@janie

never again

[OnStage Blog @OnstageBlog]

Don't know what made me think of this today, but I remembered how much I loved how Laura played this scene.

[Language Jones @languagejones]

Wholesome Yiddish Word of the Week: “mazel tov” https://t.co/D0BX1GjYG3 via @YouTube

[Language Jones @languagejones]

A Linguist explains how to make duolingo actually work
https://t.co/8c1PaCh8eh

[@janie @JaneMargulies]

@languagejones @ernestowg One of the greatest responses of all time. No comparison.

[Arielle Morisot @ArielleMorisot]

Authors! I am finally back on BookRoar and I want to review YOUR book. I'm visually impaired, so I'd love to read some of your audiobooks. Are you on BookRoar, and do you have an audiobook version? Please let me know!!!

[Acting Magazine @ActingMagazine]

"I made this decision: I never looked at an audition as an audition again. I looked at it like: Oh, I have a job. Here's my job. I have a script. I went to work."

(Michael Keaton)

[Acting Magazine @ActingMagazine]

Take advantage of every chance you have to see and be seen. You never know when you’ll be at the right place at the right time to meet the right opportunity.

[Acting Magazine @ActingMagazine]

Everything, in this business, is an audition. The acting job you have today is an audition for the acting job you might have 5 or 10 years from now.

[Language Jones @languagejones]

I was going to make a video about using italki to learn from native speakers (btw: ask me why “native speaker” is controversial in linguistics), when they reached out to me to sponsor a post. So here’s “How a linguist uses italki to learn languages”
https://t.co/h1JNtZG3Rc

[Acting Magazine @ActingMagazine]

“Talent alone is not enough. Character and ethics, a point of view about the world in which you live and an education, can and must be acquired and developed.”

(Uta Hagen)

[Acting Magazine @ActingMagazine]

“I have spent a lot of time looking at what other people are doing in their careers and comparing and I don’t think that’s healthy, you know. I think you’re on your own track. Just concentrate on yourself and don’t worry about what anyone else is doing.”

(Jodie Comer)

[NAMI @NAMICommunicate]

Tips on how to support a loved one who's struggling with their mental health.
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Image via https://t.co/W4zkKgEN8B on IG

[Language Jones @languagejones]

In linguistics, giving a speech is an accomplishment, but dying is an achievement. I made a video explaining why. https://t.co/eEKykbMl7I

[Language Jones @languagejones]

New video! Your textbooks lied to you about “tenses.” In it, I explain why tenses can be so confusing, how linguists think about time and action in languages, and why linguists say crazy things like “English has no future tense”

https://t.co/FTDwBNTdmf

[LGBTQ Shrink @DrRonHolt]

Please retweet this. You just may save a life.

U.S. Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988 @TrevorProject: 866-488-7386. #Suicide is not an option. You are not alone.

There are many people who love and support you.

https://t.co/DszL7iXOsu @988Lifeline

[Language Jones @languagejones]

The letter R is really weird, and all the more so in English specifically. That's why in this video, I ruin pirate talk, ermagerd girl, and Burma.

https://t.co/s2sfc3Lm5X

[Acting Magazine @ActingMagazine]

Whenever possible, try to get coached before every big audition. It is well worth your time (and money) to have a trained, independent eye reviewing your performance, pointing out strengths and flaws you might not be able to see on your own.

[@janie @JaneMargulies]

I am honored to be performing a monologue created to share the experience of a congregant who struggled and grew in wisdom and gratitude during the pandemic.

[@janie @JaneMargulies]

https://t.co/3FdELjC2Cs