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Have you ever felt uncomfortable splitting a dinner bill with friends or hesitated to join a group vacation because of the cost? Maybe you've wondered if your friends view money the way you do. Friendships are one of the most rewarding parts of life, yet they come with their own set of challenges—especially when money enters the picture.Today, we're diving into this problem with someone who has tackled this topic head-on. Kristin Wong, an award-winning journalist and author, has explored the subtle, often unspoken ways wealth gaps can impact friendships.Her recent article in The New York Times uncovers the nuances of these situations and how friends navigate the social and emotional dynamics of financial imbalance. Follow Kristin's Substack, “Untranslatable.”Join the So Money Members Club.Download Farnoosh's free investing blueprint.Hang out with Farnoosh on Instagram.

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New untranslatable words in the dictionary, what happened with Morgan Wallen on "SNL," and BOOB TUBE: "Mid-Century Modern," "The Righteous Gemstones," and "The Pitt" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Language necessarily evolves to accommodate new ideas, new concepts and new cultural paradigms.But, what happens when a word exists in one language, but not another?There are lots of so-called ‘untranslatable' words in English, and some Irish ones have been added to the latest version of the Oxford English Dictionary.Fiona McPherson is Senior Editor at the Oxford English Dictionary and joins Seán to discuss.

Language necessarily evolves to accommodate new ideas, new concepts and new cultural paradigms.But, what happens when a word exists in one language, but not another?There are lots of so-called ‘untranslatable' words in English, and some Irish ones have been added to the latest version of the Oxford English Dictionary.Fiona McPherson is Senior Editor at the Oxford English Dictionary and joins Seán to discuss.

The Lake is pleased to present Works for Radio, where five artists and artist groups have created five new sound works for the radio. This year's edition of Work for Radio revolves around the theme "Untranslatable": A translation is the rendering of a text from one language to another, or a change in substance, form, or medium. In the process, something new emerges, and something else disappears. When an image is described, it becomes words; when words are spoken into a microphone, they become electricity; when electricity is sent through a speaker, it becomes sound. Translation is transformation—a shift in material, context, or form. Despite the intention to stay as close to the original as possible, we always end up somewhere else. Works for Radio 2024 is supported by Koda's Cultural Funds.

Have you ever felt uncomfortable splitting a dinner bill with friends or hesitated to join a group vacation because of the cost? Maybe you've wondered if your friends view money the way you do. Friendships are one of the most rewarding parts of life, yet they come with their own set of challenges—especially when money enters the picture. Today, we're diving into this problem with someone who has tackled this topic head-on. Kristin Wong, an award-winning journalist and author, has explored the subtle, often unspoken ways wealth gaps can impact friendships. Her recent article in The New York Times uncovers the nuances of these situations and how friends navigate the social and emotional dynamics of financial imbalance. Follow Kristin's Substack, "Untranslatable."Join the So Money Members Club.Download Farnoosh's free investing blueprint.Hang out with Farnoosh on Instagram.

This week, I talk with Steph Smith, someone I consider a true curator of the internet. Steph is a writer, podcaster, and currently the host of the A16Z Podcast for the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. She's built an incredible online presence with her viral articles on remote work, productivity, and more, which have stood the test of time. Steph's work has led her to opportunities like running the Trends Newsletter for The Hustle and creating projects like Internet Pipes and her podcast, The Shit You Don't Learn in School. I admire Steph for her ability to expose people to new ideas and possibilities in their careers and lives. In this episode, we discuss her journey, her philosophy on impact, and how she approaches building her unique and impactful career. I think you'll find her story and insights as inspiring as I did. Let's get to it! In this episode: (00:00) - Intro (03:53) - Building community through shared experiences (07:16) - Documentary screenings (11:28) - How exposure to new things shapes your experiences (15:27) - Balancing specialization and exploration (18:50) - The nomadic lifestyle and remote work (22:55) - Personal growth through travel and learning (29:46) - How Steph's nomadic lifestyle has changed (33:48) - How marriage impacts life and work (42:23) - Settling down and building roots (45:41) - Pandemic reflections (49:20) - Multicultural upbringing and identity (56:06) - What led to Steph's creative explosion in 2019 (01:03:30) - How to break through the noise (01:14:52) - How Steph has approached podcasting as a full-time job (01:27:57) - What makes a great podcast host (01:37:25) - Untranslatable words: Capturing unique experiences (01:48:54) - Steph's beautiful future (01:51:50) - Who Steph is becoming​ Get full show notes and links at https://GoodWorkShow.com. Watch the episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@barrettabrooks.

