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Alice FoucartThe Conversation |
A nuestro cerebro le resulta más fácil procesar un acento familiar, lo que significa que la ironía a menudo se pierde en la interpretación.
Our brains find it easier to process a familiar accent, meaning irony often gets lost in interpretation.
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