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• 3.2 Qs: Orthography, German Spell-checkers, Basque
  1. Mark Seidenberg, orthographies
  2. Pamela W. Jordan, Info. on German spelling checkers
  3. , films for elicitation
• 3.10 Qs: Smileys, Speech Recognition, Biblical, Is
  1. Brenda Danet, Query re smiley icons
  2. John Cowan, Query: state of the art for computer speech recognition
  3. Mari Olsen, Bibles on disk
  4. , "the reason is, is"
• 3.19 Qs: Infants, Pro-Drop, On-Line Spanish
  1. RAY CATTELL, INFANT FEEDING AND SPEECH
  2. , pronouns and pro-drop languages
  3. , on-line Spanish resources
• 3.24 Qs: Synaesthesia, Diachrony, WH-Questions
  1. ,sd, Re: Query -- Synaesthesia
  2. Dave Eddington, Diachronic Development of Inflectional Endings
  3. Victoria Muehleisen, Query: WH-questions in non-standard English
• 3.25 Qs: Tagger, ASL, Dutch, Mabang, Eskimo
  1. Rohini Srihari, Part-of-Speech Tagger
  2. Robert D Hoberman, ASL
  3. David E Newton, Dutch
  4. , Mabang Linguistics
  5. Rick Broadhead, Eskimo
• 3.35 Qs: Swedish Linguists, Honkie, E-Prefix
  1. Brenda Danet, e-addresses sought, Swedish linguists
  2. Henry Kucera, Honkie
  3. Jim Scobbie, "e-" prefix?
• 3.36 Qs: Computer Transcription, Wordstar, Verlan
  1. Barbara Ruth Campbell, IPA and Computer Transcription
  2. Vicki Fromkin, Wordstar and IPA
  3. Hilary Sachs, Verlan
• 3.45 Qs: Grad Schools, World Languages, Typology, Syncope
  1. I'm not short, merely vertically challen, Appropriate graduate schools
  2. Fran Karttunen, query on world's languages
  3. Martin Haase, database systems for typology
  4. Caroline Wiltshire, query -- phrasal syncope
• 3.59 Qs: 2nd Lang. Acq., Topic, 3rd Person Pronouns
  1. , secong lang. acquisition textbook
  2. , Re: Topic
  3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, languages without a third person pronoun
• 3.63 Qs: Sapir, Toponymy, Exclusive "We", Non-visual Aids
  1. , Query: Sapir on Psychological Reality
  2. , Typonymy
  3. , We all
  4. Maggi Sokolik, Query: Braille/Linguistics/IPA
• 3.78 Qs: Speech Synthesis, Errors, Celtic Etymology
  1. Sharon Cote, speech synthesis query
  2. Ron Smyth, Speech Errors
  3. "Dana Paramskas : DanaP@CSUS.edu", Celtic etymology
• 3.86 Qs: Software, Causation
  1. David Perelman-Hall, company called Linguitech
  2. Dan Holscher, Query about Causation
  3. Eugeniusz Rzewuski, software for Oriental languages
• 3.99 Qs: Visual Semiotics, HyperQual, Your All's
  1. , visual semiotics
  2. "Charlotte Linde", Software Query
  3. Michael Newman, Your all's
• 3.107 Qs: Polish Address, Mandarin, Spanish
  1. "Wayles Browne, Cornell University", Polish address query
  2. JEROEN WIEDENHOF, Aspect in Mandarin
  3. Dave Eddington, Spanish Word List
  4. , "def"
• 3.116 Qs: Cognitive science courses, Keyboard entry
  1. Gregory Ward, teaching linguistics in introductory cognitive science courses
  2. Henry Rogers, keyboard entry
• 3.128 Qs: LFG, Historical, Semiotics, Monkeys
  1. Bruce E Litow, Lexical Functional Grammars
  2. David W. Talmage, Looking for software tools for historical linguistics
  3. , Semiotics
  4. Michael Hancher, Monkeys at typewriters
• 3.137 Qs: Like, Swahili/Yoruba, ESL
  1. Gregory Grefenstette, LIKE LIKE LIKE, THAT THAT THAT
  2. , translation into swahili & yoruba
  3. "** Tua^'n **", ESL
• 3.142 Qs: Registers, Acquisition
  1. Michael Newman, airplane talk
  2. , Query re language learning among retarded
  3. , query: sociolinguistic registers
  4. "Bruce E. Nevin", Query: brain research
  5. , off the wall
  6. Michael Henderson, Proceedings wanted
  7. Fran Karttunen, Re: 3.134 Linguistics and Popular Press
• 3.146 Qs: Gangs, Phonics, Place Names, Replicability
  1. , REQUEST: language of gangs
  2. , "Hooked on Phonics"
