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• 9.9 Qs: Mood Phrase,Serbian,Scripts,Harriss/Bloomfield
  1. Leslie Barrett, Mood Phrase
  2. Tatjana Paunovic, Serbian Phonetics
  3. Michael Everson, Script proposals
  4. wzyem, Harriss and Bloomfield
• 9.20 Qs: Arabic, Jakobson, Discourse in CMC, Neologisms
  1. Martha McGinnis, Arabic question
  2. Hartmut Haberland, Jakobson quote
  3. Robert Germain Watts, In-Turn Discourse Features in Computer-Mediated Communication
  4. Helge Niska, Neologisms in interpreting
• 9.30 Qs: Modals, Connectionism, Zwarts' Ref., GB
  1. Kenji Kashino, Modals
  2. Wesley Schwein, Connectionism and 2nd Language Learning
  3. Paul Millar, Zwarts' Article
  4. Tibor Szecsenyi, Preposition + PRO
• 9.31 Qs: Phonology, Postscript, DAGs, Berman Article
  1. [** iso-8859-1 charset **] V\237ctor V\2, Functional Phonology
  2. khaled Mohamad Rifaat, Postscript Files
  3. Joseph Hilferty, Making DAGs with a PC?
  4. wzyem, Berman Article
• 9.40 Qs: Nominative Langs, Sapir-Whorf, Imitation, Book
  1. Temur Kutsia, Nominative Languages
  2. Dominique Labrecque, Sapir-Whorf Approach
  3. Dr. John Skoyles, Imitation
  4. RSchwa6866, Book
• 9.50 Qs: Prepositions, Chinese, Author
  1. Antonio Revuelta, English prepositions
  2. Bruno Contigiani, Chinese
  3. Florin, Author of lsa(97)
• 9.51 Qs: Vowels, Tune, Asian Adjectives, L2 and Dreams
  1. Richard Sproat, English Vowels: Historical
  2. Lee Hartman, Children's Taunting Tune
  3. Michael Jung, Adjectives in East Asian languages
  4. pagnozze, Foreign Language and Dreams
• 9.58 Qs: Vowels, Asian Ling, "Signs of Apes", Chinese
  1. Richard Sproat, Welsh Vowels: Historical
  2. wieson, Bibliography of South Asian linguistics, 1998
  3. Lynne Murphy, Signs of Apes Video
  4. Yoshinori Sasaki, Chinese Character Reading Comparison
• 9.70 Qs: Babbling Stage, Discourse, Binding Theory
  1. coleman, Babbling Stage
  2. Ana-gomez Bravo, Monologue and Dialogue
  3. Lluke, Sources - Binding Theory
• 9.84 Qs: Extraversion, Lexicon vs encyclopedia, O-Words
  1. j.dewaele, Query: extraversion and applied linguistics
  2. Bert Peeters, Lexicon vs encyclopedia - book proposal
  3. Mikael Parkvall, o-words
• 9.99 Qs: Jakobson, Chinese, BAAL, Pronoun "I"
  1. Alain Dawson, Jakobson's Phonology
  2. Guo Jieke, On Case Theory In Chinese
  3. A L Sellami, Address of BAAL
  4. Tatje, Pronoun "I"
• 9.102 Qs: Language Families, Etyma, Book/Phone Number
  1. Jan K Lindstrom, Language Families
  2. Maria Carlota A. P. Rosa, Etyma
  3. RSchwa6866, Book (Bordon and Harris)/Telephone Number Correction
• 9.116 Qs: Sign Lang, Lexicography, Phrases, Pronunciation
  1. Paul Rowlett, Nicaraguan Sign Language
  2. Hiroaki Tanaka, Enjoy Oneself (by) Doing?
  3. Udo Lakemper, Phrases and Idioms in Mental Lexicon
  4. Bente Henrikka Moxness, Madrigal Pronunciation
• 9.117 Qs: Twin Langs, Metaphors, Russian, Psycholing
  1. Bernard Comrie, Twin Languages
  2. Di Kilpert, Metaphors
  3. Jameela Ann Lares, Russian Syntax
  4. Anja Krueger, Psycholinguistics/Missing-Word Sentences
• 9.121 Qs: English, Verbal Language, Pre-Indo-European
  1. Erika Lynn Wolfe, English as Official Language of Aviation
  2. JPKIRCHNER, Verbal L1/2
  3. Dipartement de frangais, Pre-Indo-European
• 9.122 Qs: Etymology, Software, Syntax, Scurrilous data
  1. Theo Vennemann, Etymology of the apple word
  2. Kristine Hasund, Transcription & audio software for Mac
  3. Erica Thrift, Optimality and Syntax Acquisition
  4. Mary Ellen Ryder, Scurrilous data sentences
• 9.130 Qs: Book, Markedness, Europanto
  1. graciela manzur, "Sociolinguistica para Hispanoamericanos"
  2. Mike Roberts, Markedness
  3. Radu Daniliuc, Europanto
• 9.136 Qs: Thematic roles, Chomsky/Levi-Strauss
  1. Stuart Robinson, passivisation and thematic roles
  2. PCARINO, CHOMSKY/LEVI-STRAUSS GRUDGE MATCH
• 9.143 Qs: Latin, Russian, English Verbs, ESL
  1. MPeter4165, References for Latin Verbal Periphrasis
  2. Michael Ullman, Russian Word Frequency List
  3. DZIEGELE, Past Ability (Eng. Verbs)
  4. WOMENinTEC, ESL Groups of Different Abilities
• 9.170 Qs: Breast/Milk,NLP,Irrealis Modality,Byzantine Voc
  1. Krisadawan Hongladarom, The Words for Breast/Milk
  2. Anne Sing, NLP Software
  3. Claire Bowern, Irrealis Modality
  4. tata, Byzantine Architecture Vocabulary
• 9.175 Qs: Valency, Anglicisms in French, Russian
  1. Elke Hentschel, query: Grammars of different languages
  2. Jim Walker, Francophones and anglicisms
  3. Michael Ullman, Russian word list on-line
• 9.179 Qs: Articulatory Synthesiser,Japanese,CL,Werth-MS
  1. Bart de Boer, Articulatory synthesiser
  2. David Ludden, Japanese First Language Acquisition
  3. Monica Sanchez, Undergraduate Programs in Computational Linguistics
  4. Martin Wynne, Bibliographical Queries about Manuscript by Paul Werth
• 9.181 Qs: IPAKielSeven, Spoken English Corpus, Spanish
  1. Rebecca Larche Moreton, IPAKielSeven
  2. Maria Jose Garcia Vizcaino, Spoken English Corpus
  3. Jovan & Jelena Filipovic, Spanish word frequency dictionaries
• 9.183 Qs: Word Origins,Corpus Ling,Ebonics,Medical Lang
  1. Hartmut Spetzler, Word Origins CD
  2. Stefania Spina, Corpus Linguistics
  3. michael s hughes, Ebonics
  4. Dr. John H.V. Gilbert, Doctors Talking to Patients
• 9.189 Qs: Corpus, Action, Lang Software for WIN95
  1. wcrawfor, American English Spoken Corpus
  2. Raija S Solatie, About "Action"
  3. Aleksas Girdenis, Qs: Software for Windows-95
• 9.197 Qs: Locality and Mental Operations
  1. Frederick Newmeyer, Locality and Mental Operations
• 9.200 Qs: Past Tense, "photograph", "DO"
  1. Vincent Jenkins, Past tense in English
  2. Graeme Forbes, Syntax and semantics of "photograph"
  3. natashag, DO in affirmative sentences
• 9.202 Qs: ASL as L2, Distinctive Feature, "papoose"
  1. Megan Elizabeth Melancon, ASL as L2
  2. MARC PICARD, Peripheral
  3. Ilona M. Turner, definition of "papoose"
• 9.206 Qs: Eng Freq,Greek,Span. Lexicology,Signal Analysis
  1. Alex Zheltuhin, English Word Frequency
  2. Chariton Charitonidis, Polysynthetic Tendencies in Modern Greek
  3. Ingeborg Blank, Spanish lexicology - manual
  4. Tatjana Paunovic, Speech signal analysis freeware/shareware
• 9.218 Qs: English-Chinese, "promise", (Un)Certainty
  1. jonathan glassow, Native Chinese Speakers
  2. Karen Courtenay, The "subject control" verb PROMISE
  3. Henny Klein, (un)certainty
• 9.221 Qs: ASL as L2, Horn-honking, Tobacco Ads.
