Accents and Identity with Harrison
May 10, 202641mEp. 77S1
Does changing your accent change who you are? How to change your accent and how that impacts your identity and more with special guest Harrison.
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Hosted by EJ and Stacie · EN · 77 episodes
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The podcast where linguists discuss all things language. We address the questions you've always wondered about, like, "what is the most difficult language?" or "which language learning app is best?"EJ and Stacie both have Bachelor's Degrees in Linguistics. EJ has a Master's Degree in World Languages, and Stacie has a Master's Degree in Linguistics. We love everything language. Keep in touch on Instagram at @for_the_love_of_language!
EJ and Stacie hosts For the Love of Language, a education show with 77 episodes published.
Does changing your accent change who you are? How to change your accent and how that impacts your identity and more with special guest Harrison.
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A brief foray into articles, some examples of different phonemes, and several tips to improve your accent if you're learning another language!
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