These 3 words in a text message mean you’re being scammed — here’s why you should delete it immediately
This three-word message is one that scammers rely on and could make you high-risk to fall for a scam text: “Would you kindly.
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My Spending Trigger Is FOMO. Here's How I Keep It in Check
Buying one concert ticket isn’t going to break the bank, but it will if it becomes a habit. Compulsive spending, whether ...
Is “Funner” a Word? Let’s Settle the Debate
Why don't we like to put an "-er" on the end of "fun," the way we do with other one-syllable adjectives like "cute" or "big"?
SEMO partners with El Salvador institute to teach English to students
Southeast Missouri State University is collaborating with the Institute of Technology Central America (ITCA) in El Salvador ...
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As A Bilingual Latina, Here’s How College Changed The Way I Use Language
A Her Campus chapter writer reflects on how, as a bilingual Latina, she learned to incorporate both English and Spanish into ...
German language body enshrines 'idiot's apostrophe'
The move is seen by grammar purists as a further encroachment of English into German. Traditionally, apostrophes have not ...
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Data Breach Exposes Social Security Numbers of 237,000 Comcast Customers. Here's What We Know
The breach is tied to a ransomware attack at Financial Business and Consumer Solutions, a collection agency and former ...
‘SNL’: Nate Bargatze’s George Washington Returns to Dream of American English Becoming ‘Our Own Thing’ | Video
Nate Bargatze's George Washington returns to SNL to hope for a new word for the number 12, strange systems for naming years ...
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TikTok’s ‘English or Spanish’ meme trend explained
The ‘English or Spanish’ trend was started by TikToker Alfonso Pinpon, who’s amassed over 1.1 million followers for his prank videos. Basically, he approaches guys in a mall and asks ...