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• 8.15 Qs: Internet discourse, Pronouns, Thai
  1. Catherine Browning, internet discourse
  2. elisa vazquez iglesias, Bound pronouns
  3. sechangl, Thai
• 8.16 Qs: English modals, Spanish, Yiddish fonts
  1. hiro-t, English modals
  2. Douglas Demo, Spanish for native speakers
  3. Gur, Yiddish language fonts
• 8.17 Qs: Arabic name, Ebonics, Arabic lx
  1. Lee Hartman, Spelling a name in Arabic
  2. Donna Christian, Ebonics
  3. michael hall, Arabic
• 8.22 Qs: Wh, Construction, Database, Sp analysis
  1. Olivier Tardif, +wh in situ
  2. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, query re whether a certain structure occurs in any language
  3. Ion Androutsopoulos, URLs for commercial NL database interfaces
  4. office, looking for audio and speech material from various languages
• 8.24 Qs: Kumzari, Nautical terms, Latin
  1. Tom Vosmer, Kumzari
  2. Tom Vosmer, Arabic/Portuguese nautical terms
  3. Richard Firsten, Vulgar/Colloquial Latin
• 8.26 Qs: Parser, Initial clusters, Trial number
  1. Stella Nikouli, Morphological parser for Spanish
  2. Joaquim =?iso-8859-1?Q?Brand=E3o?= de Ca, initial sonorant+obstruent clusters
  3. Greville Corbett, Query: Trial number
• 8.29 Qs: DRT, Ph.D. programs, Varieties of Engl
  1. Gabriel Amores, Prolog implementations of DRT
  2. SHEPPARD, Ph.D. programs
  3. Mario Cal Varela, varieties of English
• 8.35 Qs: Language, Consonants, Dhophadola
  1. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, language or Spanish (?) dialect called "Spaniolish"
  2. john m. whitney, list of consonant clusters
  3. Michael.Meeuwis, Dhophadola
• 8.43 Qs: Neologism, Field work, Postmodernism
  1. N o s t a l g i a, Neologism reference wanted
  2. Daniel L. Everett, Monolingual field work
  3. Bill Eggington, linguistics and postmodernism
• 8.46 Qs: Book review, 'we' as /m../, Youth slang
  1. Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen, Book review
  2. Dan Kahn, German, Flemish, Norwegian, Slavic 'we' as /m../
  3. Jannis K. Androutsopoulos, Query: Youth Slang
• 8.50 Qs: Irish, Scanners, Financial
  1. Dan & Alysse Rasmussen, Irish "After"s
  2. Stanley Dubinsky, hand-held scanners
  3. Boris Aleksandrovsky, Financial industry lexicons
• 8.64 Qs: German, Speakers, Host, Trill
  1. Gert Webelhuth, Old High & Middle High German
  2. Francisco Ordonez, Judeo-Spanish
  3. Jeff Marck, Euro Oceanists need ListProc
  4. Miriam Meyerhoff, bilabial trill: follow-up Q
• 8.83 Qs: Yes/no, Chinese, Address, Quote
  1. cpeust, yes and no
  2. Paul Woods, Chinese Corpora
  3. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Address of Southeast Asian Summer Studies
  4. "Donn Bayard, Anthropology Dept., Univ. , Weinreich quote
• 8.84 Qs: Borrow, Formality, Biology, Dyslexic
  1. Jan Tent, University of the South Pacifi, Borrowing; _frangue_
  2. Paul Woods, Formality & Register
  3. peter avery, language and biology
  4. tygger, dyslexic second language learner
• 8.97 Qs: English, Latin, German, Terms
  1. Christen Marie Pearson, Appalachian English
  2. login, Vulgar Latin
  3. Magda Ciesla, Prefixed Verbs in German
  4. Abdelhak Razky, Terminology
• 8.98 Qs: Discourse, Tense, Gesture, Pronoun
  1. Amy L Sheldon, Spoken discourse data
  2. FRAFICI, Future tense
  3. dennisp, Gesture in Communication
  4. Paul Kekai Manansala, Pronominalization
• 8.108 Qs: Syllabic, English, Program, Gaelic
  1. Alain Content, Names for Syllabic constituents
  2. yystud, Spoken English corpus
  3. Monica Macaulay, lg textbooks & dictionaries - grad program?
  4. Kalaya Tingsabadh, Gaelic pronunciation
• 8.112 Qs: Diphthong, Teaching material, RUKI rule
  1. KAMANY, Branching Onsets vs. Heavy Diphthongs
  2. LIJENI, teaching material
  3. Linda Longerich, RUKI rule
• 8.133 Qs: Japanese, Sight, Possessives, Book
  1. Robert Hamilton, Japanese zibun modification
  2. Welcome Sekwati, Some Info on communication between the blind and the sighted.
  3. Michael Kliffer, English Possessive Datives
  4. orozcor, Book/publisher query
• 8.136 Qs: Adjectives, Discourse, Landau-Kleffner
  1. Micheline Winlo, request for info on adjectives
  2. Patricia Schneider-Zioga, Business discourse
  3. Kate Lyon, Landau-Kleffner Syndrome
• 8.141 Qs: Negation, Orwell quote, Readability
  1. Matti Miestamo, Qs: Negation vs. Affirmation
  2. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, Orwell quote; imposed social stratification of speech
