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• 10.2 Qs: Terms, Black English, Contractions, Morphemes
  1. tatyana venkel, Colour terms in literature
  2. Ghing, Black English
  3. Alan Smith, Contractions in English
  4. mekki mustafa, Zero morphemes in Arabic
• 10.19 Qs: Naming conventions, Speaking rate
  1. Graham Rhind, Conventions for personal names
  2. Mark_Mandel, Speaking rate
• 10.26 Qs: American /t/, Intro ling book in Spanish
  1. Dan Faulkner, American /t/
  2. Johanna Rubba, Intro ling book in Spanish
• 10.48 Qs: German morphosyntax, Chomsky quote source
  1. Moritz Neugebauer, Literature on morphosyntax in German
  2. Sean Dimond (S&T Onsite), Chomsky quote source
• 10.60 Qs: Deixis, Physics & Language, Encoding
  1. clifton soh, Research done on deixis
  2. Melih Sener, Language as an Evolving Dynamical System
  3. Fred Cummins, Low bit-rate encoding and linguistic insight
• 10.69 Qs: Mathematics, POS-tagging, Irish sound shifts
  1. Francisco Gutirrez, Mathematical theory
  2. Mikhailian, Alexander, POS-tagging speed
  3. Clare Catherine Hane, Accents of English in Ireland
• 10.74 Qs: Chinese Metaphor, Register, Lang & Identity
  1. THOMAS lEE, Political Metaphors of Chinese Politicians
  2. David Mitchell, Reference Query/Register
  3. Natalia Neumann, Sociolinguistics: Language and Identity
• 10.75 Qs: Onomatopea, Future/Polish, Lex/semantic feature
  1. Vladimir Kushnerik, Sound-symbolism
  2. Monika Adamowicz, Expressing future/English and Polish
  3. Robert Kirchner, Lexical semantic features
• 10.80 Qs: Channel Is. French, Chinese Sign Lang, Idiom
  1. David Britain, Channel Island French
  2. H. Lin, Chinese Sign Language
  3. Erica Hofmann Kencke, "tide s'o over"
• 10.86 Qs: Adverbial forms, New NLP books
  1. Hubert Cuyckens, Adverbial forms
  2. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., New NLP books
• 10.90 Qs: Lang Attitude, Chinese Phrases, Lang & Genetics
  1. a9255719, Language attitudes
  2. Arthur, Chinese phrase detecting
  3. Peter T. Daniels, Languages and genetics
• 10.96 Qs: Prague School, Action research/lang. teaching
  1. Frederick Newmeyer, Influence of Prague School
  2. Bart Bonamie, Action research & language teaching
• 10.99 Qs: Native speaker, Borrowing, Chomsky, Degrees
  1. Peter hl, Native Speakers Wanted
  2. Greg Watson, "Re-borrowing"
  3. Bernard Comrie, Chomsky reference
  4. Alysse Lemery Rasmussen, Distance Learning Degrees (On-Line)
• 10.107 Qs: "Tide someone over", Asian books, Afroasiatics
  1. MARC PICARD, RE: "To tide someone over"
  2. Asian Rare Books, Books on Hakka & Yue dialects
  3. David Wilmsen, References on Afroasiatics
• 10.115 Qs: Comp. Ling., Speech genres, Tech. colleges
  1. makhad hassan, Computational linguistics
  2. KATARZYNA DEPTA P.V/510, Speech genres
  3. AAHNY, Linguistics in technical colleges
• 10.116 Qs: German, Morphology, Online-communication
  1. Jennifer Dailey-O'Cain, Course materials: German dialects and German phonetics
  2. Wright Frank, Morphological Irregularity
  3. Ott Sascha global99, Effects of online-communication on language use
• 10.120 Qs: Noun clusters, Obj-
  1. Agathopoulou Lena, noun clusters versus genitive
  2. Mark Davies, Obj-
  3. guenter radden, "Similar to" and "Different from"
• 10.122 Qs: Children's Insults, Demonstratives in Zulu
  1. Alfred F. Rosa, Children's Insults
  2. mbeje, Demonstratives in Zulu or any Nguni/Bantu languages
• 10.133 Qs: In-law discourse, Etymology
  1. Gina Guida, Q: Mother-in-law/Daughter-in-law Discourse
  2. Douglas North, Ph.D., Etymology
• 10.140 Qs: NLP books, Micmac, Writing differences
  1. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., New NLP Books
  2. sburdine, Micmac grammar
  3. WWard, Ethnic Differences in Writing
• 10.148 Qs: Pronunciation, Wittgenstein, Whitney article
  1. HlneKnoerr, Pronunciation Software
  2. Solovyev V.D., Wittgenstein's private language
  3. MARC PICARD, Whitney article
• 10.151 Qs: Yidin grammar, Varbrul, Malaysian, French
  1. David E. Bell, "A Grammar of Yidin"
  2. David J. Silva, Varbrul Analysis
  3. Setsuko Arita, Malaysian grammar
  4. Damon Allen Davison, Etymology of the expression "homme femmes"
• 10.167 Qs: "Duplication", Accents
  1. zmaalej, "Duplication"
  2. daniel rafferty, Philadelphian accent, Californian accent
• 10.176 Qs: Palatalisation, Personal pronouns, Pragmatics
  1. shelly harrison, palatalisation in /(s)tr/ clusters
  2. Richard Dury, Restricted use of personal pronouns - address and reference to mother
  3. chris walsh, Halliday-pragmatics
• 10.179 Qs: Chinese, Code-switching, Spanish/French
  1. daniel rafferty, Chinese written neologisms, whispered Chinese
  2. Carsten Otto, Code-switching, -mixing and other language-contact phenomena
  3. bingfu, Old Spanish/Old French
• 10.186 Qs: Arabic, Turkish, Preposition Stranding
  1. HASSAN RASHID SHUQAIR, Stylistic Features in Modern Arabic
  2. JMClifton, Turkic Discourse Structure
  3. Stefan Thomas Gries, Preposition Stranding
• 10.215 Qs: Mac Fonts, Past Tense, Controlled Lang Research
  1. UCB Library Public PC, Font Program for Mac
  2. Sean Jensen, Past tense
  3. Jeff ALLEN, Controlled Language Research on Spanish
• 10.229 Qs: Nishga, Analysis, 2nd dialect, k/t alternation
  1. IVAR, Nishga - aka Nass-Gitksan
  2. Fernando Trujillo, Computer text analysis
  3. Jeff Siegel, Second dialect acquisition
  4. Kirk Hazen, k/t alternations
• 10.237 Qs: NL Engineering, Machine Trans, Computer Jargon
  1. Radhika Mamidi, Natural Language Processsing & Information Retrieval
  2. Jeff ALLEN, Machine Translation post-editing
  3. KLiNg0n, Computer/internet use of language in everyday English
• 10.244 Qs: R Maris Speech, L2 & Bilinguals, Disambiguation
  1. Linda Coleman, Roger Maris's speech
  2. Erika Levy, Compounding in bilinguals
  3. kostas, Word sense disambiguation tools
• 10.256 Qs: Trendy language, Logophoric pronouns
  1. KLiNg0n, trendy things that influenced everyday English
  2. saint-pierre, Query: quotations and reference
• 10.264 Qs: "Cohesion", Present Perfects, Nama Language
  1. THOMAS lEE, "Metaphorical Cohesion"
  2. YANAGI Tomohiro, Present Perfects
  3. Claire Bowern, Nama Language Materials
• 10.269 Qs: Extraction, Political metaphor, Dictionary
  1. Toru Ishii, Extraction out of shifted objects
  2. nasalski, Political Metaphors in Arabic
  3. Antony Dubach Green, Irish-German dictionary
• 10.287 Qs: Semantic change, Word order in Russian
  1. manaster, Semantic changes
  2. Mathias Schulze, Word order in Russian
• 10.301 Qs: Proficiency test, Prepositions, Gender/Lang.