How can you stop translating in your head? What are some Chinese words that can't be translated? And why is translation a worthwhile learning activity? #learnchinese #translation #mentaltranslation Podcast listener survey: https://forms.gle/tVqRe8gVhoQwj9xM7 Link to article: Student Q&A, August 2024: Avoiding mental translation, untranslatable words and why practising translation is good: https://www.hackingchinese.com/student-qa-august-2024-avoiding-mental-translation-untranslatable-words-and-why-practising-translation-is-good/ How to improve fluency in Chinese by playing word games: https://www.hackingchinese.com/playing-word-games-to-practise-fluency/ The beginner's guide to Chinese translation: https://www.hackingchinese.com/the-beginners-guide-to-chinese-translation/ Improving your Chinese by translating from another language: https://www.hackingchinese.com/using-translating-to-improve-your-chinese/ How translation to another language can help you learn Chinese: https://www.hackingchinese.com/how-translation-can-help-you-learn-chinese/ More information and inspiration about learning and teaching Chinese can be found at: https://www.hackingchinese.com Music: "Traxis 1 ~ F. Benjamin" by Traxis, 2020 - Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (3.0)

I know you've been waiting with bated breath...at long last, it's the much-anticipated conclusion to our two-part episode on what happens when a word just doesn't want to be translated. I've covered some bad options here, now I'm proposing a few good ones. These will help not just if you want to write a translation of your own, but if you're not interested in any of that noise and just want to pick a good English version of a book you've heard rules in the original. Plus I sing in this one, so I'm pretty sure that's more than enough podcasting for one day. Check out our sponsor, the Ancient Language Institute (now offering Old English instruction!): https://ancientlanguage.com/youngheretics/ Pre-order my new book, Light of the Mind, Light of the World: https://a.co/d/2QccOfM Subscribe to my new joint Substack with Andrew Klavan (no relation): https://thenewjerusalem.substack.com

Untranslatable...that's what you are...and forevermore...that's how you'll...stay? This week, prompted by a listener who's working on a very cool coding project, I'm talking a little bit about famously untranslatable words like logos, ruach, and my personal favorite, aphiēmi. It's an ancient problem, debated and fussed over basicaly since the Bible was written...can it be solved? Where to begin? I'll crack open the question today, and try to answer it next week. Check out our sponsor, the Ancient Language Institute (now offering Old English instruction!): https://ancientlanguage.com/youngheretics/ Pre-order my new book, Light of the Mind, Light of the World: https://a.co/d/2QccOfM Subscribe to my new joint Substack with Andrew Klavan (no relation): https://thenewjerusalem.substack.com  