  3. SHAPERJJ@m4-arts.bham.ac.uk, readability
• 8.148 Qs: Congres de Boulogne, Arabic, Eng. tense
  1. Sciences du Langage, Proceedings of the Eleveth International C
  2. Jihad Al-Shuaibi, Tense and Aspect in Arabic(info request)
  3. hiro-t, Query: tense in subordinate clauses
• 8.152 Qs: Japanese vowel, Tense in subordinate
  1. Allan Wechsler, Japanese vowel devoicing vs. pitch accent
  2. hiro-t, tense in subordinate clauses: modified
• 8.169 Qs: Workbook query, Field equipment, Source
  1. frommer, Workbook Query
  2. Satina, Field equipment
  3. janine graziano-king, Reference
• 8.182 Qs: Recommending PhD research, Sonority
  1. Bill Croft, Ethics of recommending PhD research
  2. LAS, ? Sonority Hierarchy
• 8.184 Qs: Speech errors, Ditransitives, Sources
  1. Victoria A. Fromkin, request for speech error corpora
  2. Yehuda N. Falk, Query: Ditransitive prepositions
  3. Keiko Muromatsu, request for articles
• 8.188 Qs: Illness, Lang Teaching/Policy, French
  1. Arran Stibbe, The social construction of illness
  2. Erica Benson, Req:History of Language Teaching/Policy
  3. T Say, French frequency dictionary
• 8.189 Qs: Morphemes, Prefix "co-", Anaphor
  1. Knut Olawsky, Qs: Morphemes and tones
  2. mluisa.marti, Query: the prefix "co-" in Spanish and English
  3. Roland Stuckardt, anaphor resolution - German test corpus
• 8.203 Qs: Discourse, Slavic, LaTeX, Dyslexia
  1. BETINA CASTANO, English discourse markers in Interlanguage
  2. Tina Kraskow, Native speaker-Slavic
  3. Samuel L. Bayer, LaTeX macros for Garland Press dissertations?
  4. MR CHIN CHUNG LING, Dyslexia
• 8.213 Qs: Lx credit, Nine yard, Romanian, L1 film
  1. Ruth Lanouette, General Ed Credit for Linguistics Courses
  2. Margaret O'Malley, The whole nine yards
  3. Tina Kraskow, Native speaker-Romanian
  4. Alex HOUSEN, L1 acquisition
• 8.217 Qs: Biling. processing, text, intercultural
  1. billy clark, Q: bilingual processing
  2. Christen Marie Pearson, childhood bilingualism textbook
  3. Susanne Niemeier, Conferences on intercultural communication
• 8.218 Qs: Films, brain, black dialect in class
  1. MARTINEZE, Films with dialectal variations
  2. Barbara Abbott, brain movies
  3. GRAYLEN TODD GRAHAM, Black dialect in classrooms
• 8.222 Qs: Aux omission, Book revision,Backchannel
  1. Geoffrey Sampson, Nonstandard Omission of Auxiliary with Continuous Aspect?
  2. Alfred F. Rosa, Advice on textbook revision
  3. Anna Brita =?iso-8859-1?Q?Stenstr=F8m?=, backchannels
• 8.232 Qs: Lang acq, Pragmatics, Riddle
  1. Jules Levin, Lang acq
  2. ANNE BARRON (GERMAN) PG, interlanguage pragmatics
  3. Elena Suleymanova, riddle about a dog
• 8.239 Qs: Multilingualism, Loan words, Paucal
  1. V2188G, Multilingualism question
  2. Rusbasan, Gayle, Spanish loan words in American English
  3. Greville Corbett, Query: paucal number
• 8.243 Qs: Spanish, Slurs, Dialectal variations
  1. Ronald Ross, Request for bibliography
  2. Philip W Davis, Ethnic slurs & insults
  3. Paul Kiparsky, Films with dialectal variations
• 8.255 Qs: Seychelles, Word frequency, Parser
  1. Allen Ray Klanika, Seychelles Creole
  2. RJ Cooper, 5000 most commonly used english words
  3. Anne Sing, Ergo Parser
• 8.256 Qs: Subjunctive, Hyphen Society, Alan Bell
  1. Jala Julie Pfaff, Q: subjunctive in HPSG
  2. Deborah D K Ruuskanen, QUERY: The AMerican Hyphen Society
  3. Rosa Perez Rodriguez, Alan Bell article
• 8.259 Qs: Quine, Teaching, Portuguese, Frequency
  1. Scott Stirling, W.V.O. Quine questions
  2. magic, Teaching Vocabulary to Advanced Students of English
  3. Davide Turcato, Portuguese word lists.
  4. dasmith, Word frequency
• 8.260 Qs: Text, Postdoc, Italian, Repetition
  1. Lou Burnard, An enquiry from Her Majesty's Govt
  2. John Hutton, Postdoctoral Research in the US/Canada
  3. Elmar Schafroth, Nonce formations in Italian: verbs in -a/i/ucchiare
  4. Syzranova, Svetlana, Syntactical repetition
• 8.268 Qs: CDs, Indo-European, Russian frequency
  1. Aaron Fox, Query: CD ROMS for Linguistics?
  2. Patrick Juola, Taxonomic structure of Indo-European?
  3. Mike Ford, Russian Frequency Count
• 8.281 Qs: Kanakuru, Frequency, Unaccusativity
  1. Vieri Samek-Lodovici, Native speaker of Kanakuru/Dera (Chadic Language)
  2. Nigel Smith, Letter Frequencies
  3. Helge =?iso-8859-1?Q?L=F8drup?=, Unaccusative phenomena in ergative languages
• 8.282 Qs: Le Petit Prince, Corporae, German
  1. Thomas Stolz, le petit prince
  2. Royle Phaedra, Corporae for Greek, Turkish, Bulgarian and Polish (fwd)
  3. wab2@hermes.cam.ac.uk, Language change - German
• 8.296 Qs: Lg Policy, Adverbs, "Co-"
  1. BETINA CASTANO, European Community Language Policy
  2. hiro-t, _completely_ dead?