  1. M. Sadrai, Measuring Native Syntactic Proficiency
  2. mcintyre, Prepositions:functional uses
  3. Marlis Hellinger, International Handbook Gender across Languages
• 10.315 Qs: Ellipsis, 'Eso', E-mail, Re/Arabic Metaphor
  1. ando, Ellipsis
  2. Andrea Sanso', Spanish ESO
  3. Mmmackenz, E-mail research
  4. nasalski, Political Metaphor in Arabic once again
• 10.319 Qs: Final Vowel, Koineisation, Codeswitching
  1. Tony A. Wright, Unstressed final vowel
  2. Yoshiyuki Asahi, Koineisation
  3. Sarah Longstaff, Bilingual codeswitching
• 10.322 Qs: UG/L2, Ambisyllabicity, Hist of English Text
  1. Thomas Dinsmore, Universal Grammar and Second Language Acquisition
  2. Alain Content, Ambisyllabicity across languages
  3. Linda Stump Rashidi, History of English Pedagogy
• 10.330 Qs: Proficiency test, Taxonomy, "ministre", Gender
  1. maryanto maryanto, Proficiency Tests
  2. Domenico LEMBO, Proper names and classification
  3. Julie Auger, Madame la ministre
  4. George Farrrugia, Grammatical Gender
• 10.335 Qs: Throat Singing, Con clusters, Syntax, Italian
  1. Anthony M. Lewis, The articulatory gestures of Tuvan throat singing
  2. Hideo Yamada, English consonant clusters VS Japanese phonology
  3. Tamara Rae Neuberger, Lang Acquisition -- Syntax
  4. Jillian R. Cavanaugh, Etruscan & Latin
• 10.347 Qs: Final lengthening, Psycholinguistic tests
  1. Alice Turk, Final lengthening in the world's languages
  2. Tatjana Zybatov, Adverbial modification of accomplishments
• 10.362 Qs: Apostrophe-s, Software, Phonemes, Attitudes
  1. David Robertson, Earliest attestation of "greengrocer's apostrophe-s"?
  2. Sean Armstrong, Software for Speech Analysis
  3. Mohamed Farouk Noamany, Arabic Phonemes
  4. Damon Allen Davison, Language attitudes
• 10.365 Qs: Language rights, Deictic shift, Second language
  1. Larry Rosenwald, Language rights
  2. Fergus, like as a prompt
  3. Laura Wagner, "motherese" in SLA
• 10.375 Qs: 'I see'/'I mean', Twi (Asante), Haitian Creole
  1. Robert Angelino, When/Where did "I see" mean "I understand"??
  2. Yelnuhmada, Searching for Twi (Asante) learning materials
  3. LEGER CATHERINE, Tense and aspect markers
• 10.390 Qs: Phatic communion, Job outlook for PhDs
  1. Ann Jorid Klungervik Greenall, Query: phatic communion
  2. Hall Houston, Job outlook for Ph.Ds
• 10.403 Qs: Vary in NW, Deictic Shift, ID Lang, ASL & Brain
  1. Laurie Zaring, Linguistic variation in the NW
  2. Fergus, "Like" as a prompt for deictic shift
  3. Joseph F Foster, Identify Language?
  4. NANCY MAE ANTRIM, ASL, Verbal Language and the brain
• 10.410 Qs: Speech act, Review, Data-collection, Roots
  1. agnesding, Pragmatics; speech act
  2. Dan Everett, Postal Review
  3. Loren A. BILLINGS, Seeking language-data-collection agencies
  4. Jack Williams, English Roots within English Words
• 10.411 Qs: Lang. usage, Native speakers, U.S. newspapers
  1. Dr. James Au Yeung, Survey on language usage and stuttering
  2. Peter Oehl, Native Speakers Wanted II
  3. Maite Taboada, Information on USA Today
• 10.422 Qs: Contrasting Pairs, "Like", Bibliography Needed
  1. Agathopoulou Lena, FIRE WALL VS WALL OF FIRE
  2. suzanne fleischman, "like"-like discourse markers
  3. HilaireVal, bibliography re language obsolesence
• 10.428 Qs: Idiomatic expressions, ESL, German modals
  1. elkareh/tharwat, Idiomatic expressions
  2. Thomas Dinsmore, Volunteer ESL Instructor Training
  3. dltra1, German modal particles
• 10.441 Qs: Visual Perception Verbs, Parsi Referecnes
  1. Magda Zawislawska, Looking for references
  2. William Mann, References on Parsi
• 10.445 Qs: Jamaican, Japanese, French, Boustrophedon
  1. Elena Tapia, Jamaican English Oral Discourse
  2. orie fukutomi, Zero Pronoun in Japanese
  3. Aimee Johansen, Quebec French syntax
  4. Richard Sproat, Boustrophedon Writing
• 10.452 Qs: L1 acquisition and NSP, Body parts
  1. casilde a isabelli, L1 acquisition of the NSP
  2. Jean-Pierre A Koenig, Body-parts
• 10.454 Qs: Spanish, Sign Language, Timing