  1. Megan Elizabeth Melancon, Re: ASL as L2
  2. Prof. R.M. Chandler-Burns, horn-honking & door-knocking
  3. Andrew Hayes, research about the language of tobacco advertising
• 9.224 Qs: Arabic, Fiji Lang., Icelandic, Russian-English
  1. Craig McL. Wallace, Arabic Sociolinguistics Contents
  2. Mari Broman Olsen, Fiji Correspondence Course
  3. Antony Dubach Green, Icelandic phonology
  4. Kamneva, Natalia, Comparison of Russian and English vocabulary
• 9.228 Qs: Do/Have, Disabilities, Spanish, Primates
  1. Ivan BIRKS, NICE HAVE ?
  2. Johanna Rubba, Re: 9.213, Sum: Foreign Language Learning Disability
  3. Victor Prijker, About Spanish articles
  4. pugs, Phonemes amongst other primates
• 9.239 Qs: Tenses, Internet Language, Origin of Resentment
  1. Michael Yadroff, Sequence of Tenses
  2. Mike FOX-ecki, Internet Language
  3. Jim Harris, Origin of Resentment
• 9.247 Qs: Romani, Tagalog, Seminole, Dutch
  1. NANCY MAE ANTRIM, Romani
  2. Yehuda N. Falk, Tagalog
  3. whalen, Seminole Speakers in Florida
  4. Richard Coates, Dutch ankers
• 9.254 Qs: False friends, Cookies, Journal, IR
  1. Catarina Forslund FRA, Componential analysis/"faux amis"(false friends)
  2. monika.bruendl, Computer terms: "cookies"
  3. Takame Ueki Sabine, Eng. journal specializing in Japanese linguistics
  4. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Comparisons of IR Results
• 9.262 Qs: Kuvi Lang,OCR software,Interlinear Translation
  1. Shelome A Gooden, Kuvi Language
  2. Ron Rhoades, OCR Software
  3. Vern M. Lindblad, Interlinear Translation Tools
• 9.263 Qs: all-every,Vowel Harmony,Irc/Electr.Chat Lang
  1. Alice Drewery, "all" and "every"
  2. sheri lyn pargman, umlaut and vowel harmony
  3. David Roger, wtd: refs for irc/electronic chat language
• 9.273 Qs: PPT/Spanish,Cyrillic/IPA,Speech Gene,Semantics
  1. Monika Dwinger, Principles and Parameters Theory / Spanish Language
  2. Potter, T. LTC DFL, LaTeX Cyrillic and IPA at the same time
  3. Lynn Alan Eubank, 'speech gene' paper
  4. Petho Gergely, Paul Deane's Dissertation "Semantic Theory & the Problem of Polysemy"
• 9.275 Qs: Bahasa Passive, Gay Lang, Vietnamese, Amistad
  1. Joubert, Jean-Francois, Bahasa Passive
  2. Macintosh User, Attitudes towards Gay Men's language
  3. margaret albers, Generative Studies on Vietnamese Syntax
  4. Dan Maxwell, SLA in Amistad
• 9.279 Qs: Spanish Textbooks,Jean Aitchison,Y'all/Ya'll
  1. Jersy Kowal, Textbooks for Spanish in French
  2. Braima, Jean Aitchison's Book
  3. Francis C. Watson, Which spelling is best...y'all -or- ya'll?
• 9.281 Qs: Ling Club, Portuguese, W. Tarangan, McGurk
  1. Lynne Murphy, undergrad linguistics club
  2. Maria da Graca d"Orey, Sexism in Portuguese/Grammatical Gender
  3. Seok-Chae Rhee, West Tarangan
  4. James T. Myers, McGurk effect video...?
• 9.283 Qs: Korean EPG, Pronouns & Ergativity, PhD Programs
  1. Seok-Chae Rhee, Korean EPG
  2. Wolfgang Schulze, PRONOUNS AND ERGATIVITY
  3. Julie Wilson, Phd programs in linguistics
• 9.287 Qs: Kofi Annan,IR Systems,Dictionaries,Creaky Voice
  1. Ralf Grosserhode, QS: Kofi Annan
  2. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., IR Systems and Software
