
image is a mash-up by ssj from pixabay.com photos ofΒ FelixMittermeier and geralt
word power
words are mighty source
of both understanding and
misunderstanding.
Β© said sadain, jr. 2018

image by geralt of pixabay.com
image is a mash-up by ssj from pixabay.com photos ofΒ FelixMittermeier and geralt
words are mighty source
of both understanding and
misunderstanding.
Β© said sadain, jr. 2018
image by geralt of pixabay.com
Oh, so true! π
Thank you, Irene! π
Nice
Thanks, Ana π
Salam! Glad to meet you here! Yey!π Thanks for the like too.
Wa alaykumum assalam, Joy! My pleasure finding you here in WP. Please extend my greetings to Prof. Jul. And thanks for the connection π
Me too sir! So happy to see you hereπok I will Jul. And thank you tooπ Salam.
I will tell Jul rather hehe
This is so true. Words are amazing….especially philology and etymology!!
Thanks for dropping by! Indeed, o Steward of the Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area! And these fields of study will only become more interesting going into the future. Would philology develop a fool-proof method of distinguishing between fake news and words of truth? Would etymologists of the future get the chance to dissect how socmed might have evolved into a veritable wordwar zone when they look at our present times? In the Philippines free-wheeling press and politics, for instance, so-called ‘thought’ leaders are now talking about ‘weaponizing’ and ‘taking back’ the Internet as if words can still be reined in like a djinn out of the bottle π