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Marcel Iseli

Hey fellow Linguaholics! It's me, Marcel. I am the proud owner of linguaholic.com. Languages have always been my passion and I have studied Linguistics, Computational Linguistics and Sinology at the University of Zurich. It is my utmost pleasure to share with all of you guys what I know about languages and linguistics in general.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most work turned remote worldwide.  With the introduction of Zoom meetings and everything alike, everyone sent to work from home had to adapt.  Although a hardship for many, it came with its blessings. If you have been doing work remotely, you gained the opportunity to brush up, or even perfect, …

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One of a writer’s greatest weapons is his or her solid footing on grammatical concepts, including sentence structure, lexis, and stylistics. A writer connects his or her internal thoughts to the reader through textual characters that represent a whole unit of meaning. This whole unit of meaning can also be dissected in parts in order …

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A judicial internship is when students work for a judge while in law school.  It provides law students with valuable experience, all of which is important practice for when later applying for a full-time clerk job. If you have done a judicial internship and are applying to a law firm, keep reading for the best …

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Studying abroad is a highly regarded experience that not only expands your skillset but your mind as well. People who have traveled and studied abroad can be more open-minded, and idea-driven, and can often communicate well with others! How can you express this best on a resume? Table of Contents   How Do You Put …

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Nannying is childcare taken to the next level. It often means long hours, multiple responsibilities, and a level of care beyond that of other jobs. However, should this experience be included on a resume? And if so, for how long?    Should You Include a Nanny Experience on a Resume? As nannying is usually a …

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One of the most important structural rules for every resume is that you need to list your responsibilities of each job as separate points. Most people choose to make use of bullet points to keep their resumes tidy, but how many points should you be listing per job? You should be careful not to clutter …

Read More about How Many Bullet Points per Job on a Resume? — The Answer

If you somehow managed to miss watching Game of Thrones on TV, you have no doubt seen some of the memes, made popular by the series on the Internet, stating ‘Brace yourselves – Winter is coming’, or similar dire warnings.  The pilot series was indeed entitled, “Winter is Coming”, and Ned Stark did utter these …

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One of the frustrating things about English is that sometimes a word can be used in many different ways. This can be confusing if you are trying to figure out whether or not it needs a comma. Welcome” can be one of four different parts of speech, but fortunately, the rules about when to use …

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“Jargon” is the word for specialized language that you encounter in a particular field or situation. One confusing thing about encountering jargon is that it may use language that has a meaning that is familiar to you in other contexts that makes no sense in the new context. To make matters worse, there is a …

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