  3. Zafiza Zakaria, Dictionary Development
  4. Ralf Vollmann, Creaky Voice
• 9.295 Qs: Chinese,Deletion,L2 Learning,Gumperz Video
  1. projetcp, English Loanwords in Chinese Mandarin
  2. Mauro Tosco, Non-coronals Deletion before Affixes
  3. English.2000, Nonconventional Approaches
  4. Laura Christine Hartley, Gumperz Video
• 9.307 Qs: "Why?", Bamun/Bamileke, Negotiations
  1. Bobby D. Bryant, Child's "Why?"
  2. Seok-Chae Rhee, Bamun, Bamileke
  3. Mike FOX-ecki, negotiations [yes/no survey]
• 9.318 Qs: Word Order, HEL Movies, Formal Grammar Texts
  1. bingfu, left-right assymetries of word order
  2. Johanna Rubba, HEL movies
  3. El-Kareh/Tharwat, formal grammar
• 9.324 Qs: Indian Langs,ESOL/EFL,"Put",Spencer Article
  1. FELIX ALVAREZ, Indian Languages & Chinese dialects
  2. FELIX ALVAREZ, NS English teaching & ESOL/EFL methodology
  3. Irina Sekerina, Qs: Acquisition of the verb "put"
  4. Kutz, Andrew Spencer Article
• 9.335 Qs: Chinese,Passives,Vietnamese,Ling Encyclopedia
  1. Andy CHIN, Chinese Headlines
  2. Gert Webelhuth, Passives
  3. Olaf Husby, Vietnamese children acquiring tones
  4. J Kingston Cowart, "Encyclopedic Dictionary of Linguistics"?
• 9.340 Qs: Gay Ling,Limbu,Popular Lang Books,Reference
  1. Johanna Rubba, Gay ling.
  2. Matthew Richardson, Q: Anyone working on Limbu
  3. Mao LuMing, re: books on language
  4. Craig McL. Wallace, 1993 "Cognition and Culture" contents pls?
• 9.347 Qs: Verb/Particle,Russian,Japanese Loans,Ethics
  1. Andrew McMichael, How did the Verb + particle construction originate?
  2. NANCYENG, russian vowels
  3. Yoshi, Japanese Loan Words
  4. Joseph P. Stemberger, request for materials on ethics
• 9.355 Qs: Diphthongs,O-E ligature,Contrast rhet.,Software
  1. Dr James M Scobbie, short diphthongs
  2. BL, Small capital O-E ligature
  3. Leonor Perez Ruiz, Contrastive Rhetoric in English and Spanish
  4. Hiwis, Linguistic software
• 9.356 Qs: Adjs.,dislocation,standardization,compulsory L2
  1. Rumiko Sode, Adjectives
  2. Knud Lambrecht, term 'dislocation'
  3. POLSKY ELLEN S, standardization of non-standard forms
  4. Jan K Lindstrom, Compulsory L2
• 9.367 Qs: French,Bus Lang,Lang/Brain,Cross-Cultural
  1. atarkow, French Lang Laws
  2. Kit-Ken Loke, Q: language in business
  3. Ana Armenderiz, Language location in the brain
  4. A L Sellami, Cross-cultural methodology
• 9.374 Qs: Word Freq,Emotional Lang,Verbs,Native American
  1. Peter Renowden, Word Frequency Lists
  2. R.M.Stibbard, Refs: Field Studies on Emotional Speech
  3. Gisbert Fanselow, Verb Movement and Verbal Morphology
  4. (The Left Rev.) John Konopak, Query: Words in Native American languages
• 9.382 Qs: If-Then,-mt Words in Eng,Service-Industry Lang
  1. Vincent DeCaen, If-Then? Semantics, Crosslinguistics, Biblical Hebrew
  2. alan harris, -mt Words in English
  3. R. Fouser, Service-Industry Language
• 9.388 Qs: Irony, Transcription, Wh-Questions, 'if-then'
  1. Arthur Merin, Testing for Universality of Irony
  2. Juan Antonio Peqa, Computer Program for Transcription
  3. ivy sichel, Wh-questions
  4. palma, adriano p, 'if-then'
• 9.393 Qs: Transitive verbs, Nazi variants, sacred lang.
  1. arian, Statistics on transitive verbs
  2. Michael Best, variants of Nazi
  3. Cynthia Hoehler-Fatton, Sacred language "encoding"
• 9.401 Qs: Japanese,Dyslexia,Quebec French,Vowels
  1. Satoshi Stanley Koike, Query on teaching teachers of Japanese
  2. Helene Ossipov, Q: Language and dyslexia
  3. Anke Meyer, Search for Corpus in Quebec French
  4. Eric J. Bakovic, Dominant-Recessive Harmony
• 9.402 Qs: Eng Acq Order,Chinese,Motherese/ASL,-ed Verbs
  1. Lynae Vandermeulen, English Acquisition Order
  2. gplal, Learning/Teaching Chinese as L2/L1/FL ?
  3. Mike Ananny, Looking for Information on Motherese in Sign Languages
  4. monica l. gonzalez, -ed Verbs
• 9.409 Qs: Active langs,Conceptual metaphors,Spanish,Book
  1. Wolfgang Schulze, Active languages
  2. Victoria, Conceptual Metaphors
  3. Kristin Turrill, Spain's languages
  4. Mauro de Lorenzo, Book--Baker 1988
• 9.430 Qs: Preverb,"Practical Action",French Prepositions
  1. Domenico LEMBO, The Concept of "Preverb"
  2. Richard Cameron, Ethno/CA "Practical Action" Question
  3. france martineau, Prepositions in French
• 9.444 Qs: OCR, New words, Phonology references
  1. Michael, Optical Character Recognition
  2. Ines Shaw, New words
  3. Homme A. Piest, Literature on sound shifts vs. analogy
• 9.447 Qs: Prosodic Transcription,Greek,Stress,Quebec Eng
  1. Kristine Hasund, Windows software for prosodic transcription
  2. Nestmag, Greek
  3. Jane Doe, phonemic lexical stress
  4. Stephen.Roti, Quebec English
• 9.456 Qs: Passives,Rhyme/Memory,Pronouns,Modals
  1. George Elgin, Suzette Haden Elgin, Agents and Patients
  2. monika.bruendl, Rhyme and Memory
  3. Miura Ikuo, Reference of Pronouns
  4. YIB00161@niftyserve.or.jp, Modals
• 9.470 Qs: D.E.B.R.A.,Grammar Books,Spanglish,Nuristani
  1. Hazel Suchard, D.E.B.R.A.
  2. Wolfgang Schulze, Favorite Books on Grammar etc 1996-1998
  3. Alfred F. Rosa, Spanglish
  4. Melia M. E. Brush, Nuristani References
• 9.471 Qs: Learning Ling,Slavic,Geminates,French
  1. D. Andrews, Technology for Learning Linguistics
  2. Elena Rudnitskaya, Dative Infinitive Subjects in Slavic Languages
  3. NORA AION, Geminates
  4. R.D.N.Walker, Language Interference in France.
• 9.481 Qs: Preverb, Unaccusative, "up", Teaching Ling
  1. Edith A Moravcsik, collective and perfect
  2. bingfu, Inventory of unaccusative verbs
  3. radical, "up"
  4. WOMENinTEC, Teaching Linguistics to High School Students
• 9.484 Qs: Psycholing,Praeverbium,N. Am Dialects,Plurality
  1. El-Kareh/Tharwat, Psycholinguistics Software
  2. Domenico LEMBO, *Praeverbium* and "empty/full preverb" distinction
  3. Asad B. Sayeed, North American (Canadian and US) dialects
  4. sanooch na-thalang, Plurality in numeral classifier languages
• 9.493 Qs: Lang Acq,Facial Features,Passives,Stylistics
  1. MOHY, Language Acquisition
  2. Chris Beckwith, Names of Facial Features
  3. George Elgin, Suzette Haden Elgin, Followup: Agents and Patients
  4. Alex, Stylistics
• 9.509 Qs: Disyllabic Harmony, Mongolian, Emotions
  1. Y. Mochizuki, Disyllabic Harmony
  2. Duane Blanchard, Mongolian texts
  3. Thomas Polzin, Emotions in speech
• 9.525 Qs: L2 for Infants,German Verbs,Motherese/Sign Lang
  1. William Byrne, L2 input for infants
  2. slodah, separable verbs in German
  3. Magic, motherese in signed languages
• 9.534 Qs: Bound Pronouns, Need Participants (2 messages)
  1. Lukasz Pielasa, Dialectal bound pronouns
  2. Aaron Drews, Participants--2nd dialect phonology
  3. MAKI, Need Japanese Learners
• 9.541 Qs: "Ummm",Phonology,Tagalog/Ergativity,Sorbian
  1. Nathan Inada, "Ummm" and Such Usages ??
  2. beno, CHILD PHONOLOGY DEV.
  3. Maria Sheila Zamar, Tagalog-ergativity
  4. Kyuchul Yoon, Need Native Speaker of Sorbian (Wendish)
• 9.547 Qs: Austronesian,Romance Langs,Spanish,Go"del/NLP
  1. Maria Sheila Zamar, Austronesian Langs
  2. Mark Davies, Romance Langs
  3. Rosa J. GarciaBarragan Cordova, Spanish speech-error corpus
  4. Vincent DeCaen, Go"del/NLP
• 9.556 Qs: Ebonics, Quote by Marantz, Spanish
  1. Nancy Seidler, Linguists in the media on Oakland School Board's Ebonics resolution
  2. Margaret Albers, Quote by Marantz
  3. monica prieto, Sound change in Spanish
• 9.564 Qs: Debuccalization, Interlinguistic small talk
  1. Paul Fallon, Debuccalization
  2. Rodemeier, linguistic ettiquette and small talk
• 9.581 Qs: French Phonology, Two-Language Conversations
  1. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Acquisition of Phonology in French