  3. Richard Coates, The western Atlantic
  4. , Replicability in Linguistics
• 3.152 Qs: Amerind, Galician, Mac Phono, On
  1. Bob Singerman, Native American Linguistic Bibliography
  2. , Galician
  3. Brian Jepson, Mac Phono Phonts
  4. Hiromi Morikawa, Query: "On" instead of "about"
• 3.156 Qs: The Role of LINGUIST
  1. Paul Baltes, Role of LINGUIST
• 3.161 Qs: German, cowabunga, media
  1. , frequency analysis of German
  2. Larry Davidson, cowabunga
  3. Dr M Sebba, Re: 3.143 Linguistics And The MEdia
• 3.162 Qs: Selectional, English Prime, Spanish, Fieldwork
  1. Arran, Selectional Restrictions (Help!!!)
  2. Helene Ossipov, English Prime
  3. , Spanish la -
  4. Bruce Rigsby, Linguistic Fieldwork & Its Methods
• 3.167 Qs: Data, Texts
  1. , ish, almost, sort of, about
  2. Jacques Guy, Query: month names
  3. Warren Brewer, Help with linguistics primers
  4. Patrick Maun, Looking for online American Indian databanks.
  5. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, burps
  6. , Subcategorization for subjects
  7. Michael Earl Darnell, query: textbooks
  8. Clergeau Stephanie,
  9. Edson Francozo, IPA
• 3.169 Qs: Chinese, Dictionary, Final Devoicing
  1. Ralf Thiede, CP/IP system in Chinese--query
  2. , Re: 3.164 Genes and Language Disorders
  3. , RE: dictionary writing - request for help
  4. Johanna Rubba, Re: 3.053 Origin of "Honkie"
  5. Ron Southerland, Language and Power Course
  6. , Spanish la -
  7. , Final Devoicing
  8. Dr M Sebba, query about Pasilingua
• 3.180 Qs: Fonts, Lexicon, Phase Verbs
  1. "E_Dean.Detrich", Re: 3.169 Qs: Chinese, Dictionary, Final Devoicing
  2. , IPA fonts for pc
  3. "CHRISTOPHER A. BREWSTER", Lexicon construction software - request info
  4. JEROEN WIEDENHOF, Query: phase verbs
• 3.193 Qs: Machine Readable Corpora, Address
  1. Steve Fligelstone, Machine Readable Language Corpora in Teaching
  2. , address
• 3.198 Qs: Long Vowels, Flapping, Aphasia
  1. Martin Wynne, Laugh and the world laughs with you
  2. Michael Sikillian/Annotext, 3.189 Summary: On-Line Spanish Resources
  3. , Lang. with no final long V
  4. , Query: Flapping
  5. Mary Howe, Recording equipment
  6. , Phonetic font
  7. Dave Eddington, Natural Languages
  8. Ed Battistella, Query
• 3.201 Qs: Raisiig, Politeness, Articles, Cog-Sci
  1. , Query: "Canadian" Raising
  2. Eugeniusz Rzewuski, query: politeness in African languages
  3. Anita Mittwoch, affixed articles
  4. Gregory Ward, cognitive science macware
• 3.217 Qs: Case, Pama-Ngungan, Dialect
  1. Chris Culy, (Q) Case marking and ambiguity
  2. Ingo Plag, query: Pama-Nyungan language family
  3. Howard L. Geyer, Query
• 3.219 Qs: Russian, Vocabulary, Eggs
  1. , Queries about Russian
  2. , Vocabulary size (query)
  3. Carstairs-McCarthy, French 'eggs' after numerals
• 3.226 Qs: Theory, Tone, Children, Spelling, Such, Esperanto
  1. , Query about Formal Language Theory
  2. Malcolm Ross, The genesis of tone
  3. Alison Henry, The language of children's books
  4. Dominique Estival, Spelling checkers
  5. Michele Weinberg, Re: 3.214 Responses: Imperatives, Aphasia, Natural Language
  6. Eric Schiller, Re: 3.214 Responses: Imperatives, Aphasia, Natural Language
• 3.233 Qs: Specificity, French, Quasi-Natives, Font
  1. Michael Newman, specificity problems
  2. , Query about French: neveu
  3. "Wayles Browne, Cornell Univ.", teaching quasi-native speakers
  4. , Looking for a font...
• 3.237 Qs: Intro. Lx, Polarity, Idioms, EST
  1. Warren Brewer, Intro lx for a Chinese clientele
  2. tovena lucia, polarity idioms
  3. , Off the cuff
  4. , request
• 3.244 Qs: China, Pro-Drop, Reviewer
  1. , fieldwork in Guizhou, China
  2. , e-mail address wanted
  3. Carsten Guenther, address from D.Robert Ladd?
  4. , Query: Null subject
  5. Anthony Aristar, Reviewer Needed
• 3.249 Qs: Addresses of Lists
  1. , List-Addresses
• 3.252 Qs: Chinese, Caramazza, Aspect, Italian
  1. Dr M Sebba, Linguistics for Chinese students
  2. thomas maxfield, a Caramazza reference?
  3. Mari Olsen, query: aspect
  4. , Italian corpora
• 3.258 Qs: Print Aid, French Text, Adverbials
  1. , Printing tool
  2. , gank (?)