  3. mluisa.marti, The Prefix "co-" in English and in Spanish
• 8.307 Qs: Street Speech, Style sheet, Old English
  1. Larry Rosenwald, Joyce, Dickens, and street speech
  2. Lumme Erilt, LSA style in LATEX
  3. Fernando Martinho, Old English adjectival inflection
• 8.318 Qs: Thursday, Members list, Zulu, ID Lang
  1. Lee Hartman, R = Thursday (levity)
  2. Waruno Mahdi, Query: members list
  3. Sibusisiwe Dube, ZULU L2 RESEARCH
  4. Pedro de Cuba, ID Language.
• 8.328 Qs: Bad language, Subcats, Mid. English
  1. Johanna Rubba, Query: Bad language
  2. Ed Kako, Subcat frequencies
  3. DUBARTELL, help with MidEng-ModEng text
• 8.338 Qs: Dialectology, Prepositions, Animacy
  1. Baerman Matthew, Q: Dialectology databases
  2. Elia Yuste - MSc in MT, HELP: CATALAN & ENGLISH PREPOSITIONS
  3. Jack Sidnell, animacy
• 8.343 Qs: Email and accented characters
  1. Ted Harding, Email and accented characters
• 8.344 Qs: Dative, Spanish corpora, Discourse
  1. BETHAN DAULTREY (LINGUISTICS) PG, Dative Overgeneralizations
  2. Michael Kliffer, Spanish corpora
  3. Megan Duque Estrada, RESERACH ABOUT MARKERS AND IDEOLOGY
• 8.352 Qs: Case, Biling., Reduplicate, Portuguese
  1. Stuart Robinson, Tense/Aspect Case-marking Splits
  2. M.J. Bonin, Bilingual connetionist models
  3. Brian Keegan, Reduplication
  4. Sensory, Portuguese orthography reform
• 8.355 Qs: Indexicality, Modals, TEFL programs
  1. marsha chuk, indexicality - working papers
  2. Kei Kashino, "Must" and "have(got) to"
  3. Bryan Smith, Top 25 Applied Ling. Ph.D. programs
• 8.362 Qs: Lg acquisition, Russian data, Software
  1. Nigel Duffield, L1 Acquisition of Experiencer Subjects
  2. Tolik, 2nd Lg Acq: Russian - English
  3. elisa vazquez iglesias, Frequency software
• 8.370 Qs: Frequency lowering, Dialectology, Wolio
  1. Martin Weikmann, Frequency lowering in accents
  2. T&FE1V1&C1&D2S0=0S7=60, cross-dialectal prosodic features studies
  3. Alan Dench, Q: Wolio - S.E. Sulawesi
• 8.371 Qs: Comitatives, Acquisition, Computational
  1. Thomas Stolz, comitatives, instrumentals
  2. Christophe Parisse, Two-word stage in language acquisition
  3. Isabelle TELLIER, computational learning of natural language
• 8.372 Qs: Product names, Subjects, Vietnamese
  1. Olaf Husby, Product names - sound structure - associations
  2. Lawrence B. Lewis, Lexical versus pronominal subjects
  3. Daniel L. Everett, Vietnamese Phonology
• 8.378 Qs: Lg origins, Armenian, Job lists
  1. Larry Trask, Language origins
  2. Dennis R. Preston, Armenian tapes
  3. Mariana Maduell, Job listing and MSc program info
• 8.381 Qs: CD-ROM dictionary, Referee, Portuguese
  1. Peter Daniels, Query: CD-ROM dictionaries
  2. TB0EXC1, referee for manuscript on name changes
  3. prunet.jean-francois, Portuguese borrowings in other languages
• 8.382 Qs: Ethical issues, Pronouns, Vietnamese
  1. Christina Elke Gildersleeve, Ethical Considerations of Research with Vulnerable Populations
  2. Martin Boyle, Personal Pronouns - power and distance
  3. ALBERS_M, Help: need info on Vietnamese grammar
• 8.391 Qs: Ivory tower, Maximal onset, Lullaby
  1. Misha Becker, question: ivory tower
  2. Ivan A Derzhanski, Q: MOP
  3. Pedro de Cuba, Lullaby
• 8.392 Qs: Conferences, Numbers 6-10, Tenses
  1. Victor Sonkin, HELP: Conferences on numerals AND dictionaries of personal ideolects
  2. MARC PICARD, Numbers 6-10
  3. TONYA LYNN HUEY, Teaching Tenses
• 8.394 Qs: Lg economy, Questionnaires, Translation
  1. Ricardo Gomez Lopez, Query: Economy
  2. Jim Walker, Questionnaires in linguistic studies
  3. tif5292, theory of translation
• 8.395 Qs: Code-Switching, Garo, Latin, Terms
  1. rojas, Request information Code-Switching in Literature
  2. Paulina Jaenecke, Garo
  3. David J. Kathman, Latin translation help?
  4. Carlos Rodriguez, Terminology, Researchers as linguistic communities
• 8.399 Qs: L2, Church lg, Multiling, Topic
  1. Sergio Scalise, L2 teaching
  2. Aagentry, *CHRISTIAN LANGUAGE*
  3. Michel JACOBSON, Q: multilingual dictionnary
  4. Selguk ]~sever, help on "topic"
• 8.413 Qs: Finnish, Lgs on web, Spanish idioms
  1. Tyler Peterson, Finnish morphology and syntax, building syntax trees
  2. Remi Zajac, Q: how many languages on the Web?
  3. Tessa Knaake, Spanish word associations
• 8.414 Qs: Syntactic doubling, Case, Ancient lgs
  1. Mariapaola D'Imperio, Syntactic doubling (RS)
  2. Ken Hyde, Morpho-syntax of Case
  3. Joel M. Hoffman, Ancient lg pronunciation
• 8.428 Qs: Mundari, English
  1. Mary Dalrymple, Mundari
  2. wab2@hermes.cam.ac.uk, English unstressed
  3. JL CRANNA, "Slips of the tongue"
• 8.434 Qs: Etruscan numerals, L2 effects on L1
  1. Robin Allott, Etruscan numerals
  2. yuichi Todaka, help: articles on L2 effects on L1
• 8.435 Qs: British Eng speakers, L2 in Spanish
  1. Jane Setter, Subjects, please!
  2. William Byrne, L2 in Spanish
• 8.440 Qs: Official Eng, Eng lg acq, Wekker
  1. Christopher Mierzejewski, Official English laws
  2. Ivan BIRKS, English first language acquisition
  3. M.Shuib, Wekker (1976)
• 8.441 Qs: Singapore, Church lg, Burma(Myanmar)
  1. mari rhydwen, language and identity in Singapore
  2. Aagentry, non-denom. church "register"
  3. jeffriesv, Q's: Burma(Myanmar) language policy/planning
• 8.446 Qs: "Round" usage, French in Africa, CD-ROM
  1. Alexei M. Ghilarov, "round" in different languages
  2. Jim Walker, French in Africa
  3. Ping Li, Electronic Dictionaries
• 8.456 Qs: Official English, Loan-words, Logophors
  1. Christopher Mierzejewski, Official English
  2. Melanie Misanchuk, French loan-words
  3. Elisa Vasquez-Iglesias, Logophors
• 8.457 Qs: OT, Frequency, Lg evolution
  1. Christopher Hogan, falsifiability in OT
  2. Marcial.Terradez, Frequency vocabulary
  3. Melanie Misanchuk, synthetic vs. analytic
• 8.463 Qs: T-unit, Suppletive verbs, Recorders
  1. Hazem I. Mansour, definition of T-unit
  2. ljuba, suppletive verbs
  3. Arienne Dwyer, Digital/Analog recorders
• 8.464 Qs: Names in corpora, Coronals, Valency
  1. Kristine Hasund, Anonymisation of names in spoken corpora
  2. Travis Bradley, coronal/noncoronal asymmetry
  3. Thomas Stolz, valency dictionaries
• 8.472 Qs: Alphabets,Traditional Medicine Research
  1. Robert_A_FRADKIN, Alphabets
  2. Ruben Z. Martinez, Traditional Medicine Research
• 8.474 Qs: Lexicon, Grammar checker, African lgs
  1. L. Snow, size of lexicon
  2. Steven Pang, Grammar Checkers for ESL Students
  3. Steven Schaufele, ref search on various glossogenetic affiliations in Africa
• 8.479 Qs: Internet documentation, Questionnaire
  1. Potter, T. LTC DFL, Documentation of Internet Sources
  2. echeon, Questionnaire--Scope ambiguities
• 8.488 Qs: Spanish tests, Lg policy, CB radio
  1. Monica Casco, Spanish placement tests
  2. FAZILET TOKEL, Language policy/planning of Uzbekistan
  3. Catherine Browning, Query: German CB Radio Communication
• 8.489 Qs: Tone lgs, Hedges, Doctoral programs
  1. Susan Fischer, Query re tone languages
  2. Ann Jorid Klungervik, "Sorry to interrupt you, but . . . "
  3. Michelle A. Hudgins, Sociolinguistic Doctoral Programs
• 8.501 Qs: Parser testing, Universal, Software
  1. Gordon Franck, Concept based Parser Testing
  2. Arthur Merin, Testing for a Universal (`but', `also')
  3. MEYER, TOM, CALL Software
• 8.502 Qs: Applied lx, Derogatory terms, Hmong
  1. Martin Stegu, Applied linguistics questionnaire
  2. rwilliams@smcvt.edu, Appropriation of derogatory terms
  3. Susan Meredith Burt, Query: Hmong
• 8.505 Qs: Complementation, Paper, Socio-TESOL
  1. Pia Kohlmyr, Noun complementation
  2. odijkje, paper by Halle?
  3. mfinney@aix1.uottawa.ca, Sociolinguistic TESOL Text
• 8.512 Qs: Cantonese, Adjective, SHENG, Ko garu-go
  1. Malindy Tong, Cantonese Phonetics
  2. Michelle Hurst, Adjectival Passives (prenominal)
  3. SHELWASH, "SHENG" Mixed Language-Looking for data
  4. shinsuke watanabe, Ko garu-go
• 8.514 Qs: Ko garu-go, CD ROM bilingual dictionary
  1. shinsuke watanabe, Ko garu-go, The Language of Little 'gal' in Japan.
  2. Peter Daniels, CD ROM bilingual dictionary update
• 8.517 Qs: Non-communicative lg, Lg policy
  1. Martin Haase, Non-communicative use of language
  2. Senans, Native Am. Lang. Policy
• 8.521 Qs: Oostdijk, Discourse markers, Papers
  1. Elisabeth.Burr, Nelleke Oostdijk
  2. dave gough, 'man'+ 'no' as discourse markers.