Last time we looked at a peculiar word in the ancient Hebrew text of the Bible, that is actually untranslatable and we’re going to continue the conversation to see if we can discover what it means.Your support sends the gospel to every corner of Australia through broadcast, online and print media: https://www.vision.org.au/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you ever read a word in the Bible you didn’t understand and simply skip over it? That’s pretty normal really, but what do you do about a word that’s untranslatable and so is dropped from the Bible altogether? We’re going to look at such a word today on Foundations.Your support sends the gospel to every corner of Australia through broadcast, online and print media: https://www.vision.org.au/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: The Untranslatable Connection: A Budapest Word Puzzle Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/the-untranslatable-connection-a-budapest-word-puzzle Story Transcript:Hu: Áron, Zsuzsanna és Gergő egy meleg és nyüzsgő szerda délutánon a Budapest belvárosában található egy kávézóban ültek. Áron éppen próbált magyarázatot adni a nyelvtörőben rejlő magyar szó összetett jelentését értelmezni Chrisnek, amerikai barátjuknak. Chris a zürichi székhelyű munkája miatt érkezett Budapestre néhány napra.En: Áron, Zsuzsanna, and Gergő were sitting in a café located in the downtown area of Budapest on a warm and bustling Wednesday afternoon. Áron was trying to explain to their American friend Chris the complex meaning hidden in the Hungarian word puzzle. Chris had come to Budapest for a few days due to his job based in Zurich.Hu: A szó, amit megpróbált elmagyarázni, "megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért" volt. Az asztalnál ülő emberek arcán fel-felvillant a szórakozottság és a kamaszkori izgalom jelei a nyelvtanulástól idegenkedő Chrisen, amit a szó hossza okozott.En: The word he was attempting to explain was "megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért." The faces of the people at the table occasionally showed amusement and signs of teenage excitement at Chris, who was a bit wary of learning a new language due to the length of the word.Hu: "A gond ezzel a szóval," - kezdte Zsuzsanna mosolyogva - "hogy a valódi jelentése szinte már fel sem fedezhető az összes bővítmény között" Majd kitört a nevetés, amiben Gergő is osztozott, tekintetét pedig egy távoli füstfelhőre vetette, a Dunán túlra.En: "The problem with this word," Zsuzsanna started, smiling, "is that the real meaning is almost impossible to detect among all the extensions." Then laughter erupted, with Gergő joining in, casting his gaze towards a distant cloud of smoke across the Danube.Hu: A guzsalyas nesz, a tányérok zümmögése, a kávézóban duzzadó zene mind-mind alátámasztotta az őszinte, emberi kapcsolatukat, és ott volt a középpontban ez a hosszú, nevetséges szó. Jókedvű, vidám volt, és egyszerűen úgy érezték önmagukat: élnek és nevetnek ezen a pörgős szerda délutánon, a világ minden rezdülésétől függetlenül.En: The clattering of the loom, the buzzing of plates, and the music swelling in the café all supported their sincere, human connection, with this long, ridiculous word at the center. They were cheerful and lighthearted, simply feeling alive and laughing on this bustling Wednesday afternoon, regardless of the world's every movement.Hu: Chris, aki már egy ideje igyekezett megfejteni a szót, végül feladta és egyszerűen csak röhögött. Áron lefordította neki angolra, ahogy legjobban tudta, de még ez is bonyolultabb lett, mint előtte gondolták volna.En: Chris, who had been trying to decipher the word for a while, eventually gave up and just laughed. Áron translated it to him in English as best as he could, but even that turned out to be more complicated than they had initially thought.Hu: A nap végén a rohanó Budapest belvárosában, a göncöli kávézónak nevezett helyen négy ember elnevette magát egy hosszú, nagyon hosszú magyar szón. De ezen a napon mindegy volt, hogy sikerült-e Chrisnek megértenie a "megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért" jelentését vagy sem. Mert a hangjuk összefonódott, és a történetük egyszerű volt: négy ember, akik megtanulják egymást tisztelni, értékelni és nevetni - ezen a pörgős szerda délután a Budapest belvárosában.En: At the end of the day in the busy downtown Budapest, at a place called Göncöl Café, four people laughed at a long, very long Hungarian word. But on this day, it didn't matter whether Chris understood the meaning of "megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért" or not. Their voices intertwined, and their story was simple: four people learning to respect, appreciate, and laugh with each other - on this lively Wednesday afternoon in downtown Budapest. Vocabulary Words:Áron: ÁronZsuzsanna: ZsuzsannaGergő: Gergőcafé: kávézódowntown: belvárosBudapest: BudapestWednesday: szerdaafternoon: délutánAmerican: amerikaifriend: barátChris: Chrishidden: rejtettHungarian: magyarpuzzle: nyelvtörőword: szócomplex: összetettmeaning: jelentésto explain: magyaráznilaughed: nevetteextension: bővítményridiculous: nevetségescenter: középpontalive: élneklearning: tanulnirespect: tisztelniappreciate: értékelnifour: négypeople: emberlively: pörgős

Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Untranslatable Bonds: A Budapest Friendship Game Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/untranslatable-bonds-a-budapest-friendship-game Story Transcript:Hu: Szilvia, a lánya, csodálatos arccal és tűzpiros hajjal, egy rohanó reggelén találkozott Budapest szívében, a Duna partján, hűs árnyékot vető fák alatt.En: Szilvia, the daughter, with a wonderful face and fiery red hair, met in the heart of Budapest on a busy morning by the Danube River, under the cool shade of trees casting their shadows.Hu: Későn virradt, a nap arany függönyén keresztül a folyón csillogó nyomokban keresztülhúzva a várost.En: It was a late dawn, with the sun shining through the golden curtain, shimmering traces across the river, painting the city.Hu: Szilvia Gergővel, a jó barátjával találkozott, egy magas, sötét hajú, ipari designert.En: Szilvia met her good friend Gergő, a tall, dark-haired industrial designer.Hu: Gergő egy új játékot talált ki a barátaival való szórakozásra.En: Gergő had come up with a new game for fun with friends.Hu: A játék célja, hogy találd meg a lefordíthatatlan magyar szót.En: The goal of the game was to find the untranslatable Hungarian word.Hu: A játék izgalmas volt, és sok jó pillanatot és kacagást szerzett.En: The game was exciting, bringing many joyful moments and laughter.Hu: A barátok, akik sokszor ugyanazon a helyen összeültek, most hevesen vitatkoztak és nevetgéltek.En: The friends, who often gathered in the same place, now engaged in lively debates and laughter.Hu: Még a nap is, mintha élvezné a játékot, növelte a fényét.En: Even the sun seemed to enjoy the game, intensifying its light.Hu: A játék során Gergő és Szilvia egyre versenyfogóbbak lettek.En: During the game, Gergő and Szilvia became more competitive.Hu: Mindketten nyerni akartak.En: Both wanted to win.Hu: Gergő hirtelen kitalált egy szót, „Szerelem”.En: Suddenly, Gergő came up with a word, "Love."Hu: De Szilvának igen jó szótudása volt, és könnyedén lefordította angolra mint „Love”.En: But Szilvia had a good knowledge of words and easily translated it to English as "Love."Hu: Gergő próbált nevetni, de a verseny erőfeszítése elfogyasztotta a mosolyát.En: Gergő tried to laugh, but the competitive effort stole his smile.Hu: Szilvia kijött a nyertesként, amikor kiejtette tökéletesen lefordíthatatlan szavát: „Szabadságvágy”.En: Szilvia emerged as the winner when she flawlessly pronounced her untranslatable word, "Desire for freedom."Hu: Gergő, bár elvesztette a játékot, de elismerően bólintott.En: Gergő, although losing the game, nodded approvingly.Hu: Úgy érezte, hogy Szilvia becsületesen játszott.En: He felt that Szilvia had played honestly.Hu: Az est folyamán a barátok megkönnyebbültek és kacagástól hangosan beszélgettek.En: As the evening progressed, the friends relaxed and chatted loudly with laughter.Hu: Még a Duna is örült, ahogy az ezüst hullámai halkan csapkodtak a parton.En: Even the Danube seemed delighted as its silver waves gently lapped the shore.Hu: Végül a nap véget ért, a kacagó hangok lassan csendessé váltak, a fák pedig álomba merültek.En: Finally, as the day drew to a close, the laughing voices slowly quieted, and the trees fell into slumber.Hu: Szilvia és Gergő még mindig az álmatlan Duna partján ültek, mosolyogva az egyszerű, de boldog emléktől.En: Szilvia and Gergő still sat on the sleepless Danube shore, smiling at the simple yet happy memory.Hu: Egyszerű játékuk szorosabbra fűzte a barátságukat, és még jobban mélyítette a magyar nyelv szeretetét.En: Their simple game strengthened their friendship and deepened their love for the Hungarian language even more.Hu: A szél kelt fel és elszállt, elvitte velük a Duna dallamos éneklését, és hagyta őket ott, hogy az éjszakában tovább keresgéljenek a szavak között.En: The wind picked up, carrying away the Danube's melodious singing, leaving them to search among the words through the night.Hu: Hosszú, hűvös éjszaka várta őket, de Szilvia és Gergő békén és boldogan fogadták.En: A long, cool night awaited them, but Szilvia and Gergő welcomed it peacefully and happily.Hu: A kalandjaik csak most kezdődtek.En: Their adventures were just beginning. Vocabulary Words:A kalandjaik csak most kezdődtek.: Their adventures were just beginning.

What do you call it when you're homesick for a place you've never been? Is there a word for letting books pile up in your house without reading them? How about weather that looks beautiful out the window, but that you wouldn't want to go out in? For this episode, we worked with Babbel to bring you our second annual Untranslatable Words challenge. In it, resident linguist Grace East pits the Twenty Thousand Hertz crew against each other in a hilarious and enlightening multilingual game show. Sign up for Twenty Thousand Hertz+ to get our entire catalog ad-free. If you know what this week's mystery sound is, tell us at mystery.20k.org. Follow Dallas on Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn. Watch our video shorts on YouTube, and join the discussion on Reddit and Facebook. Learn a new language with Babbel. Get 55% off your subscription at babbel.com/20k. Episode transcript, music, and credits can be found here: https://www.20k.org/episodes/untranslatablewords Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Introducing Molly White Reddit Is Said to Sign AI Content Licensing Deal Ahead of IPO Quora raised $75M from a16z to grow Poe, its AI chat bot platform End of an era: The phone book goes the way of the fax machine as it drops through doors for the very last time after almost 150 years Air Canada must honor refund policy invented by airline's chatbot Sam Altman Seeks Trillions of Dollars to Reshape Business of Chips and AI How Google is killing independent sites like ours - HouseFresh Walmart agrees to buy Vizio to grow ad business Nielsen crowns YouTube #1 Streamer in America 12 months straight! Untranslatable foreign words Molly on Sam Bankman-Fried Inside the Funding Frenzy at Anthropic, One of A.I.'s Hottest Start-Ups Kids Online Safety Act secures enough support to pass Senate New Google sign in Waze new features 'Rat Dck' Among Gibberish AI Images Published in Science Journal TikTokker vs her breakdancing bitcoin dad Mathematical and Puzzle Fonts/Typefaces - Leo's Pick chocolate 3-d printer 'I love to twirl the cord': the young people pushing for a landline renaissance wiki edit wars ChatGPT goes temporarily "insane" with unexpected outputs, spooking users Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau Guest: Molly White Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: rocketmoney.com/twig