  3. Justine Cassell, query about intro texts for French linguistics.
  4. "Robert S. Kirsner", Query re: RIGHT dislocation
  5. , adverbials
• 3.260 Qs: Gender-Specific Pronouns, French
  1. Margaret Fleck, sex and third-person pronouns
  2. "Wayles Browne, Cornell Univ.", French and Dutch pronunciation
• 3.267 Qs: Heine, Prehistory, Gender
  1. "Jeff Turley", Heine's Grammatical Chains
  2. RUTH, Early Spoken language dating - query from Ruth Berman
  3. , Re: 3.260 Qs: Gender-Specific Pronouns
  4. (UTH, languages with the femimine as the unmarked case
• 3.278 Qs: Agent, Vietnamese, Machine Grammar
  1. Juergen Broschart, Coding of AGENT as LOCATION
  2. Dr M Sebba, Query: Vietnamese
  3. Jim Hearne, machine readable context-free grammar og English
  4. Warren Brewer, Morphophoemic alternation of Sg. -azh : Pl. -adzh@z
  5. "LLOYD HOLLIDAY, LA TROBE UNIV, EDUCATIO, AME/BE diffs FOR Inf-C
  6. (LLOYD HOLLIDAY, LA TROBE UNIV, EDUCATIO, texts without e
• 3.287 Qs: Pidgins, Mac Speech Analysis Software
  1. Logical Language Group, new Discover article on linguistics
  2. Phil Gaines, mac speech analysis software
• 3.299 Qs: LSLT, GPSG, Fonts, English Corpus, Phonology
  1. , LSLT
  2. Ed Battistella, markedness & GPSG query
  3. "Jonathan Kaye 323-6362", Query: adobe phonetic fonts
  4. Jacques Guy, Query: Basic English (or other)
  5. , Query: Quantitative Phonology
• 3.306 Qs: Ergativity, Amharic, Spanish
  1. , ergativity
  2. Eugeniusz Rzewuski, query: fonts for Amharic
  3. ,
  4. anne, Latinamerican Spanish, computer use and disabled access
• 3.315 Qs: NP, Word Lists, Kurdish, Software
  1. Barbara Need, Query
  2. Major, Specialist word lists wanted
  3. , Negation in Kurdish
  4. Melody Sutton, software
• 3.324 Qs: Gullah, Reference
  1. "Ellen F. Prince", query about _daughters of the dust_
  2. Jerry Martin, Hispanic E-mail
  3. Paul Jordan-Smith, folk query
  4. , Query on page numbers
• 3.329 Qs: Bilingualness, IPA, Dissimilation, House
  1. Johanna Rubba, Bilingual Children
  2. , Printing IPA on HP Deskjet
  3. Jennifer Cole, Dissimilation query
  4. Mike Hammond, House Exchange: Paris/Los Angeles
• 3.338 Qs: Bicameral, Textual Analysis, Functional
  1. Brian Jepson, Julian Jaynes
  2. "Bethany Dumas, UTK", Computational & Quantitative Textual Analysis
  3. ALI_AGHBAR, FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR
• 3.341 Qs: Tones, Addresses, Discourse, Eclipsis
  1. John Cowan, Grammar by tones: does it exist?
  2. Donald Peterson, addresses of institutions
  3. , coding for discourse cohesion
  4. ,sd, Eclipsis in Irish
• 3.342 Qs: Japanese, Fonts, Alingual Adults
  1. , Japanese Language Houses
  2. Eric Schiller, IPA Fonts
  3. , ALINGUAL ADULTS
• 3.354 Qs: Raising, Mac, Films, Words
  1. , Query: articles on Raising
  2. Stephen Ryberg, "the" Mac
  3. Corey Miller, Linguistics Films
  4. David Bedell, some new words
• 3.358 Qs: Binding, Bible, Human Subjects, Gapping
  1. , Binding in German
  2. Stephen Ryberg, Glasgow Bible translation
  3. Kathleen Hubbard, human subject protocols
  4. Michael Meng, articles on gapping
• 3.359 Qs: French, Rohingyas, Children, Semitic
  1. Julie Coleman, French dictionaries
  2. , Rohingyas
  3. Peter Hellwig, children exchange
  4. Steve Daley, Semitic Linguistics
• 3.370 Qs: Computer Resources, Dialect Map
  1. "Lester C Jacobson", Macconcordance
  2. "Richard L. Goerwitz", Multilingual Scholar for DOS
  3. Kemal Oflazer, Request for information
  4. Joyce Tang, query on losing intuitions
  5. , inquiry
  6. David W. Talmage, Linguists and Amigas
• 3.378 Qs: Korean, L2, Psycholinguistics, German
  1. Hiromi Morikawa, Query: causatives in Korean
  2. , L2 learning/cultural empathy
  3. "Mimi Klaiman", Psycholinguistics teaching
  4. , German Corpora
  5. S Wang, T
• 3.380 Qs: negative concord, MAT, addresses, Icelandic, postings
  1. , negative concord
  2. ,
  3. Julie Silverman, Query: email addresses
  4. , postings
  5. Elizabeth Laurencot, query on Icelandic
  6. , Search
  7. Toby Paff, Re: 3.378 Korean, L2, Psycholinguistics, German
• 3.384 Qs: English Questions, Spanish Binding
  1. , Re: 3.376 Help re: IAUPE
  2. Andre-Pierre Benguerel, NeXT
  3. "ALICE FREED", query about English interrogatives
  4. "STEVE SEEGMILLER", Query on Spanish and Binding
• 3.390 Qs: Turkic, Vowel Raising, GB Adjuncts
  1. Greg Stump, Linguistics in Sweden
  2. Albatros Talking, query on Turkic
  3. , Re: 3.375 Gent Conference
  4. , Query about Raising of /aw/ and /ay/ alias "Canadian Raising"
