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The Linguistics of Time Are Totally Mind Bending
Season 6
Episode 3
In English-speaking countries, the past is "behind" us and the future is still "ahead." But there's much more linguistic variety in how we talk about time... and it might actually influence how we perceive it.
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6:38
What are "argots" or what some call "verbal jazz", and how is it used across the globe?
6:35
How did English become the most widely spoken language in the world?
6:41
R is an incredibly weird letter; it's a wonder that we use one symbol to represent them.
8:01
What makes a word slang, and why does it sound so weird when companies use it?
12:13
We take a deeper look as to why sign language was banned for decades.
8:57
Besides being annoying, what if the grammar police are actually... wrong?
7:46
It shouldn't matter what a food is called as long as it tastes good, right? Well...
9:41
Current studies with children show show new insight into bilingualism.
7:00
English has more words than most other languages, but there are still gaps.