  2. Alan Firth, Two-Language Conversations
• 9.585 Qs: Derivation, Prof.R.Hall, Spanish Dialectology
  1. Linda and Brett, derivation
  2. , R. Hall
  3. Elizabeth Martinez, Spanish Dialectology
• 9.591 Qs: Philology, Aspect, Passives, Mass Nouns
  1. Francis Barry, Jr., Linguistics and Philology
  2. Nobue Mori, Aspect
  3. George Elgin, Suzette Haden Elgin, Oil was spilled (agents/patients) continued....
  4. Wen-Chao Li, Mass Nouns
• 9.593 Qs: Arab, Japanese, Romance, Universals
  1. Mike O'Connell, Arab causatives
  2. Martin Beaudoin, Japanese Lang Teaching
  3. bingfu, prenominal and postnominal adjectives in Romance
  4. AJDeFaz, Universals
• 9.602 Qs: Africa,Bannock,Fonts,I(dentity) and Lang
  1. k.gadelii, Linguistic policies and practices in Africa
  2. Cynthia Senicka, Bannock language preservation
  3. petero, In Search of Macrons
  4. H.G.Ruhland, I(dentity) and Language
• 9.603 Qs: Spanish,Bilingualism (Russ/Eng),German,Typology
  1. jstevens, Spanish [v]
  2. Tolik, Bilingualism Russian-English psycholinguistics research assistent
  3. Anna Dowling, Question: German vocab frequency lists
  4. Frederick Newmeyer, Typology and Acquisition
• 9.609 Qs: Hebrew/PIE, OCR, Arabic Langs, Alsatian
  1. Nick G, Hebrew / PIE differences
  2. Marc Fryd, OCR for IPA phonetics
  3. Melissa Barkat, A computer database of Arabic, Berber and Hebrew dialects...
  4. Erik Lennestal, Alsatian
• 9.615 Qs: Part of Speech,Cluster Reduction,Scope,Metaphor
  1. Ji Donghong, What's behind Part-of-speech?
  2. MARC PICARD, Cluster Reduction
  3. Eung-Cheon Hah, Scope
  4. Thomas Li, Metaphor
• 9.618 Qs: Obtruent clusters, Word order, Tense marking
  1. fmorelli, Obstruent clusters in onsets
  2. bingfu, Cross-linguistic word order
  3. Annabel Cormack, Tense marking
• 9.623 Qs: Italian NP
  1. bingfu, Italian NP
• 9.631 Qs: ESL, English acquisition, French phonology
  1. WOMENinTEC, ESL software
  2. RCooli1020, Aquisition of tense/aspect in English by L1 speakers of Arabic
  3. Andreas Gather, Books on French Phonology
• 9.639 Qs: Part-of-Speech,Diacritics,Terminology,Winnebago
  1. Ji Donghong, what's behind Part-of-speech (II)?
  2. lewisohn, Diacritics on the web
  3. SEVERINE, Company database - Terminology
  4. Elischa Ben-Ezra, Winnebago language
• 9.641 Qs: Icelandic, Word order, Verb freq, Double object
  1. Joong-Sun Sohn, Looking for an Icelandic
  2. Anjum P. Saleemi, Word Order Query
  3. Marcia Bronstein, verb form frequency
  4. bingfu, double object and dative structures
• 9.647 Qs: Frisian,Approximants,Lexicography,Adjectives
  1. Erik Lennestal, Northern Frisian
  2. Wilbur Streett, Approximant in the IPA Feature Descriptions
  3. TJGluckman, lexicographers' news groups
  4. Hans-Ingo Radatz, Languages with both AdjN and NAdj
• 9.658 Qs: Speech,Pronouns,Change,Classifying,Assimilation
  1. Janice L. King, Listserv for Speech Therapy
  2. CLARA PUERTAS, Info
  3. formichelli, 50 Years of Language Change
  4. Tom McMillan, State Department classifications?
  5. Susan Garrett, progressive assimilation
• 9.666 Qs: preposed/suffix, Calendar,Program Requirements
  1. Marit.Julien, Query: preposed/suffixed markers
  2. Djehuti Sundaka, Indigenous Afrikan Kalendar
  3. Kuo-ming.Sung, Query: lang requirement for undergrad ling
• 9.677 Qs: 'of'-NP,Precursor-Wm Jones,Loanword,Inuktitut
  1. Vivienne Fong, 'of'-NP Preposing in Partitive Constructions
  2. manaster, Q: A Precursor of Sir Wm Jones
  3. manaster, Origin of the Concept of Loanword
  4. Hilary Adrienne Young, Inuktitut Spatial Terms
• 9.681 Qs: Voiced/Unvoiced,Nouns (Fem),Syntax,Adpositions
  1. Felix Alvarez, Voice/Unvoiced
  2. Softclaws, Anomalous Feminine Nouns
  3. jaret, 'Basic word order' in the MP
  4. Alan Libert, Nominative Objects of Adpositions
• 9.687 Qs: Font, Verb 'promise', Winter prog., PIE/Hebrew
  1. BenjaminCx, Germanic Fonts
  2. manaster, Re: 9.651, Sum: Subject-Control Verb PROMISE in English
  3. Charles C-J Lin, winter program 1999
  4. Nick G, PIE / Hebrew
• 9.698 Qs: Austronesian,Arabic/Berber,Yuman,Pronunciation
  1. Anna Shnukal, Austronesian Words
  2. zouhir gabsi, Feminine Marker in Arabic/Berber
  3. Paul Millar, Yuman Langs
  4. Kaisa Hirvinen, Foreign Language Pronunciation Skills
• 9.706 Qs: Grammar,French Phonemes,Alphabets,le pronom ON
  1. [** ISO-8859-1 charset **] Mikkel Holl\2, Construction Grammar
  2. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Order of acquisition of French phonemes
  3. Corey Heller, Searching for Alphabets
  4. Radu Daniliuc [Shared], le pronom ON
• 9.711 Qs: Alphabets,Japanese Frequency,Obstruents,Milroy
  1. Nicholas Ostler, Re: "7-bit languages" (A-Z)
  2. Miho Fujiwara, Japanese word frequency list
  3. Dr. Wini Davies, J. Milroy
  4. frida morelli, Obstruent clusters
• 9.724 Qs: CMC, ZISA database, /rg/ and /g/ clusters
  1. magura, to all those concerned with CMC [lost in bits]
  2. Patrick Andre Mather, ZISA database
  3. manaster, /rg/ and /g/ clusters
• 9.728 Qs: Semilingualism,ACRONYMS,Concordance,Competence
  1. Noriko Akiho-Toyoda, Question: semilingualism
  2. M. Adelaida Gil Martinez, ACRONYMS
  3. maren heydel, CONCORDANCE PROGRAM
  4. nc206, real language users
• 9.730 Qs: Philology,Spanish,Quote,Arabic
  1. SILVER, Re: 9.685, Disc: Philology vs. Linguistics
  2. Travis Bradley, Spanish Vowel Duration
  3. Mike_Maxwell, Lakoff Quote?
  4. Victor Vazquez Martinez, Q: CENTRAL ASIAN ARABIC
• 9.739 Qs: Bare stem,S. African, Algorithms, Focalization
  1. CSRJ100, Bare Stem Condition
  2. Stuart Robinson, Lingua Franca of S. African Mines
  3. Ohlrich, Mark - Wichita, Non-English Soundex Algorithms
  4. Clech Darbon Anne, Qs: French focalization
• 9.759 Qs: Linguistic Programs, "Albeit",Slavic NPs
  1. Bethany K. Dumas, Query re administration of graduate degrees in Applied Lx
  2. Michal Lisecki, albeit - a conjunction, yet it is a clause
  3. Larisa Zlatic, Slavic noun phrases
• 9.765 Qs: Promotion criteria, PC fonts, Norse futhark
  1. Stephen G. Lambacher, Criteria for promotion in Linguistics/Foreign Languages
  2. Vladimir Orel, Indo-european fonts for PC
  3. Bruce Nevin, Values of Norse futhark
• 9.772 Qs: Semantics & Syntax, Chinese, Dialogue
  1. Lukasz Pielasa, Reference
  2. Andy CHIN, Inquiry of Books on Abbreviations
  3. Don Fitzmahan, the study of dialogue
• 9.788 Qs: "promise", Hungarian Socioling, Dialectology
  1. manaster, 'Promise' and Underdetermined Grammars
  2. Davide, Hungarian Sociolinguistics
  3. manaster, History of Dialectology (Population Biology, etc.)
