Publish at March 28 2018 Updated March 04 2022
The exciting thing about language is that it allows us to play with it à l'infinite. It is multiple, complex, rich and invariably a source of enrichment and exploration.
In a series of vignettes, TED Ed explores language from every angle and invites us to play with it and make it our own.
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