Introducing Molly White Reddit Is Said to Sign AI Content Licensing Deal Ahead of IPO Quora raised $75M from a16z to grow Poe, its AI chat bot platform End of an era: The phone book goes the way of the fax machine as it drops through doors for the very last time after almost 150 years Air Canada must honor refund policy invented by airline's chatbot Sam Altman Seeks Trillions of Dollars to Reshape Business of Chips and AI How Google is killing independent sites like ours - HouseFresh Walmart agrees to buy Vizio to grow ad business Nielsen crowns YouTube #1 Streamer in America 12 months straight! Untranslatable foreign words Molly on Sam Bankman-Fried Inside the Funding Frenzy at Anthropic, One of A.I.'s Hottest Start-Ups Kids Online Safety Act secures enough support to pass Senate New Google sign in Waze new features 'Rat Dck' Among Gibberish AI Images Published in Science Journal TikTokker vs her breakdancing bitcoin dad Mathematical and Puzzle Fonts/Typefaces - Leo's Pick chocolate 3-d printer 'I love to twirl the cord': the young people pushing for a landline renaissance wiki edit wars ChatGPT goes temporarily "insane" with unexpected outputs, spooking users Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau Guest: Molly White Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: rocketmoney.com/twig

Introducing Molly White Reddit Is Said to Sign AI Content Licensing Deal Ahead of IPO Quora raised $75M from a16z to grow Poe, its AI chat bot platform End of an era: The phone book goes the way of the fax machine as it drops through doors for the very last time after almost 150 years Air Canada must honor refund policy invented by airline's chatbot Sam Altman Seeks Trillions of Dollars to Reshape Business of Chips and AI How Google is killing independent sites like ours - HouseFresh Walmart agrees to buy Vizio to grow ad business Nielsen crowns YouTube #1 Streamer in America 12 months straight! Untranslatable foreign words Molly on Sam Bankman-Fried Inside the Funding Frenzy at Anthropic, One of A.I.'s Hottest Start-Ups Kids Online Safety Act secures enough support to pass Senate New Google sign in Waze new features 'Rat Dck' Among Gibberish AI Images Published in Science Journal TikTokker vs her breakdancing bitcoin dad Mathematical and Puzzle Fonts/Typefaces - Leo's Pick chocolate 3-d printer 'I love to twirl the cord': the young people pushing for a landline renaissance wiki edit wars ChatGPT goes temporarily "insane" with unexpected outputs, spooking users Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau Guest: Molly White Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: rocketmoney.com/twig

Introducing Molly White Reddit Is Said to Sign AI Content Licensing Deal Ahead of IPO Quora raised $75M from a16z to grow Poe, its AI chat bot platform End of an era: The phone book goes the way of the fax machine as it drops through doors for the very last time after almost 150 years Air Canada must honor refund policy invented by airline's chatbot Sam Altman Seeks Trillions of Dollars to Reshape Business of Chips and AI How Google is killing independent sites like ours - HouseFresh Walmart agrees to buy Vizio to grow ad business Nielsen crowns YouTube #1 Streamer in America 12 months straight! Untranslatable foreign words Molly on Sam Bankman-Fried Inside the Funding Frenzy at Anthropic, One of A.I.'s Hottest Start-Ups Kids Online Safety Act secures enough support to pass Senate New Google sign in Waze new features 'Rat Dck' Among Gibberish AI Images Published in Science Journal TikTokker vs her breakdancing bitcoin dad Mathematical and Puzzle Fonts/Typefaces - Leo's Pick chocolate 3-d printer 'I love to twirl the cord': the young people pushing for a landline renaissance wiki edit wars ChatGPT goes temporarily "insane" with unexpected outputs, spooking users Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau Guest: Molly White Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: rocketmoney.com/twig

