Why the Word Tomato Is Pronounced Differently By English Speakers Worldwide But the Word Potato Is Not
Gideon of LetThemTalkTV explains why British English and American English say the word "tomato" differently but not the word potato.
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The Complicated Geographical Origins of English
Linguist Olly Richards of Storylearning explained the complicated geographical origins of the modern English language.
Why British English and American English Often Use Different Words for the Exactly Same Thing
Gideon of LetThemTalkTV explains why British English and American English often use different words for exactly the same thing.
A Brief Animated History of the English Language
Harrison Holt of The Generalist Papers offered a very brief but thorough animated explanation of the history of the English language.
How California Sport and Music Subcultures of the 1990s Changed How Vowels Are Pronounced in the US
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How Far Into the Past a Modern English Speaker Could Go and Still Be Able to Communicate With Others
Simon Whistler examines how far into the past a speaker of modern English could go and still be able to communicate sufficiently.
Why the Word Pecan Is Pronounced So Many Different Ways Throughout the United States
In the latest episode of their informative whiteboard series for Mental Floss, linguist Arika Okrent and illustrator Sean O’Neill verbally and visually explain the etymological…