Do you remember when Michael Jackson made the word "bad" a good or cool thing? Did you know that once upon a time the word "silly“ meant blessed with worthiness? Or that a "leech" was a doctor or healer?_x000D_ _x000D_ Linguists have called the English language a living thing. What makes it alive is we, the people, that use it (second and first language speakers alike!). We all have the power to take a word, and through using it in creative ways, utterly change the meaning of it, sometimes to a full 180 degree shift!_x000D_ _x000D_ Tonight's club will be part 2, words from the beautiful human, author John Koenig, who through searching his mind and feelings, created definitions for the very human feelings we all share, but have a hard time naming. Let's share in this human experience together!_x000D_ _x000D_ 你还记得迈克尔杰克逊什么时候把“坏”这个词变成一件好事或酷事吗？你知道什么时候，“傻”这个词的意思是被赋予了价值？“水蛭“曾经意味着医生或治疗师？_x000D_ _x000D_ 语言学家认为英语是有生命的，赋予它生命的是使用英语的我们人类，无论是将它作为第二语言还是第一语言。我们都有能力在使用单词时发挥创造力，彻底改变它的含义，有时甚至是完全180度的转变！_x000D_ _x000D_ 今晚的活动将是Mai”感觉“系列的第 2 部分，人类作家约翰·科尼格通过搜索自己的思想和感受，为我们共享的感受创造了定义，但感觉很难命名。让我们一起分享这个人类的共同经验吧！