  1. Heather Bentley, Spanish subjunctive endings -ra/-se
  2. Nobukatsu Minoura, Russian Sign Language
  3. Andries Coetzee, Syllable-timed and stress-timed
• 10.457 Qs: Whistling languages, Nasal stops, Logic
  1. Bruce Downing, Whistling languages
  2. David Gil, Preoralized nasal stops
  3. Marco Antonio Young Rabines, Logic for undegraduate students of linguistics
• 10.461 Qs: Adjective Construction, UNIX Tools,'Ouch'
  1. Mikio Hashimoto, Adjective Plus for/of Construction
  2. Jeff ALLEN, Controlled Language tools
  3. Fred Cummins, Ouch...
• 10.462 Qs: Euskadi, Electronic Discourse
  1. JenniferE, Basque Language question
  2. Simonie Hodges, Electronic discourse
• 10.464 Qs: Aural/Visual Dominance, Exclamations, Quotation
  1. Craig McL. Wallace, aural vs visual dominance in language learning
  2. David Harris, Question about exclamations/interjections
  3. E. Kaisse, Quotation about the downhill slide of Latin
• 10.477 Qs: Learning proficiency, Bilingual Education
  1. YOU Zhen, Aptitude test & learning proficiency
  2. 456lucas, Bilingual Education
• 10.484 Qs: Temporality/French, Agreement/Persian, Lakota
  1. Raija S Solatie, About temporality in French
  2. Stephen M. Wechsler, agreement in Persian
  3. ksrho, Lakota
• 10.487 Qs: Velarization of /l/, Grammaticalisation of IFF
  1. Randall Gess, Velarization of /l/ in English
  2. ziegeler, Grammaticalisation of IFF
• 10.489 Qs: Velarization of/l/ Update, Baum Reference
  1. Randall Gess, velarization of /l/
  2. Richard Dury, Bibliographical reference needed - Baum 1988
• 10.502 Qs: Communication, Gist-reading
  1. Doris Van Kampen, Computer Mediated Communication
  2. Natalya Lukashevich, Gist-reading
• 10.503 Qs: Negation, Crisma articles
  1. Jonathan Centner, A Natural History of Negation
  2. Richard Epstein, Article references
• 10.504 Qs: Human Languages, Chilean Spanish, Lang Testing
  1. HAROLD W. VADNEY, Human Language Groups
  2. Barbara Avila-Shah, Articles on Chilean Spanish
  3. Hlne Knoerr, Paper-pencil vs computerized testing
• 10.521 Qs: TIME Chomsky Reference, Controlled Languages
  1. Shari L Cole, TIME Chomsky Reference
  2. Jeff ALLEN, definitions of controlled languages
  3. Jeff ALLEN, percentages - Controlled Language documents/presentations
• 10.527 Qs: Corpora,"Zarf", Ling concepts, Grad programmes
  1. Michal Lisecki, Italian corpora
  2. Ron Zacharski, Humor: NSA declassifies the word "Zarf"
  3. Emily Smriga, Lingusitics in Life
  4. Steven Schaufele, Psycholinguistics/neurolinguistics programmes
• 10.530 Qs: Hebrew, Italian
  1. Simona Herdan, Possession in Hebrew
  2. msweinst, 'guerre des langues'
• 10.539 Qs: Albanian, Course loads, Negation, Neologisms
  1. Mark_Mandel, Kosovar Albanian
  2. David J. Silva, Urgent request for information re: Grad Teaching
  3. Selcuk Issever, info request about double negation
  4. Li Rulai, Query About Researches on New Words (neologism)
• 10.546 Qs: Tewa/Tiwa, Adjectives, Language learning
  1. Alice Faber, Tewa/Tiwa
  2. Sanford Goldberg, The semantics of adj. like 'big'
  3. DAVE GOUGH, L2 Englishes and L1 varieties
• 10.557 Qs: Humor, African Names, Reviews, Readability Code
  1. Anne Menis, Translation of humour
  2. Wilma Pendleton, Wangero Leewanika Kemanjo
  3. Mathias Maul, Review articles wanted
  4. Pierre Asselin, Readability formulae
• 10.568 Qs: TESOL Summer Inst., Electronic Eng Dictionaries
  1. Walkyria Magno e Silva, TESOL Summer Institute
  2. Anne Reboul, Electronic corpus of English dictionnaries
• 10.575 Qs: Phonology/Software, Tagging Software/French
  1. Ralf [** ISO-8859-1 charset **] Gro\223e, Phonology/Software
  2. Alan Smith, Tagging software for French
• 10.585 Qs: Poem, Processability, Case, References
  1. Trudi Patterson, Poem
  2. j.dewaele, Processability Theory (Pienemann, 1998)
  3. Gisbert Fanselow, Case
  4. Jerold Eaton, Linguistics books and references regarding French
• 10.587 Qs: Tech Translation, CD/ROM/Fr., Spatial Exp.
