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About Adam
Adam Jacot de Boinod is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.

A freelance international journalist covering the world's languages, cultural comparisons and travel destinations. Writing to demand with prompt copy to tight deadlines. Highly experienced with successful track record  with over 180 publications. A compiler of quizzes, travel round-ups and advertorial. Specialising in destination articles, hotel reviews and male wellness pieces.


Quiz compiler both of travel questions and of the English language (for The Observer) and local county dialects (for many Archant Life Publications)
Consultant on language (for Encyclopedia Britannica) covering cockney slang, new words, the origin of phrases etc. Huge database of all the most exciting vocabulary in all the world's languages. 
Magazine features on London, on Britain's heritage, on unusual Royal prerogatives and privileges.
Particular travel expertise in North, Central and South America, Western Europe and the South Pacific along with the world's main cultural centres including London. 

Quiz compiler both of travel questions and of the English language (for The Observer) and local county dialects (for many Archant Life Publications)
Consultant on language (for Encyclopedia Britannica) covering cockney slang, new words, the origin of phrases etc. Huge database of all the most exciting vocabulary in all the world's languages. 
Magazine features on London, on Britain's heritage, on unusual Royal prerogatives and privileges.
Particular travel expertise in North, Central and South America, Western Europe and the South Pacific along with the world's main cultural centres including London.
Languages
English
Services
Feature Stories Content Writing Corporate Content
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Skills
Cultural Fact Checking
Portfolio

Adam Jacot de Boinod

20 Mar 2024  |  www.upscalelivingmag.com
Adam Jacot de Boinod, a freelance international journalist, reviews several luxury hotels in various locations, including The Hari Hotel in Belgravia, Gravetye Manor in Sussex, The Langham Hotel, The Langley Hotel near Heathrow, Park Tower Knightsbridge in London, The Chesterfield Hotel in Mayfair, and Barnsley House Hotel & Spa in the Cotswolds. He highlights their sophistication, comfort, and unique offerings, providing a positive sentiment towards each establishment.

Language expert ADAM JACOT DE BOINOD reveals all about 2022 bizarre new words

18 Dec 2022  |  Mail Online
Language expert Adam Jacot de Boinod explores a variety of new words and phrases that emerged in 2022, such as 'flockdown', 'rain bomb', 'meatspace', and 'sponcon'. These terms reflect changes in culture, technology, and societal behaviors, ranging from pandemic-related vocabulary to social media trends and lifestyle shifts. The article provides definitions and contexts for each term, highlighting the evolving nature of language.

The ultimate guide to Cockney rhyming slang

09 Jun 2014  |  the Guardian
Cockney rhyming slang is a form of English slang which originated in the East End of London. It involves phrase construction where the rhyming word relates to the actual word intended. The article provides a guide to commonly used Cockney rhyming slang phrases, explaining the logic or history behind each one. Examples include 'apples and pears' for stairs, 'army and navy' for gravy, and 'bees and honey' for money. The explanations often relate to historical practices, cultural references, or the physical characteristics of the objects mentioned.
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