  3. BRAD COON, Location of Swanton's and Gatschet's papers
• 8.536 Qs: Repair, Cultural domain, Aymara
  1. M. Eleftheriadou, Conversational repair
  2. Ruben Z. Martinez, Decoding Cultural Domain
  3. Olaf Husby, Aymara
• 8.537 Qs: Article, Slang, Onomasiology, Proto-lgs
  1. Carl Alphonce, Hunting for Colarusso (1976) article
  2. CSU CHICO- Graphics Lab, slang project
  3. John Lenarcic, Seeking experts in onomasiology
  4. Egidio Marsico, Looking for Proto-languages
• 8.542 Qs: Article, Metaphor, Syntax measure
  1. Pia Kohlmyr, ESL errors
  2. Bush, Dean, Ontological metaphor...
  3. Christine Raschka, syntactic proficiency measure for SLA data
• 8.546 Qs: Spanish locative, Hi-Tech terms, Mayan
  1. mluisa.marti, Query on the Locative Alternation in Spanish
  2. Bruce Fraser, Hi-Tech Terms
  3. Elischa Ben-Ezra, Request for information about Maya-yocatan language
• 8.547 Qs: Dead lgs, Natural lg. dialogue systems
  1. George Thompson, dead languages
  2. gas0, Natural Language dialogue systems evaluation
• 8.556 Qs: Extraposition, Education, Creole
  1. J-C Khalifa, it-extraposition
  2. Jose Camacho, Distance education in Linguistics
  3. Fusionmail, Creole Dictionaries/Corpora -- CD-based or Online
• 8.557 Qs: Search, Learning, Gender of, Idioms
  1. Stephanie Dawn Humphries, Slavic search
  2. Rodrik Wade, HTML-based computer aided language learning
  3. Elisabeth.Burr, Gender of
  4. Mike FOX-ecki, Offensive/pejorative idioms that refer to animals
• 8.564 Qs: Compounds, Grammar text, Japanese verb
  1. Laurie Bauer, Query: Nominal compounds
  2. Frederick Newmeyer, 'Fundamentals of Grammar'
  3. Dietrich Bollmann, morphology, syntax and semantics of the japanese verb
• 8.574 Qs: Chinese, learning, synthetic speech
  1. Johanna Rubba, Query: Chinese
  2. ute.smit, Qu: Pronunciation learning at university level
  3. Bente Henrikka Moxness, Synthetic speech
• 8.586 Qs: Adult ESL, Impact indices, Punctuation
  1. David Johnson, ethnography and adult ESL
  2. Julia Lavid Lopez, Updated impact index of linguistic journals
  3. SHAPERJJ@m4-arts.bham.ac.uk, Acquisition of punctuation
• 8.589 Qs: R-exprs, Latin, language comprehension
  1. Elisa Vasquez-Iglesias, R-expressions
  2. Alan Dench, Q: Latin and Non-configurationality
  3. Alain Dawson, Comprehension of unknown languages
• 8.591 Qs: Internet courses, Socioling, Whistling
  1. jlevinso, Internet Courses
  2. Andrej A. Kibrik, Sociolinguistic questionnaire
  3. Peter R. Burton, French Whistling Communication
• 8.610 Qs: Ebonics, Case marking & agreement
  1. English Department - University of Novi , ebonics
  2. Daniel L. Everett, Case marking in the absence of agreement
• 8.618 Qs: India in lx, Phoneme samples, Sports lg
  1. Marcin Lewandowski, India's role in the history of linguistics
  2. Nyateem, phoneme samples
  3. Mike FOX-ecki, Sports commentators' language
• 8.621 Qs: Portuguese, Counting, Right dislocation
  1. Miguel Oliveira, Portuguese Prosody
  2. Bush, Dean, Different counting systems...
  3. Lawrence Y. L. CHEUNG, Survey of Right Dislocation
• 8.628 Qs: Word order, Korean, Undergraduate texts
  1. Jussi Karlgren, Word order languages
  2. JMClifton, Korean word frequencies
  3. freeda, Seeking suggestions for texts
• 8.632 Qs: Corsu, Impact index, Lexicology, E-mail
  1. Leo Van Riel, Corsu
  2. Julia Lavid Lopez, Updated impact index
  3. Julie Coleman, Lexicology/Lexicography
  4. Alfred F. Rosa, E-mail for John Algeo
• 8.633 Qs: Surveys on phonological theory
  1. Beaumont_Brush, Teacher survey: Phonological theory
  2. Beaumont_Brush, Student survey: Phonological theory
• 8.634 Qs: Virtual lg, Noun compounds, ACTFL OPI
  1. Hillary Bays, Qs analysing synchronic texts
  2. Richard Coates, Endocentric noun compounds
  3. Paul Woods, ACTFL OPI
• 8.636 Qs: Parsers in CLIPS, Hebrew, Konkani
  1. Brian Ulicny, Parsers in CLIPS
  2. Celso Alvarez Caccamo, Qs: Hebrew
  3. Joaquim =?iso-8859-1?Q?Brand=E3o?= de Ca, emerald in Konkani
• 8.653 Qs: Ph.D. programs, Cantonese, Engl creole
  1. Richard Epstein, Ph.D. programs
  2. B.W.S. YEUNG, sound changes in cantonese
  3. Fusionmail, Carribean English Creole
• 8.659 Qs: Translation, Ling software, Reference
  1. Alberto Alvarez Lugris, Political correctness & translation
  2. StThGries, linguistic software for introductory course
  3. Theriault Alain, A reference
• 8.663 Qs: Eng/Sp Modals,Intro to Syntax/Semantics
  1. Maria Cristina Castro, English/Spanish Modals
  2. lijeni, Textbooks for introduction to syntax and semantics
• 8.667 Qs: Apologies, Objects, Learning English
  1. M. Lynne Murphy, apologies in english
  2. Adrian Clynes, Objects
  3. Robinson, Timothy, Difficulties of learning English
• 8.676 Qs: Russian, Pamir, French & Engl
  1. sergey pakhomov, Russian language corpus analysis
  2. cpeust, Qs: Pamir languages native speakers wanted
  3. Alex HOUSEN, Tests for comparing French & English proficiency
• 8.686 Qs: Gender, Predicates, Null subject
  1. James Giangola, voice x gender preferences
  2. Adam Schembri, Predicate/verbal classifier
  3. Casilde A. Isabelli, null subject parameter
• 8.706 Qs: Lx atlas, 'As if', Particle movement
  1. Earl M. Herrick, Lx Atlas of Mexico
  2. Sugayama Kensei, Q: 'As if/though ...'
  3. StThGries, Particle Movement
• 8.707 Qs: Questionnaires: Tense, Chinese data
  1. minako nakayasu, Questions: Tense
  2. Marina Rosa Ana Augusto, Chinese data
• 8.708 Qs: Past tense, Perfect, Middle English
  1. Will Fitzgerald, Qs: review of models of learning past tense
  2. Stuart Robinson, Special Treament for the Perfect
  3. sand, Re: Middle English On-line?
• 8.715 Qs: Syllabification, Speech Recognition
  1. Xu Peng, Syllabification tools
  2. Rusty_Richards, Automatic Speech Recognition
• 8.720 Qs: Turkish reflexive, Lithuanian/Noun-drop
  1. Mahide Demirci, a Turkish reflexive
  2. Bernhard Rohrbacher, Noun-drop in Lithuanian
• 8.721 Qs: Ruhlen book, Computer terms, ASL errors
  1. Jacques Guy, Ruhlen's "On the Origin of Languages" and, accessorily, Easter Island
  2. Ralf-Stefan Georg, Q: Computer terminology world-wide
  3. Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, Query: English errors by native sign-language users