  1. Jeff ALLEN, Psychology-based studies on technical writing
  2. Michael Kliffer, Reviews of French dictionaries
  3. mcintyre, spatial expressions: region of interaction; animacy
• 10.592 Qs: Hornstein, Language, Summer Courses
  1. Ana Teresa Perez-Leroux, Hornstein's 'de se'
  2. barnhaj4769, Language
  3. Judith S., SLA summer courses
• 10.618 Qs: Awards for TAs, Use/Usage, "Gonna"
  1. Gladys.Scott, Teaching awards for TAs
  2. Thomas Baldwin, 'USE'/'USAGE'
  3. Jules Levin, gonna, et al.
• 10.624 Qs: Metaling negation, Discourse, French articles
  1. Hiroaki Tanaka, Metalinguistic negation
  2. Jyrki Papinniemi, Query About Researches on IRC
  3. Walkyria Magno e Silva, bibliography in French
• 10.636 Qs: Move reference, Portuguese verbs and predicates
  1. Tan Bee Tin, definition of 'move' (reference)
  2. claudel, Verbs and predicates - special cases
• 10.649 Qs: Advice Re/Blind Students, Adjectives as Nouns
  1. DAVE GOUGH, Blind linguistics students
  2. Laurie Bauer, Adjectives as nouns
• 10.663 Qs: Lang Contact, Proclitic Deletion, Egg Word
  1. Spiro Hamilothoris, Bibliography
  2. Jonathan Centner, Proclitic deletion
  3. ashleecb@socrates.berkeley.edu, word for egg yolk and egg white
• 10.681 Qs: Lang Disfunction, Quotation Types, Ergativity
  1. paf00865@poa01.datacontrol.com.br (, Language Disfunction Research
  2. J. Dickinson, Quotation types
  3. Arthur Holmer, Raising and ergativity
• 10.720 Qs: Proximate/obviative, Reference, Language games
  1. Wayles Browne, Proximate/obviative
  2. NANCY MAE ANTRIM, M. Phinney article
  3. Lynne Murphy, Syntactic/semantic games
• 10.721 Qs: Books, Idioms, Reanalysis, Articles
  1. Kaname Tamaki, Language policy in dialect usage
  2. hung huynh, Russian idioms and phraseology
  3. Martin Haspelmath, "that": dem
  4. Kezia Ralphs, Tracing articles from "Second Language Research Forum"
• 10.722 Qs: Examinations, Readability, Info, Double modal
  1. Geoffrey S. Nathan, MA Comprehensive Examinations
  2. diana pulido, Readability Formula for Spanish
  3. Jeff ALLEN, John Chandioux Experts-Conseils
  4. jlc115, Double modal constructions
• 10.727 Qs: Sarcastic Imperatives, Vowels, Pragmatics
  1. Kevin R. Gregg, Sarcastic imperatives
  2. Bruce T. Moren, Vowel Lengthening
  3. Natalia Neumann, Pragmatics/CA
• 10.738 Qs: Spanish, Gairaigo, French, Varbrul
  1. Douglas Demo, Discourse terms in Spanish
  2. mirra, Gairaigo
  3. j.dewaele, Gender agreement in French interlanguage
  4. A. R., Variation: Varbrul manual
• 10.739 Qs: Kashmiri, Fictional dialogue, Roviana
  1. Bruce T. Moren, Kashmiri speaker
  2. Michele.Neylon, Analysis of fictional dialogue
  3. Peter Ninnes, Roviana
• 10.744 Qs: Performance, Internships, References
  1. Robert Pensalfini, Linguistics and (theatrical) performance
  2. Tara Edwards, Boston-area internships/volunteering opportunities for undergrads?
  3. Maria Mpoumpa, Search for References
• 10.759 Qs: The Term "Colligation", Business German
  1. Dominic Busch, Who introduced the term "colligation"?
  2. April Mackison, Business German
• 10.775 Qs: Decrease in languages, Parser, Object drop
  1. Jacob Pease, Statistics of decreases in the world's languages
  2. Roland Hausser, Parser for C-grammar
  3. Kate Torode, Object drop in English dialect
• 10.776 Qs: Person Marking, Derivation vs Memorization
  1. mike_maxwell, Person marking in interrogatives
  2. Andrew Wedel, Derivation versus memorization in word production
• 10.807 Qs: Renumber program, Specialized linguists
  1. Julie Brittain, Renumber program
