What the British say and what they mean: a brief guide
What the British say and what they mean can be two very different things. And the problem is them, not you. —– “Katharine, can you
What the British say and what they mean can be two very different things. And the problem is them, not you. —– “Katharine, can you
Time to celebrate these delightful Anglo-Indian terms —– The English language is fantastically adept at absorbing words from other languages. These English words of Indian
We Brits really do come out with some odd stuff —– Speaking British English in a foreign country means being self-aware and kind. It means
These old-fashioned words and phrases in English aren’t heard often anymore. They need a new lease on life! —– Recently, while writing about extinct words
These extinct words in English are ripe for a 21st century revival! —– Language is a living, breathing entity which evolves along with the societies
From a quirky new year’s resolution to revivifying an ancient art —– Back on New Year’s Eve 2022, I made a new year’s resolution: to
“What a palaver!” I shouldn’t be laughing right now, as I am talking to my sister about a fall she just had while out running,
Copyright: The Other Half, Luxembourgish citizen —– It is often the case that non-native speakers are more creative with their second language than those for
It is often said that the Americans and the British are two peoples separated by a common language. I’d say that’s pretty much on the