• 8.724 Qs: Comitatives, Symbols/HTML, Phonotactics
  1. Thomas Stolz, comitatives
  2. Alicia Spiegel, Phonetic symbols in HTML
  3. Bart de Boer, Phonotactics
• 8.728 Qs: German, Intercultural, Japanese
  1. Yunsun Jung, 'was-fur' split in German
  2. Christiane Meierkord, intercultural communication
  3. Victoria A Fromkin, Japanese
• 8.730 Qs: Turkish reflexive, Lithuanian/Noun-drop
  1. Mahide Demirci, a Turkish reflexive
  2. Bernhard Rohrbacher, Noun-drop in Lithuanian
• 8.742 Qs: Perfect, Practical Phonetics
  1. Stuart Robinson, Special Treatment for the Perfect
  2. Mark Janse, Practical Phonetics
• 8.746 Qs: Teaching Materials, Volume & Quantity
  1. Otelemate G. Harry, Teaching material
  2. Patrick C. Ryan, A Correlation of Speaking Volume and Quantity
• 8.758 Qs: Coordination, Spitzer, Intensifiers
  1. Jacques Rollin, Coordination and plural
  2. Bvdeecken, About Spitzer
  3. Jan K Lindstrom, Comparative intensifiers
• 8.759 Qs: Grammar lab, Tone, Cultural competence
  1. hans-joerg tiede, Grammar Lab Software
  2. Patrick C. Ryan, Tonal Correlations with Parts of Speech
  3. A L Sellami, (Inter)cultural competence
• 8.771 Qs: Language and medicine survey
  1. Stina M Garvin, Language and Medicine
• 8.775 Qs: AV materials,Multiling lexicon,The Net
  1. George Aaron Broadwell, audiovisual materials
  2. Carol Basilio, Multilingual lexical processing
  3. Trevor Balzer, Research technology (The Net)
• 8.776 Qs: Persian, Phrase etymology
  1. Royle Phaedra, Frequency list for Persian
  2. behnazi, persian phonology
  3. Tony Litzer, phrase etymology
• 8.777 Qs: Creole, Anaphor, Dutch lg acq
  1. Ana Lucia Santos, Creole
  2. cml, Qs: SE anaphors and diatransitive verbs
  3. Mark Donohue, Query on Dutch langauge acquisition
• 8.797 Qs: Lang id, Student corpus, Syntax
  1. Mark Mandel, Language identification
  2. colber, student corpus - advice sought
  3. Hiroyuki TANAKA, syntax papers
• 8.807 Qs: Russian, Classical grammar, Journalism
  1. Tore Nesset, definiteness and indefiniteness in Russian
  2. Fernando Martinho, Sanctius et les Imperceptibles
  3. salem ghazali, language of journalism
• 8.808 Qs: Quebecois Fr,Boletin issues,Expressions
  1. P.A.Rowlett, Negation in Quebecois French
  2. Marma Josi Serrano, Boletin de la real Academia Issues
  3. Carsten Breul, Query: Expressions like 'Put them away yet?'
• 8.818 Qs: Survey on Engl usage
  1. Junichi Murata, 'I'd love to.' & 'lovely'
• 8.819 Qs: Lang policy, Lip drawings, Arabic
  1. Rodney K. Hopson, South Africa language documents
  2. Mark Mandel, lip drawings of Amer. English
  3. ALBERS_M, Question on Verb-raising in Arabic
• 8.828 Qs: Phonetics, Nicknames, Engl, Span
  1. Karen S. Chung, Phonetics texts
  2. KIM DAMMERS, baby nicknames
  3. Shravan Vasishth, English `a' versus `some'
  4. Elena Bogomilova Lozanova, NOMINALIZATION IN SPANISH
• 8.848 Qs: Afrikaans, Spanish in US, -gry-
  1. ferdinand de haan, Q: Afrikaans particle
  2. James W. Crawford, The Future of Spanish in the USA
  3. alan harris, -gry- in English
• 8.849 Qs: Dyslexia, Anglicization, Translations
  1. Agnes Gruz, Question: Dyslexia, Asian languages
  2. Larry Rosenwald, anglicization of names
  3. Mark de Vries, REQUEST: logophoricity; translations Icelandic/Japanese
• 8.853 Qs: Football, Dutch, Ket
  1. Ingeborg Blank, vocabulary of football
  2. Toshiyuki Kumashiro, Looking for Searchable Dutch Dictionary
  3. Juergen Lenhart, Ket
• 8.854 Qs: Frequency, Kin terms, Indo-European
  1. janine graziano-king, Frequency analysis of English words
  2. Oesten Dahl, Query - kin terms
  3. Dick_Watson, QUERY - Indo-European
• 8.855 Qs: Unergatives, Pronoun, Latin
  1. Stuart Robinson, Distribution of Unergatives (S=A) and Unaccusatives (S=O)
  2. R J Stevenson, Query: Connectionist models of prnoun interpretation
  3. Alan Dench, Q. null anaphora in Latin
• 8.864 Qs: Yan Fu, Article, Hist of langs
  1. tif5292, Yan Fu's principles
  2. , Subject: article: rhythmic factors and contrastive stress in
  3. Niloofar Haeri, Course on the social history of languages/query
• 8.876 Qs: Macro-Siouan,Clausal modifier,Lg change
  1. KIM DAMMERS, Macro-Siouan
  2. Uchida Kazami, Noun's restriction on its clausal modifier in English
  3. , Grammar inducing language change(s) -- any books/art
• 8.882 Qs: Software, Slavic, Guest=child, Time
  1. Irina Sekerina, Qs: Software for concordance
  2. Wilfried Pieters, Qs: all-Slavic language; guest=child
  3. cpeust, Qu: calculating time spaces
• 8.883 Qs: Russian, Aphasia, Aerobics
  1. joyce blanchette, Search for Russian semantic/phonetic material
  2. Xiuhong Zhang, information about Chinese-speaking aphasics
  3. George Aaron Broadwell, The syntax of aerobics instructors
• 8.889 Qs: Arabic/Korean, Morphology, Theta Grid
  1. M.-L. Hannan [TAO], Arabic and Korean corpora
  2. Daniel Nettle, Appeal: Inflectional Morphology Database
  3. F.Baube, Theta Grid DB for English ?
• 8.932 Qs: Spanish in US, Bantu, "pigtails"
  1. mcastro, Re: The Future of Spanish in the USA
  2. Debra Spitulnik, Bantu language names
  3. JPKIRCHNER, Q: "pigtails"
• 8.934 Qs: Deixis, Renumber Program, Old Indian Lx
  1. Djordje Vidanovic, query on deixis
  2. Gert Webelhuth, Renumber Program
  3. Andreas Mengel, Q: Old Indian Linguistics
• 8.935 Qs: Spoken Am Eng, Onsets, German Syntax
  1. B.P.H. Lee, Spoken American English Corpus
  2. LAS, Admissible Onsets in Russian and other onset-heavy languages
  3. Ann Lawson, German Syntax Data
• 8.946 Qs: Verb endings, Interlg syntax, Thai
  1. Rowena Snaith, spelling of verb endings
  2. DarylRPh, interlanguage syntax
  3. Julie W. Munro, Thai-lessons software needed
• 8.948 Qs: Quantification, Langacker, Yaghnobi
  1. Michael McCay, Q: Terminology question: Quantification
  2. Mohamed Laafou, Langacker
  3. Juergen Lenhart, Yaghnobi recordings
• 8.959 Qs: Mandarin, Minimalist Program, even if
  1. Jiun shiung Wu, Q:on Zhang1san1 zhui2lei4 le li3si4
  2. sfisher, Diachrony and Minimalist Program
  3. Hiroaki Tanaka, Query: even if
• 8.960 Qs: CMC code-switching, Grammar urls, TESOL
  1. S.TSIPLAKOU, Question: Paper on code-switching by John Paolillo
  2. Johanna Rubba, Query: grammar on the web
  3. AJDeFaz, TESOL Texts
• 8.969 Qs: Brown/Levinson, Optimality, MA Programs
  1. Peter Farruggio, help with a Gumperz reference
  2. Michael M T Henderson, Optimality Theory
  3. Dr. Deborah Arteaga, Interdisciplinary MA Programs in Linguistics
• 8.979 Qs: AAV, wh- Movement, Lx and lg teaching
  1. James Jenkins (PSY), African-American Vernacular
  2. Gisbert Fanselow, Partial wh- Movement and scope marking
  3. Alysse or Dan Rasmussen, Q: Linguistics in the FL Classroom
• 8.980 Qs: MA Programs, Copying, Ph.D Programs
  1. Dr. Deborah Arteaga, Interdisciplinary MA Programs in Linguistics
  2. Gisbert Fanselow, Copying without deletion
  3. Dawn C. Griffiths, Ph.D in linguistics
• 8.981 Qs: Deictic localization, Psycholing, Xhosa
  1. Matthias Deja, Request for material about deictic localization / local cases
  2. DAVID WHARTON, ambiguity in psycholinguistics
  3. Michelle Moosally, Xhosa speakers? Coordinate Structure Resources?
• 8.992 Qs: French,Semantics,Absolute constructions
  1. CARMEN COUSTAUT, French dictionary
  2. Anne Sing, Semantics Software
  3. Ana Lucia Santos, Absolute constructions
• 8.996 Qs: Arabic/Malay, Mandarin, Cimbrish
  1. Braima, Arabic/Malay
  2. Chan, Shiao-hui, Mandarin
  3. obaumann, Query: Cimbrish
• 8.999 Qs: Metaphors, Dehumanizing lg, Tibetan
  1. Eugenia E. Badger, Metaphors
  2. ALF91, Dehumanizing language of the Holocaust
  3. L. Schurcks-Grozeva, Tibetan language and culture
• 8.1033 Qs: "self", Morphology, Hist of Eng
  1. elisa vazquez iglesias, Translations of "self"
  2. Johanna Rubba, Query: discontinuous morphology
  3. zupnik yael, q: History of English
• 8.1047 Qs: Eng adj, Frequencies, Fijian
  1. umesaki, Eng adjectives
  2. Melanie Misanchuk, frequencies of word beginnings
  3. KIKUSAWA Ritsuko, Fijian teaching materials
• 8.1048 Qs: Tabassaran, Negation, Socioling
  1. Piller, Query: TABASSARAN / case
  2. The American College of Greece Faculty, WORKING ON NEGATION
  3. Waruno Mahdi, Q: Double-Dutch and Youthese
• 8.1055 Qs: Kurpian dialect, Kalmykia, Faroese
  1. VANDED3, Kurpian dialect of Polish
  2. Duane L. Blanchard, Kalmykia
  3. Elizabeth Hume, Faroese
• 8.1056 Qs: Idiom, not..until, E. Darwin
  1. Alan S. Kaye, Semantic Evolution of Idiom
  2. Hiroaki Tanaka, Query: not...until/Until..., ...not
  3. PAUL FOULKES, Darwin's speech synthesiser
• 8.1075 Qs: Mongolian, Computer-mediated discourse
  1. Duane Blanchard, Mongolian Programs
  2. Susan Herring, references needed: Computer-mediated discourse
• 8.1081 Qs: Book, OCR Software, Backward Binding
  1. Johanna Rubba, Book search
  2. David Beck, OCR Software
  3. agle, Query on Backward Binding
• 8.1084 Qs: Huron, Expletive Neg0
  1. Nadia_Mazzuca, Huron
  2. P.A.Rowlett, Expletive Neg0 and opacity effects
• 8.1094 Qs: Jespersen, cleft sentences, Yiddish
  1. lichao, query
  2. Tom Leverett, cleft sentence
  3. Gisbert Fanselow, Query: Yiddish & partial movement
• 8.1098 Qs: French, Chinese poetry, Bannock
  1. E. Wayles Browne, Question for French speakers
  2. tif5292, poetry and translation in China
  3. rebecca s. wheeler, Phonetic transcription in Bannock?
• 8.1101 Qs: Bibliometrics, Syntax, Dictionaries
  1. Martin and Ina Goldberg, tinski@glx.chief.co.il
  2. =?iso-8859-1?Q?Christian_N=F8rager=2DNie, Qs: Syntactic ambiguities
  3. Marc Fryd, English pronouncing dictionaries
• 8.1107 Qs: Lang. Games, "Democratic," Word Change
  1. Dr James M Scobbie, Language Games, re http://linguistlist.org/issues/8/8-1079.html
  2. ira ungar, From "Democratic" to "Democrat" (fwd)
  3. Jonathan Gilbert, Question on a word
• 8.1125 Qs: Word List, Book, Semantics, Online Pubs
  1. Gloria McMillan, Need word lists
  2. Susan Robinson, Estuary English (fwd)
  3. JIREEM, JIREEM@utxvms.cc.utexas.edu
  4. Martin Stegu, On line versions of newspapers
• 8.1131 Qs: Polarity, Portuguese, Computational
  1. Michael Israel, Polarity Items around the World
  2. mgdorey, NON-SEXIST LANGUAGE GUIDELINES - PORTUGUESE
  3. EL-KAREH/THARWAT, ssearch for material
• 8.1132 Qs: Ask-A-Linguist Query, Adjectives
  1. Theriault Alain, Qs: A question from ASK-A-LINGUIST
  2. Charles J. Fillmore, terminology question: adjectives
• 8.1140 Qs: Sounds, Grep, Russian
  1. Victor Mair, sounds
  2. doctor, Grepping
  3. S J Hannahs, Obtaining a Russian doctoral dissertation
• 8.1146 Qs: Taulipang, Istriot/Istro-Rumanian, Book
  1. gretsch@porcupine.sfs.nphil.uni-tuebinge, Questions in Taulipang
  2. Ursula Johann, Istriot and Istro-Rumanian
  3. Ami Kronfeld, PROCEEDINGS FROM SEMANTICS AND LINGUISTIC THEORY VI
• 8.1148 Qs: Trees, Italian Applied, Russian diss
  1. P.A.Rowlett, Trees
  2. Helene Ossipov, Italian Applied Linguistics
  3. S J Hannahs, Obtaining a Russian doctoral dissertation
• 8.1155 Qs: Conjunctions, NLP Tools, Holocaust
  1. Ken Litkowski, Analysis of subordinating conjunctions
  2. Iram Shahzad, dictionary for developing NLP tools
  3. ALF91, re: Dehumanizing Language and the Holocaust
• 8.1164 Qs: Dissertation, lg teaching, distance lx
  1. Pia Kohlmyr, Search for P.Master's dissertation
  2. hebers, Journals in foreign lang teaching, acquisition, curriculum development
