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Language in the Age of AI and Social Media | Aisha Yousaf | TEDxRiphah Intl U
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-22 15:53
इस दुनिया में तकरीबन 7000 ज़बाने बोली जाती है और लाखों अल्फाज़ लेकिन उसके बावजूद इंसान ने कम्युनिकेट करने के लिए कनात कर ली। यानी कि हम कानों के होते हुए भी बहरे होने पर रजामंद। हमारे पास जबान मौजूद है लेकिन हमें ऐतराज नहीं अगर गूंगा। इंसानी तहजीब का सबसे बड़ा कारनामा ये था कि हमने आवाजों में मानी भर। जबान कहते हैं अल्फाज़ में आवाज में मानी भरने के होने। पहले का इंसान कम्युनिकेट तो कर पा रहा था लेकिन वो गहराई जो इंसान को इंसान होने के लिए जरूरी थी वो मौजूद नहीं थी। इंसान यह बता पा रहा था कि उसे भूख लगी है। ये ...
The Hidden Power of Accents: Identity, Bias & Belonging | Steven Feraru | TEDxArendal
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:57
Cultural Identity & Communication - Accents and dialects significantly influence perceptions of intelligence, socioeconomic status, and personality [1][4][6] - Language shapes cultural understanding, with even small words carrying distinct cultural meanings [1] - Judgments based on accents have historical roots, exemplified by the ancient Greek term "barbaros" [4][5] - Social media is a major driver of accent evolution, leading to convergence across geographical boundaries [9] Linguistic Analysis - Languages possess inherent sound qualities, with some perceived as "sexy" (e g, Spanish) due to open vowels and low vocal placement [1][2] - Perceptions of harshness in languages (e g, German) are often influenced by stereotypes and limited exposure [2][3] Personal & Social Impact - Individuals may alter their accents to fit in or project a certain image [1] - Accents tell a story about a person's background, experiences, and influences [10] - Embracing one's accent can be a powerful statement of identity [11][12]
A Search for a Poetic Technology | Nhân Phan | TEDxULIS
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 15:49
Wow, there's like a full house I did not expect and my to be the one that open show today. So just a little bit introduction, my name is Nhan. I am an artist that work with computers right.So my generation belong to the internet. I grew up online where I learn my style, my culture and even my love. My first memories with computers was nothing about productivity or position.It was actually about curiosity and play. I grew up reading làm bạn với máy vi tính computer my friend off from my father's bookshow. I ...
Knotting the Ties Between Art, Culture, and Language | Oladapo Agboola | TEDxUniOsun
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-09 17:46
of the greatest Nigerian student >> of the greatest Nigerian student >> greatest Baba >> greatest Bob boo >> I'm so happy to join uh my fellow student well I am a graduate but I'm so happy to join every one of us here today my name is uh Kagola um I'm visual and creative artist I make I design textile and um I do more of different craft. So I studied as a course in school. and say okay I want to go and study Euroba institution. I think that takes some some courage in the kind of environment that we have tod ...
The Overlooked Role of Language in Shaping Our Identity | Ashley T | TEDxYouth@HarrowHK
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-09 16:13
The first thought that comes to my mind when I think of the word language is the different languages in the world. English, Spanish, French, Chinese, the list goes on and on. But if I sit with this thought for a little longer, I begin to realize that language is present in so many aspects of our lives.from our conversations to how we express ourselves to a community's culture and history. Deep, I know. But for the extensive influence that language has on our everyday lives, it's not spoken about nearly enou ...
How multilingual minds navigate identity | Tashi Tobden | TEDxChitkaraUniversityHP
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 17:36
Zambola. Namaste. Satrial.Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Now, I don't know about you, but me, I have forgotten the first words I've ever spoken. As a matter of fact, I don't even remember what language it was in.You see, my father, he is from Eastern Bhutan, the place where the sun rises, the place where everyone plants corn. and the place where they speak a dialect called Shah Chop. Meanwhile, my mother on the other hand, she is from the central areas.Her place I've never seen anyone farm, but I'm s ...
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-11-30 15:00
He Yanxin had learned the mysterious language from her grandmother and later helped scholars to decipher it. But by the 21st century “nushu” had changed; men had found uses for it https://t.co/05XQIEBLPa ...
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mert | helius.dev· 2025-11-29 16:08
it's crazy because with the right sequence of letters and spaces you can coordinate millions of people and literally change the trajectory of historywriting and language remain the most incredible human technologies ever created ...
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-11-29 02:20
Some said a beautiful concubine invented it long ago; or that it came from the Chinese goddess of clouds and rain. He Yanxin was the last natural inheritor of the “nushu” language https://t.co/uBylfMW6iW ...
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The Economist· 2025-11-28 21:20
“Nushu” was easier to learn than standard Chinese, and was sung rather than spoken. It became a natural medium for women denied education in rural China. Our obituary of the steward of the ancient language https://t.co/Ap5cqvLHPb ...