Ecrit-on "Sibylle" ou "Sybille" ?

Il est des mots dans le vent : n'étant pas chroniqueuse de mode mais bien maîtresse d'école, je ne vais pas vous parler de bloomer ou de open-toe mais d'un terme qui a envahi les conversations depuis le début de cette satanée épidémie de COVID : l'adjectif exponentiel.Hébergé par ... Show More

Dans cet épisode, Lisa Kamen explique la différence entre le dièse musical et le hashtag utilisé sur les réseaux sociaux. Elle clarifie que le dièse est un symbole musical qui augmente une note d'un demi-ton, tandis que le hashtag, d'origine romaine, est utilisé pour regrouper de ... Show More

Dans cet épisode, Lisa Kamen explore l'histoire des notes de musique. Elle explique comment les notes ont évolué depuis le XIe siècle, passant des neumes à la portée musicale. Lisa détaille l'origine des noms des notes, attribués par Guido d'Arezzo, et discute de l'utilisation de ... Show More

Conosci l’origine del tuo nome? Sai perché lo hanno scelto per te? Forse perché lo hanno trovato originale ed esotico, forse per un motivo legato alla famiglia oppure hanno semplicemente seguito la moda del momento. Sì, perché i nomi seguono le mode e hanno una vita ciclica. Oggi ... Show More

Perhaps you have to write a formal business letter in English, and you do not know how to even begin! Should you write "Dear Jane" or "My Dear Jane"? Should you comment on the weather or ask the reader how his family is? This lesson will tell you important information about the l ... Show More

Let’s face it. English spelling is weird. Sometimes you spell a ‘ch’ sound with a C-H, like in cheese, and sometimes you spell it with a T-U, like in Tuesday. If bird is spelled B-I-R-D, why isn’t word spelled W-I-R-D? Have you had enough of all these unusual spellings? But what ... Show More

日本人の名前には、いろいろな意味があります。 今日は名前のつけ方についてです。 

Does your name have any special meaning? Do you like your name? What name do your parents/relatives call you? Would you like to change your name? Does anyone in your family have the same name as you? Are there any differences between how people name their children now and in the ... Show More

Freudian, Dickensian, Orwellian... learn about adjectives that come from names. 

Freudian, Dickensian, Orwellian... learn about adjectives that come from names. 

According to the most recent data from the Office for National Statistics. For boys, the top name was Noah, which replaced Oliver from the previous year. For girls, the top name was Olivia, which remained the same for the sixth year in a row. Other popular names for boys included ... Show More

Per questo episodio mi sono venute in mente molte idee, volevo parlare di qualche classifica, del tipo il posto più visitato in Italia o qualcosa del genere, ma poi mi è capitato di leggere un articolo che parlava delle origini di alcuni nomi italiani. Allora mi è venuta l’idea, ... Show More