LINGUIST List 10.1703

Tue Nov 9 1999

Qs: Spoken Corpus, Ling Theories/Websites

Editor for this issue: Lydia Grebenyova <lydialinguistlist.org>

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1. Marc A. Belanger, Spoken Corpus
2. Jennifer Golding, Linguistic Theories/ Websites

Since the specific sort of spoken corpus we were looking for, for our 
exhibition project (cf. Linguist 10.1469.2) is not readily available, I 
wish to call upon you to help me construct one.

I would need native english speakers from around the world to submit each 
a sample of a usual expression from their various areas of the globe, 
consisting of a sound files (in a format such as mp3, .au, .wav, etc.), 
the written form and meaning, as well as a glossary for any 
�regionalisms�. Please send it to the following address: 
aelumoperamail.com

I thank all of you in advance for this contribution to our exhibition 
project.

I also wish to thank all those who responded to my earlier enquiry 
concerning oral coropa, your help was greatly appreciated.

Marc A. Belanger, Ph.D.
Project Manager, AELUM

Dear linguists,

having seen the impressive "Home page of Integrational
Linguistics" at
http://www.germanistik.fu-berlin.de/il , announced on
Linguist a couple of days ago, I am wondering whether
there are more linguistic approaches or theories with
similar Web sites on the internet. If so, please send
me your URLs. I shall post a summary within a week or
so.

Jennifer Golding
Fukuoka (Japan)