#LanguageAcquisition

Hacker Newsh4ckernews
2025-05-07
🇪🇺 Yet Another Owl 🕯️🕊️61ennepi
2025-03-29

How to learn a language like a baby / The Conversation

Prima di tutto ascoltare e abituarsi alla musica della lingua. Scrivere verrà più in là.

[A new study] ... confirms that the relevant native-language acquisition mechanism remains intact in the adult brain.

theconversation.com/how-to-lea

Dr. Rupert Rebentischr_rbn
2025-03-24

Want to learn niche vocabulary without boring memorization? Discover an innovative approach using text-to-speech technology. mycelium-of-knowledge.org/unlo

Dr. Rupert Rebentischr_rbn
2025-03-15

Did you know that pairing text and audio can dramatically boost vocabulary retention? Learn how to apply this technique to any language. mycelium-of-knowledge.org/unlo

2025-02-08

Thing I remembered today when shopping for fancy mason jar lids:

When I was a little kid, since I had never seen it written down and was in a French class by the tender age of 5, I assumed they were "maison jars" -- i.e. jars you used at home to make pickles rather than buying pickles at the store, which came in their own jar.

("Maison" means "house" or "home" in French.)

#LanguageLearning #French #English #LanguageNerdProblems #LanguageAcquisition

The Data Therapistdatatherapist
2025-02-07

4yo looking at me with a critical look (presumably after I did something wrong at the table): you are not very learnish!

Francis Mangion (M) (VR/AR/*)franciswashere@arvr.social
2025-01-02

#vr #linguistics #LanguageAcquisition #SecondLanguageAcquisition #SLA
Song et al (2023) - "Optimizing Foreign Language Learning in Virtual Reality: A Comprehensive Theoretical Framework Based on Constructivism and Cognitive Load Theory (VR-CCL)." mdpi.com/2076-3417/13/23/12557

Laurie, LangMethodLangMethod
2024-12-17

This method is particularly effective for ingraining vocabulary into long-term memory!

2024-12-12

New paper with Paul Ibboston, Antje Quick & Nikolas Koch: #Frequency, #redundancy, and #context in bilingual #LanguageAcquisition doi.org/10.1017/S0305000924000

2024-10-17

The final workshop of our scientific network on Language Contact Phenomena in Multilingual First #LanguageAcquisition #LaCoLA will take place in Leipzig next week Thursday, Oct 24. Here's the final programme of our public workshop: lacola.phil.hhu.de/leipzig-24-

In the lead up to #ALTA2024, we're highlighting #research papers from previous #workshops.

Here, Yu-Kai Lee, Chia-Hui Chang from #NationalCentralUniversity in #Taiwan 🇹🇼 develop a #dialogue module for story co-telling for #ESL students using open domain information extraction techniques and the construction of a #KnowledgeGraph.

Interesting for anyone working in #LanguageAcquisition or #ComputerAidedLanguageLearning #CALL #NLP

🔗 Paper: aclanthology.org/2023.alta-1.2

Adam Jacobs Crouseacrousey
2024-04-01

Lately I've been watching/listening to a lot of content about regarding . What's been tripping me up is that most content creators say the Goldilocks range is knowing 95-98% of the words and then a few minutes later they say that you should only be highlighting unknown words once every page or two. If each page has 250-750 words and 2-5% of words on the page are unknown, the MATH says 4-40 words on each page are unknown.
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The Data Therapistdatatherapist
2024-03-21

3.5yo: Look at the window! It’s a bug! It flew! It’s a flu bug!

The Data Therapistdatatherapist
2024-02-17

3.5yo: polices cars!

(In case you were wondering about acquiring plurals in constructs)

Court Cantrell prefers not tocourtcan
2023-10-06

Got a reminder this evening of a spectacular German word: "Arschgeige" (loosely pronounced "ARSH guy guh"). It's a word used for a person who's a complete screw-up.

Literally translated, it means "ass fiddle."

An example sentence is:

Der 45. US-Präsident ist voll die Arschgeige.

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