  2. Carl Rubino, In search of specialized linguists
• 10.820 Qs: Movement, H E Palmer
  1. Eugene, Cognitive category of movement in English
  2. Roesel, Harold E Palmer
• 10.835 Qs: Tonal typology, Morphemes, "lying"
  1. Knut Olawsky, Tonal typology
  2. Arnold Zwicky, Morphemes
  3. Raija S Solatie, About "lying"
• 10.836 Qs: IPA fonts, Ling Abstracts Online, Mac Font
  1. Jack B. Martin, IPA fonts for Windows NT
  2. suzanne fleischman, Linguistics Abstracts Online
  3. Laurence Kitching, Mac Font in MS Word 6 for Romanian
• 10.837 Qs: Book search, Coordination, PhD programs
  1. RNelsonjr, Searching for a book
  2. Robert Westmoreland (Volt Computer), Coordination of Non-constituents
  3. THOMAS lEE, PhD programs
• 10.854 Qs: Lentition/Fortition, Langs of Native California
  1. Tobias Scheer, Lenition/Fortition
  2. Andreas Kathol, Bibliographical information needed on California languages
• 10.894 Qs: Commitments, Conference paper, Gur/Moore
  1. Bilge Say, Commitments in work settings
  2. Nobue Mori, Conference Paper
  3. Mourad LITIM, Gur / Moore
• 10.933 Qs: Questionaire, Scalar Adj., Dependency Trees
  1. Atsuko Umesaki, Questionaire on Academic Presentations
  2. Joseph Tomei, Scalar adjectives
  3. Marco Antonio Young Rabines, Mathematics of dependency trees
• 10.936 Qs: Academic Presentations, Retroflex Consonants
  1. Atsuko Umesaki, Questionaire on Academic Presentations
  2. Matthew J. Makashay, Retroflex Consonants
• 10.964 Qs: Linguistic materials, Jakobson/nasals
  1. Johanna Rubba, Ling. materials for lang. lab
  2. Internet Post, Jakobson and nasals
• 10.968 Qs: Phonetic Neutralization, Eskimo Snow Words
  1. Richard Sproat, Avoidance of phonetic neutralization
  2. Ion, Perception, Eskimos, and Snow
• 10.975 Qs: Insults, Corpus/Eng Stress, IPA Fonts
  1. Claude Romney, Insults
  2. Hyo Young Kim, Useful Corpus for English Stress
  3. Jim Strand, IPA Fonts
• 10.998 Qs: Textbooks, Vowel Harmony, Comp Ling Research
  1. Veena D. Dwivedi, Textbooks/Linguistic aspects of bilingualism
  2. S. Levi, Languages with vowel harmony
  3. Chandima de Silva, Computational Linguistics Programs
• 10.1004 Qs: Speech Science & L2, Negation
  1. Cor9999, speech science and L2
  2. Pierre Larrivee, Not nobody! Not nohow!
• 10.1027 Qs: Websites, Quote Source, Paul Gaeng, Posters
  1. [** iso-8859-1 charset **] Karin Vogt, Websites
  2. Mark S. Seidenberg, "beads on a string"
  3. Wayles Browne, Seeking Paul Gaeng
  4. PAUL FOULKES, posters, maps
• 10.1046 Qs: Syntactic Analysis/Apposition, Zulu Prosody
  1. Thomas LEBARBE, Syntactic analysis and Apposition
  2. Vincent DeCaen, zulu prosody
• 10.1050 Qs: Clause Union, Comprehension, Grammaticalization
  1. Susi Wurmbrand, Restructuring
  2. Kirk Hazen, comprehension/production
  3. Wolf-Christian Wagener, Grammaticalization
• 10.1056 Qs: Javanese font, Chinese ling, Word-initial [h]
  1. Mark Oliver, Javanese font
  2. Sergio Scalise, Chinese linguistics
  3. Daniel Sokol, Word-initial [h]
• 10.1064 Qs: Creole, Binding Theory, Phonetic Symbol
  1. Paula Prescod, Creole
  2. Barry Yang, Governing category in Binding theory
  3. Marc Fryd, phonetic nasalisation symbol
• 10.1072 Qs: Reference Needed, Books Sought, Phonetic Symbol
  1. Paul Llido, Argument Structure and Equationality
  2. Bruce Nevin, books sought
  3. Marc Fryd, phonetic nasalisation symbol 2
• 10.1090 Qs: Speech recognition, Squamish language
  1. LeorMishko, Seeking advice for NNS speech recognition
  2. Peter Jacobs, Book search: Squamish language
• 10.1095 Qs: Ashkenazic, Finnish Linguist, "PRO"
