BBC Radio 4 has started a new series on the English language, titled Fry’s English Delight. In the third and final programme, which you can listen to below, Fry explores the word hallo. With the help of language experts Fry takes a look at the origins of the word and how its meaning has changed over the centuries. This radio broadcast will be available online for a few more days.

For more Stephen Fry, browse his website. I can recommend following him on Twitter and listening to his podcasts.

BBC Radio 4 has started a new series on the English language, titled Fry’s English Delight. In the second programme, which you can listen to below, Fry explores the subject of pronunciation. He is joined by experts of communication skills and elocution to dicuss the power of proper pronunciation. The radio broadcast will be available online for a few more days.

For more Stephen Fry, browse his website. I can recommend following him on Twitter and listening to his podcasts.

BBC Radio 4 has started a new series on the English language, titled Fry’s English Delight. In the first programme, which you can listen to below, Fry looks at how ‘wrong English’ can become ‘right English’. Or, in his words (cue Star Trek theme music), ‘to boldly go into the outer reaches of the language badlands’. Author Jeremy Butterfield joins Fry in this program which will be available online for a few more days.

For more Stephen Fry, browse his website. I can recommend following him on Twitter and listening to his podcasts.