Language Nerd Pillows

Description: Happy Day of Dads written in EBCDIC (Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code, an eight-bit character encoding devised in the 1960s for use on computer operating systems) - also available in white

Description: Happy Day of Dads written in EBCDIC (Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code, an eight-bit character encoding devised in the 1960s for use on computer operating systems) - also available in green

Description: A lot is two words features a grammar nerd theme with a natural, wearable feel, with hints of nerd retro and nerd vintage. A natural pick for grammar nerd fans, especially as a gift on tees, stickers, hoodies, mugs, and everyday gear.

Description: Decimate means reduce tenth features a grammar nerd theme with a natural, wearable feel, with hints of grammar and nerd. A natural pick for grammar nerd fans, especially as a gift on tees, stickers, hoodies, mugs, and everyday gear.

Description: "happy day of dads" written in binary - delight your geek father with this cryptic message

Description: Funny grammar joke with clean typography. Great for language enthusiasts and educators. A humorous statement for word lovers.

Description: Cleverly highlight your love for data with this retro-inspired design featuring a bar graph and a humorous play on words. Perfect for anyone who understands the art of data.

Description: Show your dedication to proper grammar with this witty punctuation design. Displaying a nautical life buoy centered around a giant red comma and a classic banner, this graphic reminds everyone that "Punctuation Saves Lives". Perfect for English teachers, proofreaders, authors, and grammar nerds. A great gift idea for teacher appreciation week, book club meetings, or back to school season.

Description: Punctuation saves lives people features a grammar nerd theme with a natural, wearable feel, with hints of nerd dad and nerd funny. A natural pick for grammar nerd fans, especially as a gift on tees, stickers, hoodies, mugs, and everyday gear.

Description: Arriviert is a German word for someone who has become established, successful or recognized in their field. An unusual vocabulary design for German speakers, language learners, word nerds and anyone who appreciates distinctive German words.

Description: Why not both? A funny bisexual multilingual design featuring “Warum nicht beides,” “Pourquoi pas les deux,” “Por qué no los dos,” “Perché non tutti e due,” and「両方でよくだない」meaning “Why not both?” Perfect for bisexuals, multilingual language lovers, polyglots, language nerds, and anyone whose answer to having two options is simply: why choose? Cute, colorful, and unapologetically sassy.

Description: A typographic wordplay joke about silent letters and the silence after telling jokes.

Description: Arriviert is a German word for someone who has become established, successful or recognized in their field. An unusual vocabulary design for German speakers, language learners, word nerds and anyone who appreciates distinctive German words.

Description: A playful “Synonym Rolls” pun pairs a frosted cinnamon roll with grammar humor. Perfect for language lovers, word nerds, and fans of clever food wordplay.

Description: what the fricative

Description: school psychologist

Description: POLÍGLOTA EN PROCESO — precaución. Este diseño es para los que llevan el diccionario en el corazón. A vivid warning sticker for Spanish learners who are technically dangerous to anyone who mixes up ser and estar.

Description: A funny grammar humor design for editors, teachers, writers, and anyone who silently fixes mistakes in their head. Perfect for language lovers with a dry wit.

Description: Funny weird grammar rules design for language teachers, linguistics students, language nerds, and anyone surviving confusing languages, syntax memes, and pronunciation rules.

Description: Perfect for people who enjoy expanding vocabulary, discovering new words, and building language skills every day.

Description: Fulminant is an expressive German word for something striking, brilliant or tremendously impressive. A bold vocabulary design for German speakers, language learners and word lovers who appreciate words with impact.

Description: A cool design for computer programmers, data scientists and software developers who write code in the R programming language. It shows the letter R on a yellow and red shield. Great for work, tech conferences and other data geek & nerd events.

Description: Beijing Mandarin, Shanghai dialect, Cantonese — three stamps in one beautiful vintage passport. A red-and-gold rice paper design for Chinese learners who know that China isn't one language — it's many journeys.

Description: Definition Noun A Statement Of The Exact Meaning Of A Word, Especially In A Dictionary. Perfect For Language Lovers, Grammar Nerds, Writers, Editors, Teachers, And Anyone Who Appreciates Precise Vocabulary And Linguistics.

Description: nasin mani li ike. Capitalism is bad.

Description: Intend Your Puns Funny Wordplay Grammar Humor

Description: Funny I can read ancient text design.

Description: the past, the present and the future walk into a bar. it was tense.

Description: the past, the present and the future walk into a bar. it was tense.

Description: the past, the present and the future walk into a bar. it was tense.

Description: the past, the present and the future walk into a bar. it was tense.

Description: A dictionary-style funny definition for people who love words, languages, and lifelong learning.

Description: Cuio anann a no alwed. Live long and be prosperous.

Description: Why not all? A funny pansexual multilingual design featuring “Warum nicht alles,” “Pourquoi pas tous,” “Por qué no todos”, “Perché non tutti,” and「全部でよくない」meaning “Why not both?” Perfect for pansexuals, multilingual language lovers, polyglots, language nerds, and anyone whose answer to having options is simply: why choose? Cute, colorful, and unapologetically sassy.

Description: A witty language learning definition for linguistics students, researchers, and language enthusiasts.

Description: The word "language" in 22 different languages.