• 9.794 Qs: Ellipsis, Plurals
  1. rblight, Subject Positions and Ellipsis
  2. Rachel Selbach, 3rd person plural pronoun=general plural?
• 9.805 Qs: Constructivism, Radio System, Decipherment
  1. Ralf, Constructivism and linguistics
  2. Leide Porcu, radio system
  3. ECOLING@aol.com, Decipherment resources and hand shapes
• 9.813 Qs: Eng. Words of Arabic Origin,@,Stops,Greek
  1. Philippe LEMAIRE, English words from Arabic origin
  2. ROELLY Guillaume, @
  3. cpeust, Qu: glottal stop
  4. davide, Greek Endings
• 9.821 Qs: Explanations,Dalmatian,Greek,Arabic
  1. Bernd Arthur Vick, Literature Research
  2. Alberto Alvarez Lugris, Q: Dalmatian and Antonio Udina
  3. Llorenc Comajoan, questions about Spanish
  4. hassan benloulid, Disc: Semantics of Arabic Negation
• 9.823 Qs: Limonese,Prog Ranks,Lang Attitudes,Multimedia
  1. Suzanne C Strublic, Limonese
  2. Joey Frank Li, Linguistic Program Rankings
  3. Carol W. Pfaff, Attitudes towards Jamaican Creole, Hiberno & Maltese Eng
  4. Teresa Lillis, English multimedia
• 9.834 Qs: WECOL,Heritage Lang Learners,Minidisc,Books
  1. Adam Zachary Wyner, WECOL publications and reference
  2. sm167, Heritage Lang Learners
  3. Dr James M Scobbie, minidisc for field work
  4. Valentin Gostev, need a book
• 9.856 Qs: ESL,ae
  1. Tonia Bleam, PCs and Software for ESL
  2. Wen-Chao Li, ae
  3. Amy McManus, Suspension of Word Recognition
• 9.875 Qs: Yiddish/Cockney,Names,NLP,SOV Adverbs
  1. Gaby Charing, Influence of Yiddish on Cockney
  2. Juan Carlos Azkoitia, Names translations
  3. Sun Honglin, Qs: What does "ontology" mean in NLP?
  4. Thomas Ernst, SOV Adverbs
• 9.888 Qs: Software,Articulation,Eng Dialect,Connectedness
  1. hoppe, CAT Software
  2. Heli Harrikari, Place of articulation and voicing
  3. Judith Ivory, Cornish/Cockney syntax & vocab
  4. Jeanne Cornillon, Connectedness Effects
• 9.895 Qs: On-line data, Textbooks, Lyrics
  1. Meng-Ya Wang, on-line lingusitic data
  2. Apisak Pupipat, Textbooks or materials
  3. BenWoyth, lyrics
• 9.910 Qs: Clauses, Spelling-Checker, Taiwan Mandarin
  1. Emily Bender, Clauses introduced by "as if" and "like"
  2. Radu Daniliuc [shared], FRENCH SPELLING-CHECKER
  3. Paul Woods, Taiwan Mandarin
• 9.913 Qs: McGurk Effect,Topicalisation,Calo',Grad Prog
  1. grevzand, McGurk Effect
  2. Carsten Breul, Topicalisation and Truth-Conditions
  3. Mahalat, Calo'
  4. Steven Schaufele, Grad Programmes-Corpus-based Ling
• 9.925 Qs: WH-Phrases,E-Prime,Old English
  1. Norvin Richards, WH-Phrases
  2. Brian & Kate, E-Prime
  3. Elisa Vazquez Iglesias, Translations from Old English
• 9.932 Qs: Measure phrases, Lunar months, Online speech
  1. Lynne Murphy, Measure phrases
  2. Djehuti Sundaka, Names of Lunar Months
  3. Gene Adam, online speech samples
• 9.945 Qs: Word counts, Discourse miscues
  1. Jim Swanson, parts of speech
  2. Michael Cribb, L2 Oral Discourse Structure
• 9.962 Qs: Syntax, Slavic Nouns, Quote, Altaic
  1. keikoune, N. Chomsky's distinct
  2. Pierre [** iso-8859-1 charset **] Larriv, Re: 9.943, Sum: Slavic Noun Phrase
  3. Z.S. Bond, Reference
  4. Frank Bramlett, Altaic Languages
• 9.978 Qs: Relevance, Software, Intrusive Consonants
  1. Yoshioka Junko, "query" Any volunteers? "Current Relevance"
  2. Michael Kliffer, Q: reviews of translation software
  3. M J Gibson, Intrusive Consonants
• 9.985 Qs: Borrowing, Translation, Stress loss
  1. El-Kareh/Tharwat, Borrowing
  2. Beverly Adab, Linguistics and Translation
  3. Ian Watering, loss of stress in "double-stress" words
• 9.988 Qs: Fieldwork storage media, Lenk language
  1. Mark Mandel, computer storage media for fieldwork?
  2. Victor Pekar, The Lenk language
• 9.1005 Qs: Valency, Palenquero, Sinhala & Okinawan
  1. lawson, valency of nouns/nominalisation
  2. Ian Mackenzie, Palenquero
  3. Paul Hagstrom, Sinhala, Okinawan speakers?
• 9.1010 Qs: Bilingualism, Fulani, Syllabification
  1. Valeria Opazo, Bilingualism
  2. Rebecca Murphy, Fulani translator needed
  3. Ken Murashima, Syllabification in Japanese
• 9.1016 Qs: Signers, Data storage, Linguistic development
  1. Zylogy, Signing Williams Syndrome?
  2. Lynn Santelmann, Minidiscs vs. DAT?
  3. uov01573, pre-linguistic abilities in deaf people
• 9.1031 Qs: Affect/Effect, Vowels-Ital, Discourse, Software
  1. Dr Keith Russell, Affect/Effect
  2. Antony Dubach Green, Italian vowel length
  3. Maria Wolters, Q: Speaking style of radio newsreaders
  4. Frontier, Morphosyntax Software
• 9.1048 Qs: Textbooks, Computer Teaching, Arabic Grammar
  1. Duncan Markham, textbook recommendations/webpage
  2. Sun Honglin, Qs: Advice on good books about Computer Assisted Teaching
  3. Geert-Jan M. Kruijff, Logical/formal grammar and Arabic
• 9.1050 Qs: Lang Map, Phonology (2), Genitive
  1. Mari Broman Olsen, Map of the world's languages
  2. Gareth Gaskell, Phonological Clusters of Semantically Similar Words
  3. Susan Fischer, Phonological Processing
  4. J. Kingston Cowart, Shift Away from Genitive in English
• 9.1052 Qs: Genetics, Solidarity, Sapir-Whorf, Ergativity
  1. paf00865@poa01.datacontrol.com.br (, Genetics and Ling
  2. elizabeth grace winkler, Terms of Endearment
  3. F.Baube(tm), Sapir-Whorf and Glyphs
  4. Bert Peeters, Ergativity in Georgian
• 9.1057 Qs: Verbals, NPI/FCI, Transivity, Book Needed