  5. David Adger, base generated adjuncts
  6. Catherine Davies, basic journals
  7. , Query: Tagalog and other Philippine Informants
  8. , Ancient vocal tract simulation
• 3.394 Qs: Lexica, French, Apposition, Gender, Neural Nets
  1. Lou Burnard, General Enquiry re General Enquirer
  2. Julie Auger, Grammatical intuitions about Quebec French
  3. "J.L. MacKenzie", Apposition
  4. , Mandarin Chinese software
  5. "Scott,Helen", Undergraduate Course on Gender and Language
  6. , neural net software
• 3.402 Qs: Language-Speakers, Syntax, Texts
  1. Michael Sikillian/Annotext, Who SPEAKS languages?
  2. Michael Newman, Syntax query
  3. BROADWELL GEORGE AARON, syntax textbooks
• 3.415 Qs: Intuitions, Gender, Lipolalia
  1. Allan Myrvang, Grammar Help
  2. Elaine R. Miller, query: Acquisition of Grammatical gender
  3. , Youth-gang lipolalia
  4. Monica Macaulay, Query: Sexist Example Sentences
• 3.425 Qs: What Language; Address; Chomsky '92
  1. Ron Smyth, What language is this?
  2. Melody Sutton, e-mail address
  3. , Chomsky '92 article
• 3.426 Qs: OULIPO; Relative Markers; Reflexives
  1. Michael Sikillian/Annotext, OULIPO
  2. Cathy Ball, Relative Markers over Time
  3. Sue Blackwell, Acquisition of Reflexive Verbs
• 3.440 Qs: Telugu, Mandarin, Voice Projection, Dictionaries
  1. Zvi Gilbert, Phonology of Telugu
  2. S Wang, Retroflex Suffix in Mandarin Chinese
  3. Laurie Bauer, Query: voice projection
  4. Victor Raskin, Brief E-Dictionaries
• 3.446 Qs: Lists, Adjectives, Comma, Unhappier, Gopnik
  1. Michael Sikillian/Annotext, Lists on text processing
  2. L. M. P. McPherson, Query: Adjectives versus Verbs; Attribution versus Predication
  3. (. M. P. McPherson, comma-tose
  4. Greg Stump, the _unhappier_ paradox
  5. Pier Marco Bertinetto, Gopnik
• 3.452 Qs: X-bar and VP
  1. Rick Morneau, X-Bar Theory and the Verb Phrase
• 3.461 Qs: Chinese, Lenneberg, Tags
  1. Pier Marco Bertinetto, Chinese diachrony
  2. William J. Rapaport, Lenneberg reference needed
  3. INAGAWA Tomoko, Re: Query: tag-questions
• 3.470 Qs: Lx and Lit, Software, Nat. Phonology, SF
  1. Pamela A Downing, Linguistics and Literature
  2. Pamela A Downing, Software
  3. , 3.441 Natural Phonology?
  4. Zvi Gilbert, Science Fiction and Linguistics
• 3.479 Qs: TV, Software, Predicates, Good, X-Bar
  1. Ron Smyth, TV programme
  2. , Re: 3.470 Qs: Lx and Lit, Software, Nat. Phonology, SF
  3. Ronnie Wilbur, Query on predicate nominals
  4. "Barbara.Abbott", "that good of..."
  5. Judith Dick, Re: 3.469 X-Bar and VP's
• 3.488 Qs: Research, Discourse, Linguistics, Syllables
  1. jj36, Creation of "research institutes"
  2. Young-Suk Lee, query
  3. , Linguistics vs. Grammar
  4. Kathleen Hubbard, superheavy syllables
• 3.498 Qs: Bib. Software, Reality, Etc.
  1. Vicki Fromkin, bibliography software
  2. , Reality and rules
  3. (icki Fromkin, etc.
• 3.504 Qs: Software, Gay/Lesbian Language, Indirect Q's
  1. , PLP laser printer
  2. "Yen Ketty", Query about the NLU Products
  3. , LESBIAN/GAY LANGUAGE
  4. John Cowan, Query about indirect questions
• 3.507 Qs: Dialogues, Nationalism, Speech synthesis
  1. , dialogue journals
  2. Robert D Hoberman, Philology and nationalism
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", query: speech synthesis for stroke surviver
• 3.514 Qs: Glottal Stop; Belgian French; Ghana; Charm
  1. , Query: glottal stops
  2. , query: Belgian French and Parisian French phonology
  3. , E-mail address: Linguistics Department, Univ. of Ghana, Accra
  4. , Charm and government
• 3.524 Qs: Plurals, Khalkha, Reflexives, Address, Admin.
  1. , query: sisters-in-laws
  2. , Request for info on Khalkha (Mongolian)
  3. John Paolillo, Grist for the reflexive mill
  4. Boyd Davis, address for R. Wardhaugh
  5. Mark Hansell/ Mai Hansheng, Re: 3.515 Linguistics in trouble?
• 3.540 Qs: Karlgren, Arabic, Comparatives
  1. Robert J Kuhns, Hans Karlgren's Address
  2. , Arabic
  3. Allan C. Wechsler, 3.510 Comparatives
• 3.541 Qs: Double Morphology, Irish Speakers
  1. , double morphology
  2. John Varden, Irish speakers
• 3.543 Qs: Linguistics CD-Rom, Misparsed Idioms
  1. Lyle Jenkins, Linguistics CD-ROM
  2. Paul Kay, Misparsed Idioms
• 3.547 Qs: Classical Greek Morphological Database
  1. , proposal for a morphological database of classical greek
• 3.550 Qs: Classical Lists, Machine Trasnlation, Run-ons
  1. Michael Sikillian/Annotext, Query: Lists
  2. Mari Olsen, Machine Translation
  3. stan kulikowski ii, run-on words?