  1. Antony Dubach Green, Ashkenazic
  2. Peer Landa, Looking for a Finnish linguist . .
  3. Hak-Sung Han, PRO
• 10.1105 Qs: Referential/Expressive, Introductory Text
  1. George Elgin, Suzette Haden Elgin, Referential/Expressive
  2. Christopher Miller, Introductory text
• 10.1118 Qs: "Hooka hey", Glides, Feature Acquisition/L2
  1. Yangna, Lakota?-"Hooka hey!" meaning
  2. Francisco Dubert, glides
  3. Arash Behazin, Order of acquisition in L2 learners of English
• 10.1119 Qs: Women & Pitch/L2, Connectives, Parsers
  1. S. Silberstein, Pitch and women learners of Arabic and Japanese
  2. Sebastien DRUON, Looking for articles on connectives
  3. Karen Smith, ERGO: Parser Integrity
• 10.1119 Qs: Women & Pitch in L2, Connectives, Parsers
  1. S. Silberstein, Pitch and women learners of Arabic and Japanese
  2. Sebastien DRUON, Looking for articles on connectives
  3. Karen Smith, ERGO: Parser Integrity
• 10.1121 Qs: Pitch range, Ebonics, Discourse Markers
  1. Andrea Kortenhoven, Pitch range of non-native speakers
  2. Myakamy, Ebonics
  3. Haifaa Haggag, Discourse Markers
• 10.1127 Qs: Spanish Wordnet, Socioling texts, RST macros
  1. Martin Hadis, Spanish Wordnet
  2. Alex Hoyt, Sociolx textbooks
  3. Sebastien DRUON, RST macros
• 10.1128 Qs: Thesis, Code-switching, Language Revitalization
  1. Sebastien DRUON, A. Knott's PhD Thesis
  2. Robert Shea, Code-switching in literature
  3. Joan Smith/Kocamahhul, Strategies for Language Revitalization
• 10.1143 Qs: C-STAR, Nahuatl, Illocutionary Force, Lang find
  1. Matthew Shomphe, CMU's C-STAR Demo
  2. Dr. Robert Williams, Nahuatl relativization
  3. Christian Kjaer Nelson, Illocutionary "force"
  4. S. Levi, Looking for Langs w/ vowel harmony & Consonants w/ 2nd articulation
• 10.1153 Qs: Computers & Reconstruction, Serbian Aspect
  1. Kari Kraus, Computer-aided Techniques in Reconstruction
  2. Jovan & Jelena Filipovic, verb aspect in Serbian
• 10.1155 Qs: Descriptive Grammars, druthers, Verbs/Serbian
  1. Sofia AHSAN, descriptive grammars
  2. Alex Monaghan CA, druthers
  3. Jovan & Jelena Filipovic, verb aspect in Serbian
• 10.1160 Qs: Trills, Q Consecutives, "Verlan" in Italian
  1. Julian Bradfield, learning trills
  2. Vincent DeCaen, Q consecutives?
  3. Elmar Schafroth, "Verlan" in Italian
• 10.1165 Qs: References Needed, Tutorial Agents, Word Units
  1. Nikolinka Nenova, English for Specific Purposes bibliography
  2. Karen Smith, NLP and Tutorial Agents
  3. Alexandra Aikhenvald, Phonological and grammatical words
• 10.1169 Qs: "Herstory" Origin, Italian Spoken Data Corpora
  1. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Origin of the neologism "herstory"='history of women'
  2. mark.sharp, Italian Spoken Data Corpora
• 10.1177 Qs: Acquisition Order, French dialects
  1. Arash Behazin, Acquisition Order of Formal Features
  2. NANCY MAE ANTRIM, French dialects
• 10.1183 Qs: Germanic Etymolgy, Punctuation, Arabski Paper
  1. Vladimir Orel, Germanic Etymology References
  2. Bart Geurts, Quotation marks
  3. Pia Kohlmyr, Arabski 1979 paper
• 10.1184 Qs: NLP/Electronic Thesauruses, L2 Research
  1. Mario Jarmasz, Use of electronic thesauruses in NLP
  2. Mikael Parkvall, L2 lexicon in relation to L2 grammar
• 10.1199 Qs: Tone, Plosives & Affricates, Indonesian List
  1. Leonard Herzenberg, Tone
  2. Jorge Guitart, Queries about IPA's palatal plosives and affricates
  3. Uri Tadmor, Indonesian list
• 10.1200 Qs: Japanese, Syntax, Spanish Morphology, Arabic
  1. Mark_Mandel, Stylistic metrics for Japanese
  2. Karen Smith, Request for Books on General Syntax
  3. WILLIAM HILL, Re morfologia derivacional
  4. zmaalej, How women are conceptualised
• 10.1204 Qs: Particles/Turkish, Mongolian, Qs w/Infinitives
  1. ANDREAS ERAYBAR, Particles in Turkish
  2. Michael Horlick, Classical Mongolian
  3. Eva G. Bar-Shalom, questions with infinitivies
• 10.1207 Qs: Eng/Fr Comparative Cond., Negative Raising
  1. eddy gaytan, English/French Comparative conditionals/ "the more[...]-contruction
