Postcard Language

“Postcard Language” are little slices of general linguistics, language learning, language culture, and life that fit onto a 4×6 inch postcard – ideal for printing out and posting on your cubicle wall, but easy to stash away and rotate,

Evolution of the Latin alphabet, from proto-Sinatic, Phonetician, Greek, Latin, Roman, to modern Latin script.

Source: Matt Baker, UsefulCharts.com
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Letters in Common between the Latin, Greek, and Cyrillic alphabets = A B E H K M O P T X.

Source: Matt Baker, UsefulCharts.com

Diagram of mouth and throat where sounds in English are generated from: Bilabial, Labio-Dental, Interdental, Alveolar, Post-Alveolar, Palatal, Velar, and Glottal.
A grammar rule in English that all adjectives follow: Opinion, Size,Age, Shape, Color, Origin, Material, and Purpose.
A story in which each syllable is pronounced /shi/.
English Insults = Kitten Spanish Insults = Alligator Speaking Russian = Dragon Casually Ordering Food in German = Cthulhu
STUDYING GERMAN - IT'S LIKE GERMAN WANTS YOU TO KNOW THAT IT IS SMARTER THAN YOU. STUDYING ENGLISH - ENGLISH FOLLOWS OTHER LANGUAGES DOWN DARK ALLEYS, MUGS THEM, AND GOES THROUGH THEIR POCKETS FOR LOOSE GRAMMAR.
Flowchart how to determine which European language you are reading

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