  1. Ricardo Gomez Lopez, "Article" as verbal form
  2. Asya Pereltsvaig, Qs: NPIs and FCIs
  3. Nick Hill, Ditransitive Verbs
  4. liangcqi, ENGLISH ACROSS CULTURES
• 9.1068 Qs: Grammar, Wood, Phonetics, MT
  1. Larry Trask, Dictionary of Grammar
  2. Peter R. Burton, Wood as Timber & Lumber
  3. Armindo Ngunga, Acoustic Phonetics Software
  4. Keith J. Miller, Prepositions in Machine Translation
• 9.1075 Qs: Tibetan, Spanish, Implicature, Plosives
  1. Eden Golshani, Tibetan Script
  2. Stuart Robinson, Question regarding Spanish word order statistics
  3. Hiroaki Tanaka, Query: "almost": conversational implicature and entailment
  4. Lim Teck Siong, Shot Gun, Plosives of English and Chinese
• 9.1083 Qs: Textbooks, Adjectival noun-form, Tap and trill
  1. Wissenschaftliche [** iso-8859-1 charset, Introducory Textbooks Phonetics/Phonology
  2. Waruno Mahdi, reference on "adjectival" noun-form
  3. Francisco Dubert [** iso-8859-1 charset , tap and trill
• 9.1101 Qs: Pseudo-words, Rusyn, Pronoun, Advance Organizer
  1. Dan Faulkner, Pseudo-words
  2. John Hudson, Official Rusyn Orthography
  3. Miura Ikuo, Bound Pronoun and Quantifer Scope
  4. F Salahshoor, Advance Organizers
• 9.1107 Qs: ASL, Halliday, Phonemic Tables, Accidental Gap
  1. Larry Trask, ASL
  2. jianli, Halliday Works on WWW
  3. Mail4RTodd, PHONEMIC INVENTORIES/TABLES
  4. C. Lin, Accidental Gap?
• 9.1120 Qs: Maori, Computational Models, Sibilant
  1. petero, Cook Islands Maori (Rarotongan)
  2. William Sakas, Computational Models of Parameter setting
  3. Dana Allen, a discussion on the sibilant
• 9.1127 Qs: Morphology, Nominals, Verbs, Cyrillic
  1. Carl Rubino, Soliciting Morphology Problems
  2. Reuben Woolley, Compound Nominal Groups
  3. StThGries, English GO+AND+VERB Constructions
  4. WEN-CHAO LI, Cyrillic Romanization
• 9.1130 Qs: Left/Right, Written French, European Dialects
  1. Ed Kako, Left and Right
  2. Corey Heller, French Language Variations
  3. Florent Dieterlen, Western European Dialects
• 9.1132 Qs: Chinese, Universals, Nominals, Phonemes
  1. Professor Shu-ing Shyu, Stress of Chinese _dou_ 'all'
  2. Dana Allen, Language Universals and Typology
  3. moubtassime, Derived Nominals
  4. WOMENinTEC, Contrastive Analysis
• 9.1151 Qs: Taboos, Intl Words, Diminutives, Contrasts
  1. Christian Kjaer Nelson, Taboo Words
  2. Karen S. Chung, International Words
  3. Jan K Lindstrom, Diminutive / Plural
  4. Maria Grazia Busa, Cji- / Ci- contrasts
• 9.1166 Qs: American Eng, Translation, Book by Hawkey
  1. Chang-Bong Lee, Capitalism in American English
  2. Geoffrey S. Nathan, Translation
  3. Lyndra S. Givens, Seeking Book (Hawkey)
• 9.1174 Qs: Nomenclature, Turkish, Corpora, Computing Terms
  1. cochise, Nomenclature
  2. Larry Trask, Q: Turkish
  3. Trond Trosterud, Corpora for lgs with Dual or/and an Objective Conjugation
  4. Larry Trask, Q: Computing Terminology
• 9.1181 Qs: Predicates, AAVE, Voice recog., Partikelverben
  1. Yamaguchi Atsuko, Raising Predicates in English
  2. Charles Coleman, st- becomes sk-
  3. Juan A Peqa, voice recognition
  4. chardon, Partikelverben
• 9.1187 Qs: Russian, Italian, Film, American Eng
  1. David Harris, Russian Alphabet .GIF files
  2. Adam Przepiorkowski, Q: Italian/negation
  3. Jane Shelton, Translating Film
  4. Dee Cain, Q: Database(s) of American English
• 9.1189 Qs: Numbers, Word Frequency, Papiamento, Articles
  1. Paul and Jean McDermott, Numbers
  2. Wilbur Streett, Word Usage Frequency List sought
  3. Sarah Ross, Papiamento
  4. stevemi, Articles
• 9.1203 Qs: Fossilization, NLP technology, Adjectives
  1. frances6, Longitudinal Studies on Fossilization
  2. Anne Sing, Unique NLP Technology?
  3. Hiroaki Tanaka, Query: ?very on/off: gradability of non-gradable adjectives
• 9.1211 Qs: Scope, Dialect database, Statistics programs
  1. Vincent DeCaen, negative scope?
  2. Daniel Long, dialect databases, computerized atlases
  3. Viola L'Hommedieu, F1 and F2
• 9.1214 Qs: Translation Majors, Adjectival Semantics
  1. Deborah D K Ruuskanen, Query: Translation Major
  2. Sren Harder, adjectival semantics
• 9.1233 Qs: Temporality, Wh-Qs, Consonants, BrE Phonology
  1. eva born-rauchenecker, Qs: Textling. Confs, temporality in narr. texts
  2. Miura Ikuo, Multiple wh-questions
  3. Paul Sezonov, Consonants
  4. John Wells, BrE Pronunciation Preferences
• 9.1255 Qs: Names, Classroom Disc, "Imaginarnity", Software
  1. Emmanuel Aquino, Changes in naming patterns
  2. shane.drews, Classroom Discourse
  3. Raija S Solatie, [** ISO-8859-1 charset **] About "Imagin\228rit\228t"
  4. Takame Ueki Sabine, System Commander Deluxe
• 9.1256 Qs: "It"/passives, Morph Tiers, Category Changes
  1. Sylvie Hanote, It extraposition in passives
  2. Neal R. Norrick, query: tiers in morphology
  3. Mike O'Connell, category effects on language change
• 9.1265 Qs: Negative complementizers, Metaphor in Chinese
  1. Asya Pereltsvaig, Qs: negative complementizers
  2. Susan Menke, Metaphor in Chinese language
• 9.1277 Qs: Word frequency, Czech, Dictionary software
  1. Gwen Alexandra Frishkoff, word frequency database
  2. Quentin Bailey, Czech pronunciation faults
  3. Michal Lisecki, software for creating a dictionary
• 9.1312 Qs: Usage, Lang Acquisition, Spectrum of Sibilants
  1. manaster, Q: "Sexual relations"