  2. Hiroaki Tanaka, "Negative raising" or "Transferred negation"
• 10.1210 Qs: Metaphor, AUX, Setswana/Sesothu clicks
  1. zmaalej, On Metaphor as Evaluative Modality
  2. Erika Mitchell, History of AUX
  3. Nick Reid, Setswana and Sesothu clicks
• 10.1218 Qs: Taggers/Parsers for Spanish, Bugotu
  1. Martin Hadis, Taggers/Parsers for Spanish
  2. Wayles Browne, Bugotu
• 10.1222 Qs: Hebrew Diminutives, Syllabus Recommendations
  1. pete-carole_unseth, Hebrew diminutives
  2. Wendy D. Bokhorst-Heng, Syllabus recommendations requested
• 10.1233 Qs: Linking morphemes in Dutch compounds
  1. Andrea Krott, Linking elements in compounds
• 10.1236 Qs: Shina: Grammatical Label, Word Order Universal
  1. Ruth Laila Schmidt, Shina: Searching for a grammatical label
  2. Gert Webelhuth, Word order universal?
• 10.1238 Qs: Bilingualism and ID, American Dialects
  1. Brigitte Lambert, Bilingualism and identity
  2. Yukiko Yoshino, r-lessness in American Dialects
• 10.1244 Qs: 19th Century Lang Views, Tense & Aspect
  1. 00hfstahlke, 19th c. views of language
  2. hassan makhad, tense and aspect
• 10.1251 Qs: Split NPs/Icelandic, English & Russian Corpora
  1. Gisbert Fanselow, Split NPs in Icelandic
  2. Irina Danilova, English and Russian Corpora
• 10.1257 Qs: Pronunciation/ESL, Portuguese Child Language
  1. Yukie Uehara, Pronunciation Aspects of ESL
  2. Madalena Cruz-Ferreira Froman, Portuguese child language
• 10.1260 Qs: ISO Code, 3-D Diagram of Speech Apparatus
  1. HOPPE Birgit, ISO language code
  2. Barry Yang, 3-D diagram of speech apparatus
• 10.1262 Qs: Bilingual Puns, Pseudo-loanwords
  1. Anatol Stefanowitsch, Qs: Bilingual Puns
  2. Anatol Stefanowitsch, Qs: Pseudo-loanwords
• 10.1265 Qs: Decompounder Eng/Germ/Dutch, Kanji by Grade
  1. Arishka, Decompounders for English, German and Dutch?
  2. Mark_Mandel, kanji by grade level
• 10.1271 Qs: Word lists, Varbrul problem, Language change
  1. Dr R Doctor, Word lists
  2. Jorge Domingues Lopes, Varbrul problem
  3. Tim Raettig, Computer Mediated Communication as a Force in Language Change
• 10.1275 Qs: Eng/Partcl-V, Phonemic Inventory, Paper/Silence
  1. Koji Yoshida, Particle-Verb Conversion in English
  2. Cor9999, Phonemic/Allophonic Inventories
  3. Ariela Ehrenfreund, Search for Material on the Pragmatic Features/Functions of Silence
• 10.1278 Qs: Russian&English Past&Plurals, Genre/Register
  1. Irina Danilova, Plurals and past tenses/ Russian & English
  2. Doreen Wu, update on genre/register analysis
• 10.1279 Qs: Know-Syntax/Symantics,Emoticons,Grammar Manual
  1. Barbara Need, To Know-Syntax/Semantics
  2. Philipp Hofmann, Emoticons survey
  3. Gary Holton, Grammars for native speakers
• 10.1282 Qs: Theory of Orthography, Grammatical Evidence
  1. Tony A. Wright, Theory of Orthography
  2. Geoffrey Sampson, Negative grammatical evidence
• 10.1286 Qs: Neologisms, Formal Features Acquisition Order
  1. Josi Ramsn Varela Pirez, Neologisms & productivity
  2. Arash Behazin, Formal Features Acquisition Order
• 10.1296 Qs: Language teaching, French liaison
  1. Ilija Casule, Language teaching
  2. ROGER BILLEREY, French liaison
• 10.1303 Qs: 'Discourse-topic', Amish, Anglicisms/Portuguese
  1. pia bergmann, Definition of 'discourse-topic'
  2. Laura Jottini, Research on Amish
  3. J Miller, Anglicisms in Portuguese
• 10.1305 Qs: "Kayor", NLP Techniques
  1. Stephen Helmreich, "kayor"
  2. Gang Liu, NLP techniques
• 10.1309 Qs: Motivation in Learning French, Fragmentary Lang
  1. Germaineje, Motivation and learning French
  2. Josu Gomez, Fragmentary Language
• 10.1316 Qs: Anaphora/Deixis/Email, "Semantics of Syntax"
  1. Martine De Cock, Anaphora and deixis in e-mails
  2. Rich Hilliard, Bouchard's The Semantics of Syntax
• 10.1335 Qs: Eng/Rus Borrowing,Rus Scrambling/Topicalisation
  1. Kate Kearns, English-to-Russian borrowings
  2. Alexandra Terano, Russian Scrambling/Topicalisation
• 10.1336 Qs: Anti Cog/Ling Material,Bilingual Single-Parents
  1. PR&NCX Woods, Anti Cog Ling Materials
  2. Sonia Wagner, Bilingual single-parents
• 10.1338 Qs: Historical roots of functionalism
  1. Suzie & Peter Bartsch, Qs: Historical roots of functionalism and formalism
• 10.1341 Qs: Russian Word Formation, Intransitive Verb
  1. Elezar, Russian word formation
  2. Claudia Bubel, Intransitive Verb + DO phenomenon
• 10.1368 Qs: Word Formation, Sociopragmatic Data
  1. Harold F. Schiffman, Word Formation
  2. agnesding, Sociopragmatic data
• 10.1387 Qs: Implicature/Russian,Semantics:"to eat"/"manger"
  1. Xu Hancheng, Implicature in Russian language
  2. manseri, References for Semantic Field of "to eat" or "manger"
• 10.1391 Qs: Phrasal-Level Pronunciation, Pro-Drop Lang.