  3. Tom Cooney, Graduate Studies
• 8.1183 Qs: Trans, H. Pedersen, V2, Bib, French
  1. Michael Chase, Translation theory
  2. Patrick C. Ryan, HOLGER PEDERSEN
  3. Vincent DeCaen, V2
  4. Filomena Capucho, Bibliography problems
  5. Karl-Heinz =?iso-8859-1?Q?R=F6ntgen?=, Qs.: French imperative construction
• 8.1186 Qs: AAL#,Vietnamese,Spanish
  1. A L Sellami, Re: 8.1182, Confs: URLs for DGfS/CL 97, ALS-98
  2. Antony Dubach Green, Vietn[a]m
  3. Sue Gass, Spanish frequency word list
• 8.1200 Qs: Identifying Ungrammatical Sentences
  1. David A Schneider, Q: identifying ungrammatical sentences
• 8.1210 Qs: India/Sri Lanka, Eng. Dict., Norman Rec
  1. PETERO@lonelyplanet.com.au, South India & Sri Lanka
  2. Andreas Wagner, Q: English dictionaries
  3. Juergen Lenhart, lenhart@stud.uni-frankfurt.de
• 8.1217 Qs: OCR/Scanner, Suffixation, Greek
  1. Baden Hughes, OCR for ancient language texts
  2. Katrin Mutz, Qs: origin augmentativ/pejorative suffixes
  3. Jannis K. Androutsopoulos, Query: attitudes towards nonstandard varieties in mass media
• 8.1219 Qs: F. Jensen, Spanish Corp, Hebrew Parsers
  1. Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen, Frede Jensen
  2. nick caffrey, Spanish Corpora
  3. Vincent DeCaen, Hebrew parsers?
• 8.1225 Qs: Ger.,DistanceEd,Afrikaans,Structuralist
  1. dwiles, German in Nova Scotia
  2. Thomas E. Loyd III, Distance Learning Programs
  3. gmodica, Resources on Afrikaans
  4. Bill Croft, Apocryphal American structuralist assertions
• 8.1227 Qs: Amharic Translator Needed
  1. Rob Vann, Amharic
• 8.1228 Qs: Profanity
  1. Stuart Robinson, Profanity
• 8.1232 Qs: Israel, Mandarin, TG, Phonetics
  1. Klearman Leah, Internships in Israel
  2. fcosw5, Q: incorporation in Mandarin?
  3. Andreas Kathol, Subcategorization in Tranformational Grammar
  4. Jerap1, phonetics software
• 8.1240 Qs: Frequency Lists, Phonology, Drum Talk
  1. Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, Frequency lists?
  2. myrcea, Getting information!
  3. Stephen DeGiulio, Query: Drum Talk
• 8.1250 Qs: URL, Chinese, GB, Ling Systems, Spanish
  1. AJDeFaz, Re: 8.1230, Confs: Australian Linguistics Institute 1998
  2. , Request for help of doing an experiment about acquisition of Chinese
  3. Guo Jieke, Help for questions on innateness of binding theory
  4. James Jenkins (PSY), Re: Qs: Miniature Linguistic Systems
  5. Mondorf Britta, Re: Computer Corpora of Spoken Spanish and Spoken German
• 8.1251 Qs: Logic and Meaning, Permission
  1. Martin Kay, Logic and Meaning
  2. Hiroaki Tanaka, Question: 'Permission' may and can
• 8.1256 Qs: Trans, J. Rubin, Abbreviation, Jonkha
  1. Norbert Grauvogel, Qs: Machine translation french-english
  2. schmidt-renfree, Looking for J. Rubin
  3. Louise Cornelis, question: abbreviations in glosses
  4. PETERO@lonelyplanet.com.au, Jonkha
• 8.1264 Qs: Hapax Legomena, CMC, Grammar, Anaphora
  1. Damien Guay, Q: English "hapax legomena"
  2. Eva Erson, language in CMC
  3. ash, Experiments about the "Intervention Constraint"?
  4. Ms S.H. Parfitt, query about status of governing category/reflexive anaphora
• 8.1280 Qs: Mac Font, Kids & Computers, Book Search
  1. John Kinder, Mac font for Latin vowels
  2. Jess J. Shapero, kids & computers
  3. rcolasacco, Book Search
• 8.1287 Qs: Locating a Paper, Urdu Grammars
  1. Kristine Lopez, locating Ewans paper
  2. Richard Epstein, urdu grammar
• 8.1290 Qs: Learning, Syntax, Whorf
  1. Alain Thomas, Query (on behalf of a colleague who is not on the list)
  2. jaret, syntax in different genres
  3. Mihai Martoiu Tieu, Sum: Reading after Whorf's "Language, Mind and Reality"
• 8.1299 Qs: Grammar in Schools, Corpora, Internet
  1. Dick Hudson, grammar in schools
  2. Mondorf Britta, Re: Computer Corpora of Spoken Spanish and Spoken German
  3. Agnes Gruz, Qu: Language use on Internet
• 8.1314 Qs: Writing Systems, Suffixes, Abstracts
  1. Richard Tuttle, query
  2. Katrin Mutz, Qs: origin augmentativ/pejorative suffixes
  3. Jeroen van de Weijer, Q: Writing abstracts
• 8.1323 Qs: Ling Sample for Descriptive Purpose
  1. Karl-Erik Tallmo, Linguistic Sample for Descriptive Purposes
• 8.1324 Qs: IE language, Link-words, English vowels
  1. Niloofar Haeri, Query/ Emile Benveniste
  2. DECLOITRE PHILIPPE, Link-words, articles and non-predicative words
  3. Michael M. T. Henderson, English vowels
• 8.1332 Qs: Nicaragua, Nouns, Teaching in Asia
  1. atineh, Nicaraguan Pronounciation
  2. Christopher Johnson, relational nouns
  3. Gregory Bishop, Teaching English in Japan/Korea
• 8.1335 Qs: Writing, Cree Syntax, Hebrew Nouns
  1. Wim Vandenbussche, writing problems of formerly illiterate
  2. Marie-Odile Junker, head internal relative clauses
  3. Dafna Graf, Segolate Nouns in Modern Hebrew
• 8.1342 Qs: Deictic Verbs in English
  1. BREWER, Deictic Verbs in English
• 8.1354 Qs: Lang relationships since 1900
  1. manaster, Language relationships recognized since 1900
• 8.1355 Qs: Pitch Metaphor
  1. Jennifer Ganger, Pitch Metaphor
• 8.1366 Qs: Reflexives, Texts, Pragmatics
  1. elisa vazquez iglesias, Reflexives in the dialects of English
  2. BARBARA HERRARTE (7397), Introductory Texts
  3. Chen Hongbiao, Looking for Literature on Pragmatic Ambivalence
• 8.1369 Qs: Tenses, Brill's Tagger, Sign Language
  1. Minako Nakayasu, Tenses
  2. Ingeborg Blank, Brill's Tagger
  3. Arild Hestvik, Sign Language for Linguists
• 8.1379 Qs: Addresses of Authors
  1. lopez_carmen, Addresses of Authors
• 8.1381 Qs: Information Processing
  1. , Information Processing in Bilinguals,
• 8.1383 Qs: Stress vs. Syllable Timed Languages
  1. Z.S. Bond, Stress vs. Syllable Timed Languages
• 8.1386 Qs: Tone Lang & Hemispheric Specialization
  1. Ann Stuart Laubstein, Tone Languages & Hemispheric Specialization
• 8.1387 Qs: French Tagger
  1. Bud Scott, French Tagger
• 8.1388 Qs: Russian-English Bilinguals
  1. Tolik, Russian-English Bilinguals
• 8.1389 Qs: Language 'Location' in the Brain
  1. George Elgin, Suzette Haden Elgin, Language "Locations" in the Brain
• 8.1401 Qs: Medieval Medical Writing, Mandarin, VSO
  1. Francisco Alonso Almeida, Medieval medical writing
  2. Michael Kliffer, Q: Mandarin zero anaphora
  3. Vieri Samek-Lodovici, Qs: VSO language with focus in-situ
• 8.1413 Qs: Maori, Palenquero, German
  1. Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, Language revitalization, churches and religion
  2. Ian Mackenzie, Palenquero
  3. Gisbert Fanselow, Slips of the tongue (Adverb misplacement)
• 8.1414 Qs: Hindi, Ling Classification, Spanish
  1. Gisbert Fanselow, Kashmiri, Bangla, Hindi, & Marathi
  2. manaster, Qs re Linguistic Classification (fwd)
  3. mattjuge, Q: Unless conditionals in Spanish and Catalan
• 8.1415 Qs: AAVE, MA Programs
  1. coleman, Teacher training for AAVE speakers
  2. Daniel L. Everett, MA Programs
• 8.1419 Qs: k
  1. RIC RUECKNER, T The language ASHANINKA in Peru
• 8.1420 Qs: Ashaninka lang in Peru
  1. RIC RUECKNER, the language ASHANINKA in Peru
• 8.1422 Qs: Teaching Syntax
  1. Yus Ramos, Francisco, Teaching Syntax
• 8.1423 Qs: The Origin of 'Hoosier'
  1. TLTBosse, Hoosier
• 8.1428 Qs: Software,Guttman,Phonological features
  1. eva born-rauchenecker, Macintosh Compatible Software
  2. N o s t a l g i a, A question on Guttman (aka implicational) scalogram
  3. Clare Gallaway, Phonological features
• 8.1436 Qs: Translation Software
  1. DUBARTELL, Translation Software
• 8.1438 Qs: Predictability,Copy wanted,Realistic
  1. wzyem, predictability and redundancy
  2. wzyem, copy wanted
  3. wzyem, Realistic or idealistic
• 8.1439 Qs: Textbook question, employment question
  1. Karl Reinhardt, Need textbook suggestions
  2. 171MCDONALD, questions about employment
• 8.1442 Qs: Non-IE HAVE, Sandhi, M. Halliday
  1. Ivan BIRKS, non-IE HAVE
  2. Mark Mandel, AmEnglish external sandhi
  3. James Cornish, M. A. K. Halliday
• 8.1450 Qs: Addresses, L1 Acq, Slang, Public Lang
  1. Jeroen van de Weijer, Q: Addresses linguistic departments
  2. Ilona Vandergriff, Qs. First language acquisition and faulty input
  3. Timo Haukioja, Q: Slang and colloquialism
  4. , Public Language
• 8.1452 Qs: Ranking, Spanish, Historical Ling
  1. Lua Kim Teng, On ranking of journals/conferences
  2. Tamara Al-Kasey, mandarin learners of Spanish
  3. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Historical linguistics quotation
• 8.1462 Qs: French/English Trans, Japanese Ling
  1. DECLOITRE PHILIPPE, French/English Trans
  2. sdavis, Help with Japanese Linguistics?
