After a brief pause, libertarian commentator Lisa Kennedy Montgomery says, "Nazi, please!" Gutfeld, predictably, finds this ...

Dogs can distinguish between words and the intonation of human speech by using brain regions similar to those used by humans, a new study suggests.

An adorable French Bulldog named Kirby clearly tries his best to be obedient, though he is doing it in his own unique way.

A new study from a group of Hungarian scientists found dogs understand both the meanings of words and the intonation you use to say them, reports The Washington Post.

WASHINGTON: Dogs distinguish words and intonation in the same region of the brain as humans, according to a new study of how man´s best friend interprets our language. Published Monday in the ...

While intonation in English definitely affects how its words sound, it is not as extreme as tones in Mandarin, for example. In Mandarin, there are four tones that are used, which means if you mess up ...

A team of scientists has confirmed what any dog owner would already confidently tell you: that dogs can understand both vocabulary and the intonation of human voices. The researchers, based at ...

Source/Image licensed from Ingram Image Babies first start learning language by listening to the rhythm and intonation of the speech stream. And 'baby talk' provides that.

Recordings had the trainer saying words like "super" or "however" in high-pitched and cheery voices or in neutral tones. The data gathered showed that intonation has no effect on how dogs ...

Every word in English has a natural stress which falls on one of its syllables. For example, the word 'intonation' has four: in-ton-a-tion.