• 3.553 Qs: Accents, Kay CSL, Taboo Words, Afar
  1. Victor Raskin, No accent allowed!
  2. Ellen Broselow, kay csl
  3. mark, list of English taboo words
  4. Mike Hammond, Afar
• 3.554 Qs: Portugal, SSC, Sexist Language
  1. , Re: PORTUGAL
  2. , A question about the SSC
  3. , sexist langauge & the word *dog*
• 3.557 Qs: Case in Genitive, Barthel, Philosophy of Mind
  1. Anthony Aristar, Case-Marking in the Genitive
  2. Jacques Guy, Book: Thomas Barthel
  3. , Philosophy of Mind
• 3.559 Qs: Culture, CD-Rom, Epenthesis
  1. bert peeters, Physics: culture dependent or independent?
  2. , 3.543 Please Respond: Linguistics CD-Rom, Mispased Idioms
  3. Martin Wynne, Chomsky citations
  4. , Epenthesis rules
  5. Brian, Query: Standard Codes for Languages and Dialects
  6. , Query: Stieber's Law
  7. , Query: Status of Chomsky's Minimalist Paper
  8. , Double Negation in Black English
  9. wynne janis, query: narrative
• 3.564 Qs: Spirantization; Cohesion
  1. , Spirantization of voiced stops across languages"
  2. Davide Galletti, Query COHESION & INFORMATIVITY
• 3.565 Qs: Compounds, Tags, Melchuk
  1. , Compounds and PDP
  2. , query: Uninflected tags
  3. , Query: Melcuk (Melchuk)
• 3.571 Qs: ASL, Stress
  1. M. Lynne Murphy, smithsonian article
  2. , Stress in words ending in -ery
• 3.578 Qs: Accents, Dean Falk, Symbols
  1. "SUSAN SOTILLO", accents
  2. ,sd, queries
  3. Arild Hestvik, correlation use of symbols <--
• 3.579 Qs: Body-parts; IPA, IRIS; Alphabet-Songs
  1. John Cowan, Query: body-part metaphors
  2. "NAME " William Marslen-Wilson "", IPA, IRIS
  3. Takashi Matsuzawa, Alphabet songs/verses?
• 3.583 Qs: Housing in Austin; Child Language; E Prime
  1. BRETON, help with housing
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: Child Language
  3. Michael Sikillian/Annotext, Query: E prime
• 3.591 Qs: Hedges; Shibatani
  1. Elizabeth Wade, Query: Hedges & Intensifiers
  2. , Query: Shibatani on passives
• 3.596 Qs: Unidentified language; Spanish
  1. Hartmut Haberland, Inquiry about unidentified language
  2. Gabriel Decio, Spanish
• 3.600 Qs: Phonetics; Prescriptivism in Spanish
  1. , Phonetics question
  2. BRETON, Prescriptive/descriptive Spanish
• 3.603 Qs: Icelandic, Medical Terms, Vocal Tract
  1. Tibor Kiss, Infinitives in Icelandic
  2. , Medical Terms
  3. , Pictures of the vocal Tract
• 3.606 Qs: Phonetics, Address
  1. , Request for references
  2. rachel panckhurst, e-mail address search
• 3.609 Qs: Interlingua, Winnebago, Reanalysis
  1. Helen Hobson, Info on Interlingua
  2. , Winnebago phonology
  3. "Ellen F. Prince", lexical trivium
• 3.617 Qs: HDCP; Graduate Programs; UG Syntax
  1. "R.M. Battison, HCDP research query
  2. "Finagle, etc., Graduate Programs Sought
  3. , query - text for undergraduate syntax
• 3.620 Qs: Prepositionless Goals; Texts; Audiovisual
  1. , Prepositionless goals and "The Harder They Come"
  2. , audiovisual materials for "language & society"
  3. , out of print linguistics texts
• 3.623 Qs: Vendler, Semantics, Vietnamese
  1. Joseph Taglicht, Vendler's Address
  2. Gerard Steen, Semantic Differentials
  3. "** Tua^'n **", Vietnamese-English Dictionary
• 3.625 Qs: Discourse; WECOL; Addresses
  1. akman varol, On referring
  2. Carl Alphonce, WECOL Inquiry
  3. Randy Allen Harris, Query: contact with 3 linguists
• 3.629 Qs: Multilingual texts, Verb thesaurus
  1. Greg Lessard, Request for text samples
  2. (reg Lessard, Thesaurus help ??
• 3.630 Qs: Mathematical linguistics; Books
  1. juan mora, mathematical linguistics (query)
  2. , query, second attempt
• 3.634 Qs: Temporal Adverbs; Pied Piping
  1. Eric Schiller, Query - Temporal Adverbs
  2. Luc Moritz, query re pied-piipng around the world
• 3.642 Qs: Arabic, Object-Oriented Programming, OCR
  1. , Arabic
  2. Alex Franz, Chinese Morphology and Object Oriented Programming
  3. stan kulikowski ii, proposal estimates for OCR scanning?
• 3.645 Qs: French consonsants; Iconicity
  1. , French consonants - help!