• 8.1463 Qs: Gender, Navajo, Extended BNF
  1. KErmschel, women`s language
  2. Brita Warvik, Help with Navajo
  3. Dale Russell, Query: Extended BNF
• 8.1471 Qs: Deaf Issues,Mexican Lang,English/Japan
  1. hthumann, Children of deaf adults
  2. Sarah G. Thomason, query: 2 Mexican languages, #1 borrows, #2 doesn't
  3. QZI07607@niftyserve.or.jp, Question: English Signs in Japan
• 8.1479 Qs: Dictionary,Lucanian stress,2 on vowels
  1. Giovanni Iamartino, William Thomas' English-Italian Dictionary of 1550
  2. Guido Mensching, Paragogic vowels
  3. Loren A. BILLINGS, Lucanian stress
  4. Marc van Oostendorp, Epenthetic vowels and vowel harmony
• 8.1488 Qs: Historical Ling, Syntax, le Verlan
  1. Guido Mensching, Qs: "Archaism" in historical linguistics
  2. Daniel =?iso-8859-1?Q?Ria=F1o?=, syntactical annotation of Classical texts with a computer
  3. Melonie Alspaugh, le Verlan
• 8.1492 Qs: Translation in Various Languages, Terminology
  1. Lawrence Rutter, Translation in Various Languages
  2. Mark Mandel, Terminology Question
• 8.1494 Qs: Research funding, Ling analysis of homepages
  1. murray33, Funding for dissertation research
  2. Joerg Neumeyer, Homepages of British and American Universities- a linguistic analysis
• 8.1498 Qs: Anne Fisher, Old English
  1. ATL, Searching Anne Fisher
  2. Sylvie Hanote, free indirect speech in old English
• 8.1505 Qs: Mandarin in China/Taiwan,Canadian/American Eng
  1. , The Relationship between Putonghua and Mandarin
  2. ASingh5158, Canadian and American English
• 8.1511 Qs: Typologies, construction, software, workshops
  1. M Ortega, question on syllabic typologies
  2. Argenis A. Zapata, On 'construction' and 'structure'
  3. Argenis A. Zapata, Software publisher
  4. dotta, General linguistics workshops or conferences
• 8.1515 Qs: Jespersen texts
  1. lichao, lichao@ibm320h.phy.pku.edu.cn
• 8.1519 Qs: Numeral Classifiers, French, Inuit
  1. Keiko Muromatsu, Numeral Classifiers
  2. Thierry Selva, French Translation
  3. Dan steckly, Inuit Translation
• 8.1525 Qs: Japanese Onomatopoeia, Japanese in Hawaii
  1. Mami Iwashita, Q: Japanese onomatopoeia
  2. david l lewis, Japanese in Hawaii
• 8.1532 Qs: Aspect, Hjelmslev, who/whom Alternation
  1. =?iso-8859-1?Q?Christian_N=F8rager=2DNie, Qs: Aspect
  2. wzyem, Hjelmslev
  3. Hiroyuki TANAKA, who/whom alternation
• 8.1535 Qs: Models,Ibrahim,M.H. & Arabic,Translation Theory
  1. =?ISO-2022-JP?B?GyRCR3BMbiEhN3I8IRsoQg==, English Modals
  2. Melissa Barkat, Ibrahim, M.H. and Modern Arabic
  3. Martin Wynne, Translation Theory
• 8.1542 Qs: Basque, Al-Aribiyya, ETI tech
  1. Ernest McCarus, Query: Basque Language
  2. Melissa Barkat, Looking for Al-Arabiyya publishers
  3. Saltarel, Re: 8.1531
• 8.1549 Qs: Socio-ling theory,Lang purism,Possessives
  1. Carl Jay M. del Rosario, Socio-Linguistic Theory as a Framework of Study
  2. Jim Walker, language purism in English
  3. Zhimin Tong, Double possesive
• 8.1555 Qs: Person features, Sentence acceptability
  1. Phoevos, Person features
  2. Carsten Breul, English native speaker judgements required
• 8.1559 Qs: Frontierish lang,Body lang,Obit,Parameter reset
  1. Peer Landa, Help with frontierish language . .
  2. Michael Dahlquist, body language
  3. Peter T. Daniels, Obituary: Daniel T. Brink, Jr.
  4. Cem Can, Help needed in Head Parameter Resetting
• 8.1564 Qs: Arab stops,Lang.Acquisition,Pragmatics
  1. Daan Wissing, Arab stops
  2. Scott M Stirling, Lang. Acq. methodology
  3. Marcin Lewandowski, Pragmatic vs. speech acts
• 8.1566 Qs: ESL, Dialects, Language Planning in China
  1. Laurie Zaring, ESL Proficiency Testing
  2. MichaelSC, Dialects in the World
  3. Peter Yongqi Gu, Language Planning in China
• 8.1573 Qs: English in Japan, Hist. of Eng., Nonverbal Comm
  1. Sharon Vaipae, Native English Speaking Returnee Students
  2. Giovanni Iamartino, Hayashi's History of English Lexicography
  3. George Elgin, Suzette Haden Elgin, Nonverbal Communication
• 8.1578 Qs: Eng. Dialects, Historical Ling, Pets, Chinese
  1. Johanna Rubba, English Dialects
  2. SEEGMILLERM, Text for Historical Ling
  3. Timothy Jay, Talking to Pets
  4. Charles Hammond, Chinese
• 8.1584 Qs: Human subjects, Arrernte sound files
  1. Bill Eggington, human subjects review board
  2. Julian Bradfield, Sound files of Arrernte?
• 8.1588 Qs: Colman on Lexical Mortality, Syntax, Anglicisms
  1. Giovanni Iamartino, Colman on Lexical Mortality etc
  2. Johanna Rubba, School-age Syntax
  3. Jessica Verkaik, Anglicisms in French Advertisements
• 8.1594 Qs: Ogham, English Grammars, English Schwa
  1. Steven Schaufele, Ogham
  2. Marc Fryd, English Grammars 1800-1960
  3. TONG MIU SIM MALINDY, English Schwa
• 8.1601 Qs: Romance, Broadcasted Eng, Japanese Reading
  1. Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, Romance Verb Stress
  2. Alan Smith, Diachronic Variation in Broadcasted English
  3. Julienne Chan, Japanese Reading Proficiency Tests
• 8.1605 Qs: CL/NLP, Rate of Speech, Louisiana Creole
  1. Martin Volk, Interactive online CL demos
  2. Ploquin M, Rate of Speech
  3. Larry Rosenwald, Louisiana Creole
• 8.1622 Qs: Interpreters,Tzeng et al,Rastafarian,Grad Progs
  1. Helge Niska, Birth of professional Community Interpreting
  2. Richard Sproat, Looking for a paper by Tzeng et al.
  3. cml, Rastafarian
  4. Philip S. LeVine, Graduate Programs in Linguistic Anthropology
• 8.1627 Qs: Prescriptivisim,Quebecois,Iquito,GO Suppletion
  1. Kilpert, prescriptivism
  2. Karen Cody, Quebecois
  3. Sylvain Neuvel, Iquito dialect
  4. mattjuge, Suppletion of GO and BE
• 8.1635 Qs: English verb data, Subject Prominence
  1. Radu Daniliuc, The verb to be in Spoken English
  2. Mark Newson, Nonconfigurational Subject Prominence
• 8.1639 Qs: Early Childhood, Ekstrand, Arabic, Dialects
  1. hochdk01, Early Childhood Language Development
  2. Susan Meredith Burt, Ekstrand article
  3. ad1897@wayne.edu, Looking for some Arabic sociolinguists' addresses
  4. Radu Daniliuc, Request
• 8.1640 Qs: Thai sociolinguistics
  1. Graeme Storer, men who sex work
• 8.1642 Qs: Generative linguistics, Advanced Slovene texts
  1. Solovyev V.D., unsolved problems in generative linguistics
  2. JPKIRCHNER, Slovene
• 8.1647 Qs: Fonts, Lexical Databases, Diphthongs, Papago
  1. Mark Mandel, parallel Serbian-Croatian fonts
  2. Michael Ullman, non-English lexical databases and frequency counts
  3. Chris Golston, Diphthongs
  4. Laura Moll-Collopy, Mathiot's "A Dictionary of Papago Usage"
• 8.1655 Qs: addresses needed, textbook advice needed
  1. PIERRE LARRIVEE, Journal of Semantics' address
  2. Suzanne E Kemmer, Cognitive semantics textbook
  3. Klearman Leah, Address for International Association of Sign Linguistics
• 8.1656 Qs: Critical period,Hindi,Cakchique,Ling.websites
  1. Martin Wynne, critical period
  2. E. Bashir, Hindi texts
  3. Stephanie Strassel, Cakchique language work?
  4. doctor, SITE(S) FOR LINGUISTICS
• 8.1659 Qs: Vocabulary, Gender Ling, Eng/1st Lang Ac
  1. klein-braley, Extent of Vocabulary: Shakespeare vs Dickens
  2. Michelle A. Hudgins, Gender Linguistics PhD
  3. William Byrne, History of English/1st LAng Ac.
• 8.1664 Qs: whachamacallit,Serbo-Croatian,Book,Cognition
  1. dave gough, whachamacallit?