Introducing Molly White Reddit Is Said to Sign AI Content Licensing Deal Ahead of IPO Quora raised $75M from a16z to grow Poe, its AI chat bot platform End of an era: The phone book goes the way of the fax machine as it drops through doors for the very last time after almost 150 years Air Canada must honor refund policy invented by airline's chatbot Sam Altman Seeks Trillions of Dollars to Reshape Business of Chips and AI How Google is killing independent sites like ours - HouseFresh Walmart agrees to buy Vizio to grow ad business Nielsen crowns YouTube #1 Streamer in America 12 months straight! Untranslatable foreign words Molly on Sam Bankman-Fried Inside the Funding Frenzy at Anthropic, One of A.I.'s Hottest Start-Ups Kids Online Safety Act secures enough support to pass Senate New Google sign in Waze new features 'Rat Dck' Among Gibberish AI Images Published in Science Journal TikTokker vs her breakdancing bitcoin dad Mathematical and Puzzle Fonts/Typefaces - Leo's Pick chocolate 3-d printer 'I love to twirl the cord': the young people pushing for a landline renaissance wiki edit wars ChatGPT goes temporarily "insane" with unexpected outputs, spooking users Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau Guest: Molly White Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: rocketmoney.com/twig

Introducing Molly White Reddit Is Said to Sign AI Content Licensing Deal Ahead of IPO Quora raised $75M from a16z to grow Poe, its AI chat bot platform End of an era: The phone book goes the way of the fax machine as it drops through doors for the very last time after almost 150 years Air Canada must honor refund policy invented by airline's chatbot Sam Altman Seeks Trillions of Dollars to Reshape Business of Chips and AI How Google is killing independent sites like ours - HouseFresh Walmart agrees to buy Vizio to grow ad business Nielsen crowns YouTube #1 Streamer in America 12 months straight! Untranslatable foreign words Molly on Sam Bankman-Fried Inside the Funding Frenzy at Anthropic, One of A.I.'s Hottest Start-Ups Kids Online Safety Act secures enough support to pass Senate New Google sign in Waze new features 'Rat Dck' Among Gibberish AI Images Published in Science Journal TikTokker vs her breakdancing bitcoin dad Mathematical and Puzzle Fonts/Typefaces - Leo's Pick chocolate 3-d printer 'I love to twirl the cord': the young people pushing for a landline renaissance wiki edit wars ChatGPT goes temporarily "insane" with unexpected outputs, spooking users Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Paris Martineau Guest: Molly White Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-google. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: rocketmoney.com/twig

Writer, editor and prominent intellectual Oksana Forostyna joins Ivan Vejvoda from Lviv to discuss the ongoing situation in Ukraine, her recent essay on Ukrainian jokes and humour and their importance as a shield against trauma and aggression, the political life of the country during wartime; and daily family life during these difficult years.A co-founder of Yakaboo Publishing Oksana was chosen for the New Europe 100 list of outstanding challengers from Central and Eastern Europe in 2014 and made the Top 100 People in Ukrainian Culture list by Novoe Vremya illustrated weekly in 2017. Her debut novel Duty Free was published in Ukraine in December 2012. She is also an author of essays and articles in Ukrainian and English. Forostyna was a former executive editor for Krytyka Journal and for Critical Solutions — an online media project of Krytyka. In 2015, she launched the independent publishing imprint TAO. Formerly a Marcin Król Fellow at Visegrad Insight, she is a Europe's Futures fellow at IWM this year.Find her on twitter @ForostynaRead her essay on Ukrainian jokes at The European Review of BooksIvan Vejvoda  is Head of the Europe's Futures program at IWM where, in cooperation with leading European organisations and think tanks IWM and ERSTE Foundation have joined forces to tackle some of the most crucial topics: nexus of borders and migration, deterioration in rule of law and democracy and European Union's enlargement prospects.The Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) is an independent institute for advanced study in the humanities and social sciences. Since its foundation in 1982, it has promoted intellectual exchange between East and West, between academia and society, and between a variety of disciplines and schools of thought. In this way, the IWM has become a vibrant center of intellectual life in Vienna.The IWM is a community of scholars pursuing advanced research in the humanities and social sciences. For nearly four decades, the Institute has promoted intellectual exchange across disciplines, between academia and society, and among regions of the world. It hosts more than a hundred fellows each year, organizes public exchanges, and publishes books, articles, and digital fora. you can find IWM's website at:https://www.iwm.at/

Hosted by Al Filreis and featuring Jerome Rothenberg, Pierre Joris, and Charles Bernstein.

The group gathers at the Writers House's Wexler Studio to discuss two poems by Armand Schwarner: "Tablet XXV" and "'daddy, can you staple these two stars together to make an airplane?'"

