We like words
We find words fascinating. Yes, one of us even reads dictionaries for fun! So since we're interested in building bridges, we like to find out about words from all over, and words that are used in different ways.
For instance, take the word 'Mamihlapinatapei'. It is a Yagan (indigenous language of Tierra del Fuego) word that means “the wordless, yet meaningful look shared by two people who both desire to initiate something but are both reluctant to start”. It doesn't have a translation to a word in English. Interesting, isn't it? Please read more at: http://matadornetwork.com/abroad/20-awesomely-untranslatable-words-from-around-the-world/#KYrZrhZqqJpU6Fsf.99. We think that type of learning is another span to building bridges between people. If you're wondering to yourself, "What does that have to do with social media?", well we heard about that website on Twitter. See? Bridges.
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For instance, take the word 'Mamihlapinatapei'. It is a Yagan (indigenous language of Tierra del Fuego) word that means “the wordless, yet meaningful look shared by two people who both desire to initiate something but are both reluctant to start”. It doesn't have a translation to a word in English. Interesting, isn't it? Please read more at: http://matadornetwork.com/abroad/20-awesomely-untranslatable-words-from-around-the-world/#KYrZrhZqqJpU6Fsf.99. We think that type of learning is another span to building bridges between people. If you're wondering to yourself, "What does that have to do with social media?", well we heard about that website on Twitter. See? Bridges.
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