  2. Ronald Peereman, English and French children vocabulary
  3. Simona Herdan, Q: acquisition of causative verbs
  4. Jack Wiedrick, Spectral analysis of sibilant sounds
• 9.1318 Qs: Argument, Cognates, Negotiation, Gaps
  1. AJDeFaz, Argument Structure
  2. JPKIRCHNER, Cognate Block
  3. Wilfried Oeller, Negotiation
  4. Julie A Legate, Paradigmatic Gaps
• 9.1321 Qs: Ling textbook reviews, Applied ling, VARBRUL
  1. Duncan Markham, Text book reviews
  2. Tessa Troughton, metalinguistic assessment query
  3. Mario Cal Varela, VARBRUL
• 9.1327 Qs: Chibchan, Phrasal Verbs, Celtic, Usage
  1. ECOLING, Chibchan
  2. Stefan Thomas Gries, Frequency of phrasal verbs
  3. curtis gwinn, Continental Celtic Inscription -
  4. Paulette B. Nolan, Usage: "Give us a call"
• 9.1334 Qs: Parsing, Native Culture, Business Dictionary
  1. Marius Doornenbal, Parsing incomplete data
  2. David Hardisty, Cultural equivalent of 'native speaker'?
  3. moubtassime, Business Dictionary
• 9.1345 Qs: Applied Ling, Iraqi Arabic/Igbo, ESL Mags
  1. Abdlehak Razky, EFL - Applied Ling Text
  2. eric mathieu, Iraqi Arabic/Igbo native speakers
  3. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., ESL Magazines
• 9.1347 Qs: Usage Shifts, ESL errors, Language Policy & Lit
  1. JPKIRCHNER, Usage Shifts
  2. sburdine, ESL student production errors
  3. Larry Rosenwald, American language policy and American literature
• 9.1358 Qs: uantifying metaphor, Phillipne Visayan dialect
  1. k.auty, Quantifying metaphors
  2. All Language Services, looking for interpreters, fluent in Phillipne Visayan dialect
• 9.1369 Qs: Politeness ESL, Autosegmemtal Phonology, Syntax
  1. Anna-Brita Stenstrom, politeness in ESL
  2. [** ISO-8859-1 charset **] Ralf Gro\223e, Autosegmental Phonology
  3. Dan Hardt, chomsky argument
• 9.1381 Qs: Hist. of wh-movement, Online Lang. Courses
  1. Gisbert Fanselow, History of wh-movement
  2. Sabine Siekmann, Online Language Courses
• 9.1383 Qs: Wh-movement, Lang anecdotes, Online lang course
  1. Gisbert Fanselow, History of wh-movement
  2. Gert Webelhuth, Is there a collection of stupid things said publicly about language?
  3. Sabine Siekmann, Online Language Courses
• 9.1384 Qs: Wake article needed, Phonetic similarity
  1. Montse Nofre, William C. WAKE Article needed
  2. H.M.Hubey, Pit and Pot
• 9.1393 Qs: Phon acquisition, Inalienable possession
  1. Martin J Ball, Greek Phonological Acquisition
  2. Takae Tsujioka, Inalienable possession expressions
• 9.1394 Qs: George Trager Recordings
  1. Catie Berkenfield, George Trager Recordings
• 9.1396 Qs: Participial Constructions, Linguistic ownership
  1. Christina Alexandri, Query : Participial Constructions
  2. Alan Firth, Linguistic 'ownership'
• 9.1405 Qs: Code-switch, Kinyarwanda, Morph/syntax, tErm
  1. meg, a corpus of Spanish-English code-switching data
  2. MJ.Ball, Kinyarwanda phonetics
  3. Mike_Maxwell, Morphosyntactic features universals
  4. Wayles Browne, tErM?
• 9.1409 Qs: Italian Dialects, Sign Language & Aphasia
  1. jooeva, Qs:Italian Dialects
  2. Sean Golden, QS: sign language & aphasia
• 9.1422 Qs: Rhyme among Languages, Verbs/Inert Perception
  1. Chris Li, Rhyme between different languages
  2. Minako NAKAYASU, Verbs of Inert Perception
• 9.1423 Qs: Italian dialects, Bilingualism
  1. Mario Viaro, Verb+Adverb in Italian dialects
  2. andrea andrassyova, Bilingualism and learning foreign languages
• 9.1426 Qs: Passive and binding acquisition, Venda speakers
  1. smsher@essex.ac.uk, Elicitation of production of passive and binding constructions
  2. Shingo Imai, Looking for Venda speakers
• 9.1432 Qs: Brain & literacy, Euphemisms
  1. Peter T. Daniels, Research on brain & literacy
  2. Giovanni Iamartino, Euphemisms in English
• 9.1445 Qs: Evidentials & logical operators, Adj. ordering
  1. Martina Faller, Evidentials and logical operators
  2. Solovyev V.D., Adjective ordering
• 9.1446 Qs: AAVE & lg acquisition, Source of 'emphatic'
  1. CRafal, AAVE & lg acquisition
  2. Henry Rogers, Source of 'emphatic'
• 9.1454 Qs: VARBRUL for PC Windows, Kaplan's article
  1. jstevens, VARBRUL for PC Windows
  2. horning, Kaplan's "doodles article"