在本期节目里，我们仨将和大家聊一聊几个没法翻译成别的语言的中文词汇以及背后的文化。

On this episode of the So Japanese podcast, we share 10 of our favourite words and phrases that can't be easily translated into English.  We think the phrases we chose help to understand the mindset of Japanese people. 今回のエピソードは、僕らの好きな”１０の英語に訳しずらいフレーズ”を紹介していきたいと思います。このフレーズを知ることで、日本人の考え方をより深く理解できればと思います。

Is translation really just a problem of finding the right words in one language to fit the words in another language? Or, is there much more than meets the ear? Lisa Foran, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at University College Dublin (Ireland), discusses the ways in which translation can be problematic as well as constructive, not just with the aim of communicating, but also with the aim of improving how we live our lives. She delves into the deeper, ethical significances of what means to find yourself unable to translate something or even someone into familiar terms.Living Philosophy is brought to you by Philosophy2u.com.Host:Dr Todd MeiSponsors:Philosophy2u.comHillary Hutchinson, Career and Change Coach at Transitioning Your LifeHermeneutics in Real LifeGeoffrey Moore, author of The Infinite Staircase     Links Related to this Episode:Lisa Foran (UCD)Twitter (@LisaForan10)Emmanuel Levinas (SEP)Jacques Derrida (SEP)Barbara Cassin (Wikipedia)Alasdair MacIntyre (Wikipedia)Ferdinand de Saussure (langue et parole/language as structure and speech)Emily Apter (NYU)Structuralism (Wikipedia)Post-structuralism (Wikipedia)The Myth of Self-Sufficiency (Philosophy2u)Future-tensed and Present-tensed Languages, (The Conversation)Music: Earth and the Moon, by KetsaLogo Art: Angela Silva, Dattura Studios

As a teenager, Evan Craft took seriously Jesus's call to love our neighbors but he realized he couldn't love them well if he couldn't talk to them.  So many of his neighbors spoke Spanish and while this wasn't his culture or language, he determined to break that barrier and build a bridge instead. Evan studied Spanish and landed in Latin America at 21 years old and said, "Here I am Lord. Use me."  Evan weaves English and Spanish together in his music and builds bridges of connection between cultures. To worship God in a language that connects to our hearts is what we all long for, and when we can worship together, with our different cultures and languages it's a glimpse of heaven.  You're going to love Evan's heart. Join me for a great conversation with my new friend, singer-songwriter bridge builder… Evan Craft.  05:20 Worship in your heart language11:30 Individuality is beauty14:39 Untranslatable words19:04 All the nations, tribes, and tongues!

Chad and Jared get together to talk about Game Shows. They talk about the shows they remember from childhood, their favorite genres of game show, and popular game shows around the world. First, they share some new Untranslatable phrases from all over the world.  Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com

In this episode of the Evolving Leader podcast, co-hosts Scott Allender and Jean Gomes talk to Dr Tim Lomas. Tim is one of the world's leading researchers in positive psychology. He has published numerous papers on meditation, Buddhism and masculinity and has written several books including his most recent publication ‘Happiness - Found in Translation. A Glossary of Joy from Around the World'. In 2018 he delivered a TEDx talk where he introduced his current project, creating a crowd sourced lexicography of untranslatable words relating to wellbeing.  Visit The Positive Lexicography2.12 How did you become interested in cross cultural perspectives on wellbeing.6.43 Defining positive psychology.13.04 What inspired you to start creating the positive lexicography of untranslatable words, and what is this work revealing?   19.40 Exploring how so many of the words within the lexicography are not one emotion, but are more often a mixture of competing emotions.26.45 Some of Tim's favourite words that have helped him become more connected and aware of his emotional experience.31.31 Exploring the lexicography, old friends or mysterious strangers.34.26 How much do you think we encourage people to ask themselves how they are actually feeling?39.24 In your research, have you noticed how some cultures have greater granularity in their language around emotions than others?44.45 Thinking about our discussion today, what is the call to action for a leader? 46.24 What's next for you? The Global Wellbeing Initiative. Getting back in front of the mic. Social: Instagram           @evolvingleader LinkedIn             The Evolving Leader Podcast Twitter               @Evolving_LeaderThe Evolving Leader is researched, written and presented by Jean Gomes and Scott Allender with production by Phil Kerby. It is an Outside production.

