In its spoken form, Yiddish nearly perished in the Holocaust; for many today, the sound of mamaloshen, or the mother tongue, contains both sweetness and sorrow.
In the West, Latin, referred to in its spoken form as Vulgar Latin, gradually replaced Celtic and Italic languages that were related to it by a shared Indo-European origin.
It is a tiny place, out of the way even in downtown Jersey City (that 1/2 in its address speaks volumes), and its Left Bank cafe air is no accident.
(In fact, Carmen, with its spoken dialogue but tragic ending, was premiered at Paris's Opéra Comique).
In its simplicity it spoke to how creepy the film was.
Perhaps Bunch hopes that the mere location of the museum will, in its way, speak more freely.
Our history is constantly whitewashed to crossover to mainstream consumers, so seeing it in its essence spoken from the pioneers' own lips, sweat, and playful shade in the movie is powerful.
Here, we investigate the possibility to identify conceptual representations from event-related EEG based on the presentation of an object in different modalities: its spoken name, its visual representation and its written name.
The company is best in "Diamonds," where it speaks its own dialect.
Today, back in its old home, it speaks to every visitor of the modesty of genius.
