CriTYREon Linguistics: Recent Episodes

Amir Mecklenburg

We are CriTYREon Linguistics, A Podcast helping to educate People about how languages and history correlate. By doing so, we believe that we can help them understand more about themselves and their communities. We also believe that by bringing History, Culture, Language, and People together, it will allow more individuals to connect and bond. And with this Podcast, we intend to do just that!

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In this episode, we discuss the History of the Hebrew Language, including helpful info such as the different phases of Hebrew, other languages that have influenced Hebrew, Vocabulary Words and Phrases.

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In this episode, we talk about the basic psychology of language learning and getting over that fear/embarrassment that comes with attempting to communicate with native speakers in your new target language.

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Today's episode is a short pronunciation guide to help You, our Listeners, with your pronunciation of the letters, letter combinations, and vowels of the Spanish Alphabet. It will include the spelling of words used in this guide and a few case uses as well.

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In today's episode, we will talk about the fascinating history of the English language and it's Grammar.

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In today's episode, we talk about the History of Spanish Grammar and it's place in Latin American History and Culture. Also included are interesting facts and details that we hope will help you to better understand Spanish Grammar. Stay tuned!! As we will be discussing English Grammar in our next episode!!

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I just wanted to apologize to our Listeners, as our second episode is not ready for release, yet.

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This is the first episode of a 3-part series where we talk about the history of the Spanish and English languages and how they are connected. Also included are historical and cultural facts as well. This first episode is about their shared histories. In the second and third episodes, we will explore the grammars of each respective language.