  2. orenthal@innocent.com, Serbo-Croatian
  3. Radu Daniliuc, Books request
  4. Michael Kliffer, spoken/written cognitive differences
• 8.1682 Qs: Polish,Sexist Lang,Lang of the Internet,English
  1. Mike FOX-ecki, Multi-query by Polish Students
  2. Mike FOX-ecki, The Language of the Internet; cmc studies
  3. Mike FOX-ecki, Sociologist's Opinion Needed
• 8.1683 Qs: Person Gender,Learning Disability,Arabic,Sexist
  1. veken, First Person and Gender
  2. OSBURNEA, Foreign Language Learning Disability and Linguistics
  3. J Kingston Cowart, Arabic Derivation of Spanish "chingar"?
  4. Mike FOX-ecki, Sexist Language
• 8.1690 Qs: Textbooks, Secret Langs, LSA Outreach, Polish
  1. Birgit Kellner, Q: foreign-language textbooks for exam-preparation
  2. Muhammed Suleiman, Re: SECRET LANGUAGES
  3. Nancy De Pas, Help the LSA Outreach Program
  4. COYLE PHILIP PATRICK, Wordlists
• 8.1693 Qs: English Corpus,Lang.Majorities,French & Kirundi
  1. Stuart Robinson, English Corpus Statistics for Verbs
  2. , Language majorities who are a language minority
  3. Bigirimana Jean-Baptiste, French & Kirundi
• 8.1704 Qs: Latin,Arboreal Font,Native Eng.Speakers,Idioms
  1. Antton Elosegi Aldasoro, Modern Latin Dictionary
  2. ALBERS_M, Arboreal Font
  3. Mike FOX-ecki, Native English Speakers - Questionnaire
  4. Mike FOX-ecki, Idioms
• 8.1707 Qs: Correspondence course, Negation, Preverbal
  1. Theodros Abraha, Correspondence courses
  2. Mike FOX-ecki, Expressing negation - MA thesis
  3. Crookston, Ian [HES], Preverbal aspects of utterance planning
• 8.1712 Qs: Women's Lang., Red & Yellow, Editors
  1. Hiroaki Tanaka, Women's language
  2. Hiroaki Tanaka, Image of "red" and "yellow"
  3. Antony Dubach Green, Editors for Current Approaches to African Linguistics vol. 2
• 8.1713 Qs: Metaphor, Parsers, Acoustic Phonetics
  1. Brigitte Nerlich, Metaphor Source by A. Biese
  2. Daniel [** iso-8859-1 charset **] Ria\24, Efficiency of morphological and syntactical parsers
  3. Maria Wolters, Textbooks Acoustic Phonetics
• 8.1720 Qs: Language and Gender, Creoles, Japanese, Ebonics
  1. Hadumod Bussmann, Language and gender
  2. Martin Wynne, Panamanian creoles
  3. Natasha Lynn Warner, Japanese online dictionary
  4. Valencia Young, Ebonics
• 8.1726 Qs: Lang Analysis/Corpus Size,Gender,Speech/Hearing
  1. David W. Smith, Language Analysis and Corpus Size
  2. Gerhard Leitner, Language, Gender, Sexuality
  3. Charles C-J Lin, Speech & Hearing Science Resources
• 8.1727 Qs: Dialects, Journal Address, Reflexives/Pronouns
  1. TWRIGHT, Southern Dialectology
  2. Dr. Azim S. Assaf, Journal Of Multilingual and Multicultural Development
  3. C. Broccias, Reflexives and Pronouns
• 8.1733 Qs: Language is Power,Coarticulation,Corpora,Debate
  1. Alan Smith, _Language is Power_
  2. Martin J Ball, Coarticulation
  3. rochdi@eric.u-strasbg.fr, Acquisition or Extraction /from Corpora
  4. Charles C-J Lin, Debating
• 8.1735 Qs: Blends, Aphasic Speech, VOS Langs, Ethnobiology
  1. Amalia Arvaniti, Research on Blends / Blends in Greek
  2. Nicole Rosen, Aphasic Speech
  3. Daniel L. Everett, VOS Languages
  4. Jon Clenton, Regarding Ethnobiological Classification
• 8.1743 Qs: Israel, Neuroling, Lang Index, Marriage Texts
  1. Jan Otterbeen, language situation in Israel
  2. Bahar Otcu, neurolinguistics
  3. Victor Raskin, Index of Languages
  4. Maria Wolters, Announcements of marriages in newspapers
• 8.1750 Qs: Chomsky/Foucault,Spectrogram,Discourse,Lang Eng
  1. Stuart Robinson, Chomsky/Foucault Debate
  2. Marek Przezdziecki, Spectrogram Software for PC/Windows95
  3. Carlos Rodrigues, Definition in discourse
  4. Bilal Kirkici, Language Engineering
• 8.1752 Qs: Dialect/Language, Swatow Dialect, Conversation
  1. gmodica, Dialect or Language?
  2. YEUNG YAT FAN, Swatow Dialect
  3. Jonathan Klein, Conversational Style
• 8.1759 Qs: Determiners and Quantifiers
  1. Piroska Csuri, Determiners and Quantifiers
• 8.1762 Qs: Relevance Theory, Trieste Dialect, Ellipsis
  1. Yus Ramos, Francisco, Journal Volume on RT: Bibliography
  2. Visnja Josipovic, Dictionary of the Trieste Dialect of Italin
  3. Kathleen Therese O'Connor, Ellipsis in the Second Independent Clause
• 8.1767 Qs: ESL, Taiwanese, Anaphora
  1. H Stephen Straight (Binghamton U/SUNY), ESL College-Level Vocabulary-Size Minima?
  2. TONG MIU SIM MALINDY, Taiwanese (Min dialect)
  3. Bart Geurts, 'and' and anaphora
• 8.1770 Qs: Michael Townson, Apposition, Online Grad Course
  1. RUTH KENNEDY (GERMAN) PG, Book Review Request
  2. H.A. HAROON, apposition
  3. Lonnie Turbee, seeking online graduate course in linguistics
• 8.1781 Qs: Nairobi, Chinese Riddles, Generative Ling
  1. george_huttar, Sheng
  2. Ruth Woods, Chinese Riddles
  3. Luis Carlos Molina Acevedo, Tools of Generative Linguistics to the modeling of the Common Sense
• 8.1788 Qs: Romania, Mid-Vowels, Finno-Ugrian Fonts, Navajo
  1. Radu Daniliuc, Romanian English Center
  2. A.R, Mid-Vowels/Acoustics
  3. Robert and Cheryl Hosken, Combined Finno-Ugrian Languages Font For Windows
  4. George Elgin, Suzette Haden Elgin, Native or fluent speakers of Navajo and Wolof
• 8.1789 Qs: Pronouns, Quasi-Modals, Perceptual Test
  1. Rosymar Pena, Resumptive Pronouns
  2. Kenji Kashino, Q: have(got)to
  3. Melissa Barkat, Perceptual test
• 8.1799 Qs: Predicates/Referents,False Friends,Romance Ling
  1. Frederick Newmeyer, Squishy Predicates and Referents
  2. Catarina Forslund FRA, False Friends
  3. Jon Aske, Qn: Romance Linguistics Courses
• 8.1815 Qs: Reference, E-mail, "Faux Amis," Back-up on CD
  1. Sakaedani, Article
  2. Richard Coates, Sociolinguistics of E-mail
  3. Catarina Forslund FRA, Query : false cognates, faux amis, etc.
  4. N o s t a l g i a, Backing up fieldwork recordings on CDs
• 8.1825 Qs: Enquete de l'acceptabilite,Italian,Text
  1. NAGAHARA T., enquete de l'acceptabilite
  2. Giampaolo Poletto, Prepositions in Italian
  3. Kevin Bretonnel Cohen, Looking for Source on Text Statistics

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