Friend of the pod, David joins Chad and Jared to catch up and talk about his 2nd year in Czech Republic as a grade school and private online language teacher. They talk about exploring and falling in love with Czech Republic, coronavirus in Czech Republic, and teaching new students of all ages. They also share some Untranslatable phrases, a song of the pod, and talk about Chad's journey learning Russian. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

Chad and Jared attempt to take an objective look at the cruise industry. Neither of them have been on a cruise in the past 10+ years, and they try to figure out if there's anything they're missing out on. They also share some new Untranslatable Phrases... and even one Untranslatable name, and a new Song of the Pod. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

Chad and Jared talk about The Great Firewall of China. No, I didn't misspell a popular tourist attraction. They talk about China's strict internet censorship and ways  to (allegedly) get around it. Chad also talks about his experience with the great firewall and tells Jared why it may not be totally bad, but also why it is. They also share some new Untranslatable phrases, and a Song of The Pod. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

Chad and Jared talk about Tight and Loose Cultures- a theory invented by Michele Gelfand. They discuss the criteria for being a tight or loose culture, the benefits and drawbacks of the cultural differences, and then also which culture they think best fits them. Of course, they share new Untranslatable phrases and a Song of The Pod. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

Chad is home! After a 32 hour flight half way across the country, Chad and Jared reunited for a podcast in person. Chad tells Jared about his long trip from Bali to Michigan via Seoul, Korea. Then, he shares some gifts from his time in Bali. they share some new Untranslatable phrase before trying to figure out what the heck Chad is going to do with the next six months of his life, and where he'll be moving to next. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

The Untranslatable Podcast is On The Road Again! Chad is officially done with his fellowship, and he's got time to kill in Bali. His first stop is Ubud. He talks about his time adjusting to the culture, and cuisine. He also schools Jared on some of the basics of Indonesia. They also share some new Untranslatable phrases, and a Balinese song of The Pod. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

Happy New Year everyone. We are in a new decade. Who knows what the future has to hold? No one, really, but Chad and Jared can certainly pontificate. They make their predictions for the next Decade of course, keeping it Untranslatable Podcast related with Travel, language, cultural, and Technological predictions. The also share a new Shoutout Of The Pod, Untranslatable Phrases, and a Song of The Pod. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

Welcome back to the second Untranslatable Appisode! This time they're talking about must have American Apps. They also compare the American apps to the must have Chinese apps Chad talked about in Episode 150. They also spread a little love with some Shoutouts of The Pod, share some Untranslatable Phrases, and a new Song of The Pod. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

Welcome to the first official Untranslatable Appisode. Chad is an expat English teacher with no Chinese experience, and he shares the apps the he absolutely can't live without while living in China. They also share some Shoutouts of the Pod and new Untranslatable Phrases. Also, they share a new Song of The Pod. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

New Podcast! Chad and Jared are joined by friend of the show Don Strite and host of the Millennial State Of Mind Podcast. the three of them talk about travel-related financial tips and the best and worst travel credit cards. They also decipher some new Untranslatable phrases from all around the world, and share a new Song of The Pod. Check out Don on The Millennial State of Mind Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Podbean Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

Chad and Jared talk about what they look for when checking out the nightlife while traveling. different cultures have their own way of partying. The Untranslatable Podcast want you to maximize your fun and not get arrested, so they also discuss some laws in various countries you probably haven't heard. They also share some new Untranslatable Phrases, and a Song of The Pod.   Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

Join Chad and Jared as they discuss the beautiful college town of East Lansing, Michigan. For this travel tips episode they cover some budget tips, bars in East Lansing and some noteworthy sites in East Lansing. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

Don't let the summer pass you by! Chad and Jared talk about Summer vacation. First, they talk about their summer vacations growing up and the activities that kept them occupied. Then, they talk about summer vacation lengths in different countries around the. world. First Chad and Jared spread a little love with some Shoutouts of The Pod. Then they share some new Untranslatable Phrases. After they talk about summer vacation, they share a new Song of The Pod. Chad and Jared share a Chinese and Spanish Word of the Pod respectively. Then, Chad shares some jokes and Quote. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!

Welcome to the travel tips series! Chad and Jared discuss what to do and see in Washington D.C. what to avoid and give some budget tips. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1 Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com

Welcome to the travel tips series! Chad and Jared discuss what to do and see in Paris, France what to avoid and give some budget tips. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1 Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com

Welcome to the travel tips series! Chad and Jared discuss what to do and see in Ann Arbor, Michigan, what to avoid and give some budget tips. Website: Untranslatablepodcast.com Twitter- @Untranslatable1  Instagram- @untranslatablepodcast Email- Untranslatablepodcast@gmail.com The Untranslatable Podcast is in Video! Check out our Youtube Channel to watch the Pod!