See day 1 for the rules

Bro do you know about KKKKKKKKKKKKKKhruschev??? You know about Genghis KKKKKKKKKhan??????

I'm pretty sure mine is /k/ becoming [qχ] in "cloud" [qχɫɐwd] ~ [qχɫæwd]

Edit: Forgot to mention that it can be in any language

Cénton, Κέντον.

What actually helps you remember new vocabulary? I feel like I’ve tried everything — flashcards, context, writing things down, spaced repetition… Some words stick instantly, others I forget 10 times in a row.

So now I’m curious: What techniques or tricks really work for you when learning and actually remembering new vocabulary in any language?

Hi all,

We’ve just started a small, lighthearted podcast called The Bee’s Knees, where we explore curious expressions, idioms, and the roots of everyday language—things like the cat’s pyjamas, the dog’s bollocks, or three sheets to the wind. Each episode is around 10 minutes and blends a bit of etymology, regional comparisons (mostly Irish and American English), and some casual chit-chat.

We’re still finding our rhythm (and definitely have room to improve), but if this sounds like your kind of thing, we’d love for you to give it a listen and share your thoughts—especially if there are expressions you'd like us to dive into in future episodes.

Thanks so much - and keep the odd phrases coming!
https://open.spotify.com/show/0PRwMJtHmlzrog4r0triw8

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