• 9.1462 Qs: Animacy & Definiteness, Accents, Deixis
  1. Andrew Carnie, Animacy and Definiteness
  2. Joseph Tomei, Movies with convincing accents
  3. antje wendtland, Switch in deixis
• 9.1482 Qs: Linguistics & Poetry, Russian Anaphora
  1. Jen-i Li, Relation between linguistics and poetry
  2. Seth A. Minkoff, Reference sought on binding of Russian anaphora
• 9.1483 Qs: Vowels, American broadcast dialect, Schwa
  1. MARC PICARD, Stress and long vowels
  2. JPKIRCHNER, American broadcast dialect
  3. Joo-Kyeong Lee, Vowel reduction to schwa
• 9.1495 Qs: Color terms, Mass terms
  1. matubara, Color terms
  2. Saltarel, Mass terms
• 9.1506 Qs: Cognition, Transcription, Applicatives
  1. garyjaz, Brains and theories of cognition
  2. Uri Horesh, Electronic Transcription Courses
  3. Heather Littlefield, Fulani/Pular Applicatives/Extensions
• 9.1513 Qs: Diphthong, Tone acquisition, Unaccusativity
  1. Joaquim [** iso-8859-1 charset **] Brand, Swedish diphthongization
  2. sean.zhu, First langauge tone acquisition
  3. Bert Peeters, Unaccusativity
• 9.1531 Qs: Nagoya dialect, Metaphor, German text
  1. Mark Hansell, Nagoya dialect
  2. ILHAM ABU-GHAZALEH, Metaphor textbooks needed
  3. Gert Webelhuth, Looking for copy of "Funk-Kolleg Sprache Band 2"
• 9.1532 Qs: ESL/Arabic, Psycoling Text, Unaccusativity
  1. Heidi B. Harley, ESL for Arabic native speakers
  2. mau, Psycholinguistic Teaching Materials
  3. Bert Peeters, Unaccusativity Query Clarified
• 9.1544 Qs: Representation, Diglossia, Verbal Complement
  1. Bahar Otcu, Representation
  2. Johnny Thomsen, Diglossia
  3. Hiroshi YAMAOKA, English Verbal Complement
• 9.1549 Qs: Email List owners, Electronic Data
  1. Andrew Carnie, Query: Electronic Corpora, Dictionaries, Grammars
  2. Andrew Carnie, Query: Language List owners.
• 9.1565 Qs: Korean Ling., Word association, Sunshowers
  1. Kezia Ralphs, Tracing Korean Linguistics conference paper
  2. M. Lynne Murphy, Word association & literacy
  3. Bert Vaux, Sunshowers
• 9.1567 Qs: Indo-European & Semitic lang., Spanish gender
  1. Hersh Stern, Saul Levin's The Indo-European and Semitic languages
  2. Maria Jose Alvarez-Torres, Spanish gender
• 9.1568 Qs: Syntax textbook, Linguistics and Mexico
  1. Randy Sharp, Syntax Textbook
  2. Johanna Goderre-McGrath, Linguistics and Mexico
• 9.1575 Qs: Subject/topic, Cdrom, Semantics, Semilingualism
  1. K. K. Grohmann, Subject/topic-prominent languages
  2. Treffers-Daller, Jeanine, CD rom Linguistics
  3. Nick Bibis, Semantic features
  4. Debra M. Hardison, "Semilingualism"
• 9.1578 Qs: Specificity, French Verbs
  1. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Specificity
  2. Birgit Grimminger, French Verbs
• 9.1589 Qs: Rhetoric, Italian acquisition, Research funds
  1. Igor Z. Zagar, Rhetoric in primary schools
  2. A.F. GUPTA, Acquisition of Italian
  3. J.K. Damanhuri, Research funds
• 9.1595 Qs: Manifest destiny, Derogatory terms
  1. Lynn Alan Eubank, Textual analysis of manifest destiny
  2. Marnie Petray, Derogatory terms
• 9.1610 Qs: Italian dialect, Tone, Speech, Ling/Edu article
  1. Giampaolo Poletto, Use of subjunctive in Italian dialects
  2. Vincent DeCaen, Tone downstep
  3. ParkerJ, Sister speech communities
  4. Geoffrey S. Nathan, Linguistics and Education article
• 9.1611 Qs: Cognate object construction, Language/computers
  1. Piroska Csuri, Cognate object construction
  2. feargal murphy, Language and computers
• 9.1614 Qs: Parallel texts, Icelandic there-constructions
  1. John Nerbonne, Parallel texts in FL learning
  2. YukaMakita, Icelandic there-constructions
• 9.1618 Qs: WHAT & HOW distinction, Focus condition
  1. Ji Donghong, Distinction between WHAT and HOW
  2. Carsten Breul, Focus condition for Heavy Shift
• 9.1628 Qs: BBC Interview, Bilingual Testing, Arabic
  1. Darek Galasinski, BBC Newsnight programme
  2. RNelsonjr, Cognitive testing of Bilinguals
  3. mekki mustafa, Computational Linguistics Terminology
• 9.1633 Qs: Loanwords, Textual Criticism/Spain, Phonetics
  1. projetcp, English loanwords in Italian and Chinese
  2. Teresa Moralejo, Medieval Textual Criticism in Spain
  3. Joe Stemberger, Phonetics courses
• 9.1636 Qs: Intelligibility studies, Philippovich's book
  1. John L. Johnston, M.A., C.R.S.A., CSRE software, Intelligibility Research References
  2. projetcp, Philippovich's book
• 9.1637 Qs: Linguistics programs, English prepositions
  1. DAVID WHARTON, Small linguistics programs
  2. intsar gobara, English prepositions
• 9.1638 Qs: User-generated thesauri, Technology in classes
  1. Stig W. Joergensen, User-generated thesauri
  2. Kirk Hazen, Technology in Linguistics Classes
• 9.1647 Qs: Teaching Second Language, Arabic Vowels
  1. Martin Boyle, Teaching Second Language
  2. Vincent DeCaen, Arabic vowels
• 9.1655 Qs: Semantic dotting, Articulatory setting
  1. Victor Pekar, Distribution of semantic dotting
  2. Noel Hunt, Articulatory setting
• 9.1661 Qs: Pashto, Speech acts, Presidential speeches
  1. Roderick A. Jacobs, European Language Resource
  2. Anna Fenyvesi, the speech act of blurting
  3. Roy/Lilian Tan, Clinton's "Apology" Speech
• 9.1667 Qs: Compounds, Technical Corpus Analysis, Armenian
  1. Andreas Gather, Romance and German Verb + Noun Compounds
  2. alejandro curado fuentes, Technical Corpus Analysis
  3. David Harris, Availability of a General Amerind Reference
• 9.1668 Qs: Biblical Hebrew, Fonts, Computer Technology
  1. Asya Pereltsvaig, Syntactic research of Biblical Hebrew
  2. doctor, Pahalavi Fonts
  3. Will Wright, Software and Hardware for the blind...
• 9.1675 Qs: Danish phonology, Nuer/Typing in Arabic
  1. jcb, Danish phonetics and phonology
  2. Wright Frank, Nuer, Typing in Arabic
• 9.1679 Qs: Error correction, Communication, Serial verbs
  1. harati, Error Correction Strategies
  2. Andrea Faulstich, Language and communication awareness
  3. Li Rulai, Serial Verbs Construction
• 9.1681 Qs: Discourse Analysis, Nom-Gen Conversion
  1. J.K. Damanhuri, Critical Discourse Analysis
  2. HIRAIWA Ken, Nominative-Genitive Conversion
• 9.1688 Qs: Welsh, "Neurolinguistics", Creole text
  1. Janine, Welsh adjectives
  2. JPKIRCHNER, "Neurolinguistics"
  3. JPKIRCHNER, Creole text
• 9.1690 Qs: Verbal ability tests, English dialect attitudes
  1. KAORI SHIBATANI, Verbal ability test for L2
  2. Steven Schaufele, English dialect attitudes, prejudices, etc.
• 9.1695 Qs: Existentials, Universal Grammar, Piraha Pronoun
  1. Christine Czinglar, Existentials in Scandinavian languages and German
  2. fallou ngom, Spiritual account of Universal Grammar
  3. Dan Everett, Borrowed Pronouns in Piraha
• 9.1696 Qs: Software/feature structures, Spanish textbooks
  1. me, Software for feature structures and trees
  2. Martina Faller, Textbooks in Spanish
• 9.1697 Qs: Phenomena, Lisping Castilian King
  1. Ral Aranovich, radoppiamento sintattico
  2. Robin Barr, Lisping Castilian king
• 9.1710 Qs: Creole classifiers, Chinese resultative, French
  1. Adam Schembri, Classifiers in creole languages
  2. chen liang, Chinese resultative
  3. Mobutu African, French songs
• 9.1733 Qs: Swahili, Data collection, Mayan references
  1. Holly Weck, Swahili and Phonetics
  2. CF301, Data collection over the internet
  3. Rosa J. GarciaBarragan Cordova, Mayan references
• 9.1737 Qs: Chinese r-suffixation, Lexical borrowing
  1. pan ning, Chinese r_suffixation
  2. nourgalal@usa.net, Lexical borrowing
• 9.1739 Qs: Color Terms, Anthropological Linguistics Text
  1. tatyana venkel, Colour terms in English and American literature
  2. Hassan Rashid Shuqair Abd-el-Jawad, Anthropological Linguistics Text
• 9.1740 Qs: Spoken language analysis, Tough-construction
  1. Nick Ketley, Definition of utterance
  2. jdcheng, Chinese EFL learning of Tough-construction
• 9.1751 Qs: Arabic, Hebrew, Double Object, Multimedia Tools
  1. Hassan Rashid Shuqair Abd-el-Jawad, Swearing and Obituaries in Arabic
  2. Amit Almor, Modern Hebrew corpus
  3. sunzc, Double Object Construction
  4. HlneKnoerr, Multimedia Resources in Second Language Teaching of Pronunciation
• 9.1758 Qs: Syntax, Eng. possessives, Chinese constructions
  1. ressy, Syntax of Wh-words
  2. Takae Tsujioka, English possessives & relatives
  3. gdufs_cecilia_liu, Chinese constructions
• 9.1772 Qs: English lang. teaching, Preposed Constituents
  1. Marina Mattheoudaki, English language teaching
  2. Izumi Tanaka, Preposed Constituents and GB theory
• 9.1775 Qs: Songhai & Saharan, Deutsche Kopulasaetze
  1. Djehuti Sundaka, Songhai & Saharan Month Names
  2. Mathias Huber, Deutsche Kopulasaetze
• 9.1792 Qs: Language/dialect, Consonant cluster, Light verb
  1. Alison Henry, The difference between a language and a dialect
  2. ghazali salem, Consonant clusters
  3. chen liang, Light verb
• 9.1794 Qs: Listserv software, Email sign, Checking theory
  1. charlie rowe, Listserv software
  2. Lukas Havlicek, Email sign "@" in various languages
  3. C.Q. Liu, Aspect licensing and checking theory and Mandarin Le
• 9.1811 Qs: Comparatives, Accusatives, Genitive phrases
  1. Janine, Comparatives
  2. Daniel, Three accusatives
  3. john a. erickson, Partitive genitive phrases in Russian
• 9.1815 Qs: Feature organization, email, Distance learning
  1. ressy, Feature organization
  2. Yang ning, John Taylor' email or mail address
  3. Basil (Darin) Arrick, Linguistics via distance learning
• 9.1830 Qs: British/American English, Language learning
  1. Tomoko Takahashi, The expression of British English and American English
  2. AJDeFaz, Second language learning
• 9.1838 Qs: Object agreement, Ling. course, Comprehension
  1. Asya Pereltsvaig, Object agreement
  2. Alysse Lemery Rasmussen, Less Commonly Taught Linguistics
  3. hepeichang, Conjunctions and memory and comprehension of texts
• 9.1839 Qs: Spelling system, Syntactic calque
  1. Zouhair Maalej, -ise vs. -ize
  2. cristina.corcoll, Notion of syntactic calque

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