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AI and Language Learning – Will AI replace human language teachers?With AI-powered tools like ChatGPT and Duolingo becoming more sophisticated, will human teachers become obsolete, or is there still an irreplaceable human element in language education?0 Topics · 0 PostsNo topics yet!
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The Impact of ChatGPT on Academic Writing – Tool or cheating?AI-assisted writing is revolutionising academic work, but is it an aid or an ethical grey area? Are students becoming overly reliant on AI, or is it just another tool like spellcheck?0 Topics · 0 PostsNo topics yet!
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Endangered Languages – Should we save them all?With thousands of languages on the brink of extinction, should we invest in preserving every single one? What are the cultural and cognitive consequences of language loss?0 Topics · 0 PostsNo topics yet!
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Does Social Media Influence Grammar? – A new linguistic evolution?Platforms like Twitter and TikTok are shaping new ways of writing and speaking. Is this a sign of language decay or a natural evolution of communication?0 Topics · 0 PostsNo topics yet!
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Vocal Fry, Upspeak, and Other Speech Trends – Just a phase or here to stay?Trends like vocal fry (low, creaky voice) and upspeak (rising intonation at the end of sentences) are common in younger generations. Are they ruining communication, or just new forms of expression?0 Topics · 0 PostsNo topics yet!
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Phonetics vs. Phonology – What’s the real difference?Where does phonetics (physical speech sounds) end and phonology (sound patterns in languages) begin? Why do linguists still debate this boundary?0 Topics · 0 PostsNo topics yet!
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