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jp twt users learning about 'fujoshing out' for the first time probably made my whole week. peak cultural exchange 😭 https://t.co/Z9mcz6sgXn
Other words and phrases, however, somehow manage to transcend their viral origins and embed themselves in the broader language. Terms that have stuck around for a more extended period usually have something within their qualities that makes them stick, remaining relevant throughout time and applicable in various contexts. Thus, for instance, the... See more
Gabriel McCarthy • Why is Our Vocabulary Changing So Much?
실제 외국인들 찐 인싸 표현😄
@@이거 알아두자~ㅋㅋ
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#꿀팁 #꿀팁공유 #영어스타그램 #영어회화
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Everyone in the room had been building their businesses in boom times, with the market only going up in the half decade since the recession. There would be a correction,
Reeves Wiedeman • Billion Dollar Loser: The Epic Rise and Spectacular Fall of Adam Neumann and WeWork
As línguas mudam. O tempo todo surgem modos alternativos de dizer alguma coisa, formas mais velhas vão desaparecendo, destronadas por novas variantes. E essa mudança, assim que começa a ocorrer, é sempre percebida como desvio, como aberração a ser evitada a qualquer custo. Mas o fato incontornável é que muito do que hoje é tido como refinado,
... See moreCaetano W. Galindo • Latim Em Pó
“crazing.” It normally refers to a phenomenon that produces fine cracks on the surface of a material,
John Carreyrou • Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup
Words on the Move: Why English Won't - and Can't - Sit Still (Like, Literally)
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