How to pronounce “nostalgia” in English

nostalgia.

Nostalgia is good for you.

nostalgia, lingering on, to quote Boym here, "ruins, the patina of time and history, and the dreams of another place, another time."

"nostalgia," "when spring turns to summer," and even the word "sensitive word" was blocked.

evoke nostalgia I'm excited to talk to Dominique about how something as fleeting and ephemeral as a

So nostalgia for me is a way to tap into sort of a shared experience, I think, and the shared imagination.

with nostalgia reflect on our best memories right and this nostalgic thing makes us still live in the past and it

And nostalgia only really started to be a thing, as I remember it, in the '70s and '80s.

So nostalgia was the first great pier that Ellen Langer was using to design her counter-clockwise.

Reflective nostalgia dwells on the ambivalences of human longing and belonging and does not shy away from the contradictions of modernity.

Restorative nostalgia protects the absolute truth, while reflective nostalgia calls it into doubt."

But nostalgia is something different.

But just nostalgia, I like the old things.

And speaking of nostalgia that you brought up, that's so woven into cooking, there are so many beautiful essays, throughout your book,

or is it just nostalgia like any other?

And I experienced this nostalgia, this time traveling throughout.

is because it's nostalgia.

and connection and nostalgia and memories.

Is it mere nostalgia?"

deals with nostalgia.

pent up nostalgia for the '80s.

So the idea that nostalgia could actually be forward-thinking, can actually do something to you, expose you to a nostalgic experience, there's

And the more nostalgia you get, the more dopamine you pump into the system.

She distinguishes between restorative nostalgia and reflectiveness nostalgia.

But always had that nostalgia of being reminiscing of my past and what an oddity it has been for such a long time

And I think nostalgia just easily taps into that same emotion.

but the nostalgia makes everything so poetic and romantic in memory, even though the reality was much harsher than in your imagination or in memory.

One is nostalgia for the status quo of, I don't know, say, last summer where things were OK with Russia.

Sort of like nostalgia mixed with casting a critical eye back at the origins of the world that we live in today.

same time has a nostalgia for the old, much the same way as the computer age has come upon us and we have nostalgia for

You deserve better than nostalgia.

sense of nostalgia the last half hour or so nostalgia in in quotes

misty eyed nostalgia for god knows what God knows when and what happens to the

spiritual retreat romantic nostalgia for land lost elsewhere because we have

So there's just nothing but nostalgia there.

So it's partly a nostalgia.

It was a feeling like nostalgia, but for something I'd never done and something I'd never had.

But I also had this deep nostalgia for all these games that I played as a kid.

It's finding the right amount of nostalgia in order to bring the audience in to know what they're watching, and then bring as much honesty

Brought back a lot of nostalgia, you know?

But the sort of familial nostalgia for it in a way that it felt was really strange.

He was having his second wind of nostalgia playing Madison Square Garden or Radio City with the acts of his era.

And it's not just a nostalgia fest.

Now there's all this nostalgia around like old formats.

She looked at the effects of nostalgia.

So it is a heavy dose of nostalgia with the book, with the music, with the city itself.

We are '90s kids and nostalgia holds a lot of value in my life.

We have to balance the nostalgia that people come in with--

And it's also the nostalgia aspect.