  2. bert peeters, Iconicity
• 3.649 Qs: Applied; UG and Neurology; Minimal Commitment
  1. "l. valentine", Applied Linguistics Text
  2. , Universal Grammar and Neurology
  3. , query: minimal commitment
• 3.653 Qs: Informal language; Spatial Prepositions
  1. Rohini Srihari, informal language
  2. Paul Deane, Semantics of spatial prepositions
• 3.657 Qs: NLP on Mac; Arabic Numerals; Learning Reading
  1. , NLP on MAC
  2. Mark Hansell/ Mai Hansheng, Query: Arabic numerals
  3. Melody Sutton, "Whole Language" Learning
• 3.660 Qs: Understanding Conversational Evidence
  1. Marianna Di Paolo, Understanding Conversational Evidence
• 3.667 Qs: Crow, Juxtaposition, Cognitive
  1. ,sd, Crow
  2. JEROEN WIEDENHOF, Juxtaposition
  3. bert peeters, Linguistics versus cognitive linguistics
• 3.668 Qs: Not in German, Elicitation, NLP, French
  1. David W. Talmage, NOT again, in German
  2. , Elicitation Techniques
  3. Ron Smyth, NLP
  4. "Wayles Browne, Cornell U.", French publication query
• 3.672 Qs: Proper Names; LAGB
  1. Robert J Kuhns, Proper Name Identification
  2. Mira Ariel, LAGB, Surrey
• 3.675 Qs: ASL and handedness; Twain and Mississippi English
  1. Swann Philip, ASL and Handedness
  2. Fran Karttunen, Mississippi River talk
• 3.680 Qs: Vietnamese, Match-guise, Undergraduate
  1. "Olaf.Husby", Speech rhythm - Vietnamese
  2. Niko Besnier, Match-guise test
  3. "Le Flem C. D.", Undergraduate Program in Linguistics
• 3.681 Qs: Sociolinguistics; Is this a language?
  1. Jon Aske, Question about sociolinguistics textbooks, etc.
  2. , Is this a language?
• 3.690 Qs: Unknown language; Punctuation Reform
  1. FD00000, unknown language
  2. , Punctuation Reform
• 3.696 Qs: Light diphthongs; Great Eskimo Hoax
  1. David Corina, Light diphthongs
  2. , The Great Eskimo Snow Hoax
• 3.700 Qs: LLTI; Asyntactic Child; IPA and Windows
  1. alamir correa, LLTI (CALL)
  2. Mark H Aronoff, asyntactic child
  3. "** Tua^'n **", IPA and Windows
• 3.711 Qs: English Dialect Syntax, Paradoxes, Norman fix
  1. David Denison, English dialect syntax
  2. Jacques Guy, The barber's paradox: a linguistic illusion?
  3. Cathy Ball, Name of the letter 'y' in Norman
• 3.712 Qs: Lists (Indonesian, Language Learning); Book
  1. "Wayles Browne, Cornell Univ.", Indonesian list queries
  2. "NAME \\"julia lee\\"", Computer Assisted Language Learning Group
  3. , query: booksearch
• 3.723 Qs: Syllabry, Lenneberg, Phonetics
  1. Keri Rene Riener, syllabary
  2. William J. Rapaport, Lenneberg reference still needed
  3. , Query: Experimental Phonetics vs. "Ear" Phonetics
• 3.726 Qs: Acquisition; French Dictionary
  1. John Varden, phoneme inventory acquisition
  2. "Marc TORZYNSKI", Request for french dictionary file
• 3.727 Qs: G/HPSG; Citation
  1. , Toy G/HPSG Programs
  2. , Functional Categories citation
• 3.738 Qs: Spoonerisms, Drift, Like, Chinese
  1. mark, Spoonerism
  2. hans gilde, Re: 3.633 Linguistic Drift
  3. , like
  4. , Are you interested in a Chinese list?
• 3.739 Qs: Syntax and dysphasia; Indirect Discourse
  1. Mary Tait, Syntactic Theory and Dysphasic Speech
  2. Martin Wynne, Computational analysis of indirect discourse
• 3.743 Qs: Translation software; addresses; German
  1. "Ederveen D.", Software for helping translators
  2. Mary Tait, E-Mail Addresses
  3. , Query: German diminutive phonology
• 3.744 Qs: Natural language and databases; ASCII IPA
  1. Chris McNeilly, Natural Language to SQL
  2. Richard Sproat, Request for Info on Ascii IPA
• 3.748 Qs: Sentani; the acquisition of nested dependencies
  1. , Sentani
  2. Ron Smyth, nested dependencies
• 3.762 Qs: Parsing, Spanish Corpora, Old Irish, German
  1. Elissa Feit, Word Expert Parsing
  2. , Query: Spanish frequency lists
  3. Michael Broe, Query: Old Irish
  4. , Query: German diminutive phonology
• 3.768 Qs: Japanese Vowels, Sociolinguistics, Stoplists
  1. Kemal Oflazer, looking for Mr. Gerjan van Schaaik
  2. Henry Rogers, query: voiceless vowels
  3. Jon Aske, Audio-vidual aids for sociolinguistics course
  4. , Algonquin Syllabary
  5. , "Stoplist" of English function words
• 3.773 Qs: Pejoratives; Access; Phonetic Lexicon; Adpositions
  1. Pamela Munro, Slang and Pejoratives
  2. Robert Englebretson, New Grad student seeks advice: Access for the Blind
  3. Charles Schleicher, phonetic lexicon
  4. Charles Schleicher, adpositions w/out adjuncts
• 3.782 Qs: Subjects; Ontology; Change
  1. , Request for info: English subject inversion
  2. anoop sarkar, unification-based grammars and ontology theory
  3. , Language changing before our eyes
• 3.791 Qs: Video; PBB; Identification; Greek
  1. Debbie Schmidt, he said, she said
  2. , Query: What's PBB?
