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Take my power. i'm going to kill this role. i'm going to speak spanish. i am not going to area bout my dialect. i am a new york puerto rican, and i am playing a new york puerto rican. so, let's go baby. i pulled it off. i still get nervous that the states peaking spanish. you know, it is a fools power that our own people use against us. >> yes. >> and it is dividing. >> i am so proud to be puerto rican. i don't want to be anything else. but when i go to puerto rico, they tell me on the puerto rican because i wasn't born there, and then, they say things like, bad about my spanish. >> it is funn...

>> susanna has been visiting patagonia since 2007, studying whale acoustics using underwater microphones. she's recorded tens of thousands of hours of blue whale song and has made an extraordinary discovery. >> we found out that the blue whales here produce a unique song dialect. >> in fact, these are a distinct sub-species of blue whale, one of just five on the planet. but they are not the only leviathans in these waters. susanna's data has revealed a shocking and unfortunate coincidence.

A NEW Shetland dictionary app has been launched by a local dialect group. The app, called Shetland Dictionary, for Android and Apple devices, has been created by Shetland ForWirds committee member Jack Irvine. It includes definitions, examples of use, and sound recordings of...

Whale acoustics using underwater microphones. she's recorded tens of thousands of hours of blue whale song and has made an extraordinary discovery. >> we found out that the blue whales here produce a unique song dialect. >> in fact, these are a distinct sub-species of blue whale, one of just five on the planet. but they are not the only leviathans in these waters. susanna's data has revealed a shocking and unfortunate coincidence. >> the noise made by large ships is in the same frequency band as

Became unbearable not to do something to help. >> susanna has been visiting patagonia since 2007, studying whale acoustics using underwater microphones. she's recorded tens of thousands of hours of blue whale song and has made an extraordinary discovery. >> we found out that the blue whales here produce a unique song dialect. >> in fact, these are a distinct sub-species of blue whale, one of just five on the planet. but they are not the only leviathans in these waters. susanna's data has revealed a