The answers to today's Quordle, game #1436, are… Five-vowel games always seem trickier somehow and this was no exception ...

Today's Wordle answer should be easy to solve if you love clean eating. If you just want to be told today's word, you can ...

Sperm whales near Dominica may be saying far more in their clicks than scientists once believed. After examining more than 1,000 recordings, researchers made a striking discovery. The whales ...

Wordle is the super fun game from the NYT, where you put your vocabulary to the test by guessing a five-letter word using some hints. While some of these words can be easy to guess, most aren’t and ...

There's no strict recipe for the Rhode Island accent: An old-timer from Charlestown won't necessarily sound the same as someone from Cumberland or Cranston. But there are certain ingredients that ...

Imagine you’ve just slammed a door on your finger. More often than not, this sudden jolt of pain elicits a vocal response. Maybe you exclaim “ouch!” or let out a cry or loud groan. But do the sounds ...

Several years after making its debut, Wordle maintains a loyal fan base committed to guessing each day's five-letter word in as few attempts as possible. To play the game, which was bought by The New ...

EXPLORING KOREA: Stories from Milwaukee to the DMZ and across a divided Peninsula. This special series explores historical sites and cultural traditions from across the Korean Peninsula, building a ...

You know how vowels make up every word we speak? Well, not all vowels are created equal. There are actually two main types of vowel sounds: monophthongs and diphthongs. Monophthongs are pure vowel ...

The way Danes speak makes it much harder for Danish children to learn the language. Fabio Trecca, CC BY-ND A visual depiction of the words for ‘smoked trout’ spoken out loud in Danish (top) and ...

Vowels and diphthongs are examples of different linguistic elements that we use daily, whether we realize it. Other elements you might have heard of could include digraphs, monographs, or phonemes.

A day after a shaky debate performance that led to talk of a new Democratic candidate, President Biden was forceful and confident while speaking to supporters. By Michael D. Shear Reporting from ...