  3. , identification/translation
  4. , Greek completives
• 3.792 Qs: Phonetics; Text Encoding; Lexical Segmentation
  1. Henry Kucera, Re: 3.769 Phoneticians I
  2. , Information request.
  3. Robert J Kuhns, Query: Lexical Segmentation
• 3.793 Qs: Lexicon, Polish, Dialects
  1. Larry Horn, a technical question
  2. , Query: Polish Phonology (Palatalized [x]).
  3. Henry Kucera, Re: 3.782 Qs: Subjects; Ontology; Change
• 3.808 Qs: Songs and acquisition; Presupposition
  1. alamir, songs and lang acqui
  2. Uwe Hauck, Roles of Presuppositions ?
• 3.812 Qs: Alienability, morphology, verb-inversion
  1. , query: 3-way alienability contrasts
  2. "NAME " William Marslen-Wilson "", Non-affixational derivational morphology in English
  3. , Request for references: Whole-verb inversion
• 3.813 Qs: CHILDES database; Addresses for Norwood, Dogil
  1. Joe Allen, Query: CHILDES Database
  2. , Seeking Susan Norwood
  3. Mary Tait, Grzegorz Dogil
• 3.822 Qs: ASL and parameters; morphology; re-
  1. Martti Arnold Nyman, Q: ASL and Parameter Setting
  2. , Inflectional and derivational morphemes
  3. Henry Churchyard, morphological Bushism...
• 3.824 Qs: American English Corpora, Irish
  1. rebecca wheeler, American English Corpera
  2. "LLOYD HOLLIDAY, LA TROBE UNIV, EDUCATIO, Irish
• 3.837 Qs: SLART, Japanese, Objectionable Language
  1. Victoria Codina Espurz, SLART
  2. Gregory Ward, translation diplomacy
  3. Jon Aske, Two Jews and two Basques
• 3.841 Qs: Afrikaans, Unification
  1. Avery Andrews, Afrikaans query
  2. Rich Hilliard, 3.834 Unification, Inheritance, and Cognitive Theory
• 3.851 Qs: Intonation, Okinawan, French Orthography
  1. Ellen Broselow, query
  2. Debbie Schmidt, Okinawa dialect
  3. , French Orthography Query
• 3.852 Qs: Speech Economy, Ventriloquism, Identification
  1. Narahiko Inoue, Query: Hymes' "speech economy"
  2. , VENTRILOQUISM!!
  3. Jason Johnston, Query: identification of language
• 3.856 Qs: Computers, Articles, Addresses
  1. Asmawi Mohamad, LISP
  2. , Measuring Pause
  3. Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, Re: Place-Names and Articles
  4. Sean Boisen, seeking references on control language and inanimate objects
  5. Hartmut Haberland, Query - e-mail addresses
  6. James Tauber, Hebrew and Koine Greek
  7. , Korean Alphabet Day
  8. , Query: Sapir-Whorf hypothesis
• 3.858 Qs: Address, Cherokee, Sociolinguistics
  1. Kemal Oflazer, Looking for Robert Underhill's e-mail address
  2. Debbie Schmidt, Cherokee phonology
  3. Jon Aske, Canada/language/sociolinguistics
• 3.864 Qs: Survey of Computational Linguistics Courses
  1. Bonnie J. Dorr, Survey of Computational Linguistics Courses
• 3.874 Qs: Proximity; Ladinic; Crystal
  1. , Proximity
  2. , query on ladinic
  3. , Crystal address
• 3.877 Qs: Tone; First Names; Mac Bibliography
  1. Ronnie Wilbur, Lexical Storage and Retrieval in Tone Languages
  2. Geoffrey Russom, Re: 3.874 Qs: First Names
  3. Michael Newman, Mac Bibliography
• 3.878 Qs: Word; Which
  1. Hilger Martin Dr., Archive with WinWord-documents
  2. mai kuha, WHICH-poll
• 3.879 Qs: Greek; Word lists; Gender; Mandarin
  1. , query: transcription of Modern Greek
  2. Mike Maxwell 6369, Word lists wanted
  3. Ron Smyth, Re: 3.875 Conferences: Systemic; Text Analysis
  4. JEROEN WIEDENHOF, Mandarin _da4-ge0-da4_ 'portable telephone'
• 3.894 Qs: Fillmore; Spanish; Chinese TeX Fonts; NLP
  1. bert peeters, Fillmore
  2. Ron Smyth, Spanish: Generic Masculine
  3. L Ching, Chinese Fonts for TeX
  4. , Request for graduate school information
• 3.901 Qs: Resumptive Auxiliaries; -is/-iyz
  1. Robert Beard, Resumptive auxiliaries
  2. Michael Kac, -is/-iyz
• 3.906 Qs: Cornish, Coronals
  1. Marion GUNN, Kernowek < Cornish
  2. , cf.
  3. , 'special status' of coronals & sound change?
