Tag: Philippine Conferences

Writing is a productive skill, which means that the emphasis is on the output. The fact that most students in South Africa learn English as a second language (L2) presents […]

The study explored the unfiltered voices in students’ academic writing who are enrolled in an online class in the midst of pandemic. These unfiltered voices could be seen based on […]

Online learning and virtual learning have been the mainstay before, during, and after the COVD-19 pandemic. Languaging in technology is characterized by remixing, online multilingualism, and so on. Technology appears […]

Developmental or remedial education is aimed at students who appear to be underprepared for college-level courses. English as a foreign language is a core subject in Japan, and recently, large […]

Literature is the wonderful source which reflects the anthropological aspects, social aspects and linguistic aspects of the people who lived in different historical periods. They prove the higher values which […]

Even today, even after 75 years of India’s independence, the most important problems with the Indian people are language and social inequality. Religion has been one of the reasons for […]

This research aims to determine the linguistic manipulation strategies and respondents’ impressions of the selected politicians’ speeches. The researchers utilize a descriptive method by gathering information through open-ended interview questions […]

Song has long held a role in the language acquisition process — from tribal call and response rituals to parents singing lullabies to children — but adult language learners often […]

Formant frequencies are among the most commonly used and reliable parameters for forensic phonetics (FP) analysis (Lindh, 2006; Loakes, 2006), and despite an ongoing debate as to which formants are […]