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Most recent posts
The MeFi obit post for Robin Malan introduced me to that ebullient South African educator, collator, editor, actor, director, writer, and publisher, well remembered for his Ah Big Yaws? A Guard to Sow Theffricun Innglissh, …
Dave Wilton at Wordorigins.org posted a Big List entry for tarot focusing, as always, on its history in English, but he says “The name is a borrowing from the French tarot, which in turn is …
Back in 2006 I reported on “the insensate rage unleashed in language-loving Germans by the humble apostrophe”; now Philip Oltermann in the Guardian tells us those language-loving Germans are going to have to suck it …