• 3.910 Qs: History of English Course Prerequisites
  1. Kathleen W Ferrara, History of English Course Prerequisites
• 3.913 Qs: Software, Hangul
  1. , Query about CALIS
  2. Joseph C. Salmons, Query
  3. , Query: diacritics
  4. , Cyrillic character software
  5. , Hangul Day
• 3.920 Qs: German, History of English, Am not I
  1. mark l louden, Acquisition of German
  2. Robert Thiel, Texts: History of English Language
  3. Kevin McDade, AM NOT I!
• 3.923 Qs: CAI for the Deaf; Truetype IPA for Windows
  1. , Query: CAI materials for the deaf
  2. Christian Guilbault, Re: 3.862 Software
• 3.924 Qs: Basque; Ethnographic Software; Assyrian
  1. , Interests in Basque
  2. , Query: Ethnographies software
  3. , Assyrian
• 3.934 Qs: Causative/Passive, Rap
  1. michael toolan, whole nine yards
  2. , causative/passive
  3. , rap music
  4. , Looking for a book in the UK
  5. Randy Allen Harris, Query: linguistics by correspondence
• 3.938 Qs: Transtemporal; Canine; Spanish; Renumber
  1. Stephen P Spackman, Trans-temporal reference?
  2. , Human-Canine Communication
  3. , Spanish corpora
  4. Josep M Fontana, RENUMBER software
• 3.945 Qs: Survey of Modern Greek Corpora
  1. Dionysis Goutsos, Survey of Modern Greek corpora
• 3.948 Qs: Various Queries
  1. , Royalties
  2. David J Silva 315-443-5375, Language and the Brain
  3. , Reviewer for psycholinguistics
  4. Mark H Aronoff, a "Dutch" textbook
  5. "Lorna H. Jarvis", deictic terms-request information
  6. , Hangul Day
  7. "R.Hudson", Dependency grammar
  8. Ellen Broselow, roommate for lsa
  9. "M. David Greenspon", This bread cuts easily
  10. Ron Kuzar, Query: Sexism in Hungarian
  11. Bill Bennett, French linguistics texts
• 3.952 Qs: Grammar Eval.; Monostratal; Roommate; Software
  1. , Inquiry on Meeting on Grammar Evaluation
  2. Rick Wojcik, Re: Monostratal Theories and Tricky Subcategorization
  3. Mari Olsen, Roommate wanted
  4. Cari Spring, computer program that picks out words
• 3.953 Qs: Linguistic knowledge; Secondary articulation
  1. Ian Smyth, Linguistic vs non-linguistic knowledge
  2. , Query: unpacking of secondary articulation
• 3.954 Qs: The Psychology of Discontinuous Phrases
  1. , Re: the psychology of discontinuous phrases
• 3.964 Qs: Wannabe, Case Quarter, Old English, Psycholinguistics
  1. Larry Horn, Query for a renowned 'computer information service'
  2. Ann Taylor, query about "case quarter"
  3. , Query: Old English
  4. , Psycholinguistics text
• 3.967 Qs: Obsolete Usage, Chinese, Hungarian
  1. Lynne Yang, roomate wanted for LSA
  2. Seamus Cooney, English, Does D. H. Lawrence's use of an obsolete word make a difference?
  3. "Larry G. Hutchinson", Chinese linguistics
  4. Harry Howard, Hungarian
• 3.978 Qs: Document Analysis; Phonetics; Archaic English "Go to"
  1. Charlotte Baltus, Document Analysis
  2. Gene Valentine, Phonetics Software
  3. Allan C. Wechsler, Query: "Go to" considered questionable
• 3.983 Qs: Journal Address; Unicode
  1. Gregg Donabed, Query: journal address
  2. "l. valentine", Unicode Sources
• 3.990 Qs: Language Impairment; Exclamations; MT; Hell Bent
  1. , Query: Childhood Language Impairment in Multicultural Settings
  2. , CORRECTION of earlier query: exclamatory sentences in English and
  3. , Machine Translation
  4. Michael Kac, Hell Bent
• 3.991 Qs: Romanian, Inversion, Bells
  1. Martin Haase, Romanian Infinitive
  2. CALIX, Queries
  3. DEBRA HALPERIN BIASCA, Query: "bells on"
• 3.996 Qs: ASCII IPA, Japanese Software, Anglo-Saxon Gospels
  1. Eilidh Swan, ASCII IPA conventions
  2. Vicki Trent, Japanese software search
  3. , Anglo-Saxon Gospels
  4. Vincent Su, query: sign of yes/no
• 3.997 Qs: Non-verbal Communication, Ethnic, Meta-word
  1. Hartmut Haberland, Non-verbal communication
  2. CHRISTINE KAMPRATH, Query: ethnic
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", meta-word sought
• 3.1000 Qs: Korean Mac Fonts; Seminole
  1. Allan C. Wechsler, Query: Seminole
  2. Ron Smyth, Mac font for Korean
• 3.1003 Qs: Mongolian; Applied Linguistics
  1. , Mongolian references?
  2. Michal Ephratt, Applied linguistics - Granada - Schedule
• 3.1007 Qs: Nota Bene, Cree, Joos
  1. Tom Cravens, Re: 3.1003 Qs: Mongolian; Applied Linguistics
  2. , English and French borrowing in Cree
  3. "Bruce E. Nevin", Joos anecdote

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