2.4M views · 10K reactions | Just for a laugh 藍 Per questo video ho preso ispirazione da @lollobarollo su tiktok che fa una simpaticissima impersonificazione dell'accento americano.  | Aurora's Online Language Lessons | Facebook

99K views · 1.4K reactions | Deciphering intonations and cultural cues is something which took me years and years of living in the UK to master. When reading between the lines is crucial to understanding whether you’ll actually be fine or not  #britishenglish #britishculture #culturalunderstanding #inglese | Aurora's Online Language Lessons | Facebook

62K views · 1.9K reactions | Vocabulary: make-up, makeup, to make up Notes from the video :  make-up makeup To make up : to make peace after an argument (nothing to do with ) To pretend :  fare finta To get/have your make-up done : someone else is putting make-up on you To wear make-up : to have make-up on To apply make-up : to put make-up on | Aurora's Online Language Lessons | Facebook

207K views · 1.1K reactions | "One of the things you encounter when you try and speak Scots is the classism, it's inherent." Poet Len Pennie on the importance of keeping the Scots language alive. | BBC Scotland | Facebook

Gaelic and Scots are now officially recognised languages as part of new measures coming into force on St Andrew’s Day. The Scottish Languages Act empowers parents to request Gaelic schools, increases Gaelic qualifications, and supports research and teaching standards for both languages. We’ve been hearing from two Gaelic learners on why the language is so important to them. More on this story: https://bbc.in/4orOifI | BBC Scotland News

The language of Auld Lang Syne: Scots! It’s English’s closest relative and carries a rich history with it! #language #scotland #todayilearned #auldlangsyne #newyeartradition #scots #learning #education | Lite Linguistics