  1. Chad D. Nilep, Q: Phrasal-level pronunciation guide
  2. Abdulaziz Al-Najmi, A question
• 10.1395 Qs: Debug Comp Grammar,Descript Logics/Concept Lang
  1. Alberto Lavelli, debugging computational grammars
  2. Enrico Franconi, Survey on Description Logics/Concept Languages in NLP
• 10.1400 Qs: Current Ling/Journalist, Morphology Textbooks
  1. Margalit Fox, Current linguistics for general readership
  2. M. J. Hardman, Morphology textbooks
• 10.1401 Qs: Language comprehension, Interactive software
  1. Ron Smyth, Language comprehension tests
  2. culver, Interactive software for instructional use
• 10.1409 Qs: B Language, Sister Dept/China, Etymology/"feed"
  1. resvil, B Language
  2. Zhensheng Geng, A Sister Department for Hainan University in China
  3. manseri, Etymology/"feed"
• 10.1413 Qs: Graphi Disc Analysis,Text Categorization/IR
  1. Damon Clark, Graphic discourse analysis
  2. Martin Hadis, text categorization, IR List
• 10.1415 Qs: Ling as Soc Sci Course,Switch Reference Markers
  1. Franz Muller-Gotama, linguistics as a social science course
  2. San Martin Itziar, Switch Reference Markers
• 10.1420 Qs: Dominance, _like_ + past participle
  1. Marco Antonio Young Rabines, Dominance
  2. Simon,Beth, _like_ + past participle
• 10.1434 Qs: Greek accents, Morphology, Inclusive/Exclusive
  1. Vincent DeCaen, Greek accents
  2. Johanna Barddal, Statistics on morphological case!
  3. Katalin Molnar, Inclusive/Exclusive
• 10.1438 Qs: Negative Concord, Internet Jargon
  1. Sue Brown, Negative concord/negation
  2. Michal Lisecki, internet jargon in European languages
• 10.1454 Qs: Past Part/Say-Verb,Software/Spanish Etymologies
  1. Luca Lorenzetti, past participle agreement with say-verbs
  2. cgodev, software for Spanish etymologies
• 10.1459 Qs: Voiceprints, Papiamentu, Grad Lexical Semantics
  1. Annie L. Clark, Voiceprints
  2. Annie L. Clark, Papiamentu in Aruba
  3. Heidi Harley, Graduate Lexical Semantics Text/Reading
• 10.1469 Qs: Translation, Dialects/Corpus, Korean/Japanese
  1. robset, Translation in Linguistics
  2. Marc Andre Belanger, English Dialects/Oral Corpus
  3. Hyun-Sook Kang, Korean and Japanese Comparison
• 10.1474 Qs: Convert British Phon/American,Past Subjunctive
  1. Nina Silverberg, converting British phon. to American
  2. Vincent DeCaen, past subj?
• 10.1494 Qs: CD-ROM/Phonetics, Identification/German-French
  1. hamza Ouadfel, CD-ROM on articulatory phonetics
  2. Raija Solatie, "Identification" in German and French
• 10.1496 Qs: Dative shift in LFG, Quotation marks
  1. Martin Salzmann - gmx, Dative shift in LFG
  2. Stig W. Joergensen, Quotation marks
• 10.1504 Qs: Acronyms, Pragmatics/List, Named Entity/Extract
  1. [** ks_c_5601-1987 charset **] Larry Cho, Cyber-linguistics/Acronyms
  2. Ann Jorid Klungervik Greenall, Pragmatics Mailing Lists
  3. Martin Hadis, Named Entity Extraction
• 10.1517 Qs: Core Grammar Design,Greeting and Address
  1. Cristina Barbero, Core Grammar Design
  2. Anna Fenyvesi, co-occurrence of greeting and address
• 10.1525 Qs: Text/history of English, Speech Act Dictionary
  1. ocke bohn, Textbook/history of English
  2. Lorena Pérez, Speech Act Dictionaries
• 10.1527 Qs: Triggers for Parameters, Polish verbs
  1. JGK, Triggers for Parameters
  2. Ma³gorzata Rassak, Polish verbs
• 10.1540 Qs: Turkish Corpus,Language Affinity,Code Switching
  1. Bilge Say, Volunteers needed for Turkish corpus survey
  2. Helen Silvester, language affinity
  3. Sophie ALBY, code switching
• 10.1544 Qs: Interjections, The Language of Flirting
  1. Ivan Ionov (mtu), Interjections, expression of emotions, child speech
  2. Johanna Rubba, The language of flirting
• 10.1547 Qs: Sentence processing, Against uniformitarianism
  1. Kentaro Nakatani, Previous studies in sentence processing
  2. Frederick Newmeyer, Against uniformitarianism
• 10.1548 Qs: Feminism/etymology, Krashen's "din"
  1. katie haegele, Feminism and etymology
  2. horning, Reference for Krashen's "din"
• 10.1559 Qs: Passive/Non-Indoeuropean, Notion of Dominance
  1. Sonja L Launspach, Non-Indoeuropean passive sentences
  2. Marco Antonio Young Rabines, Dominance in Generative Grammar
• 10.1561 Qs: Defining Word, TESOL/Class Size
  1. Jerry Packard, Defining Word for English
  2. JPKIRCHNER, TESOL: Class Size
• 10.1563 Qs: Speech Anal, Bilingual Corpus, SLA/Phonology
  1. Rob Pensalfini, Speech Analysis Software for the Mac
  2. Francisco Perez Escudero, Chinese-Spanish Bilingual Corpus and Related Resources
  3. HélèneKnoerr, References in SLA and Phonology
• 10.1572 Qs: History of Corpora, Terminology/Y2K & Beyond
  1. Smiley, History of Corpora
  2. James Giangola, Terminology for Y2K and beyond
• 10.1580 Qs: Lang questionnaire, Software/name recognition
  1. Amy L Sheldon, Language questionnaire for novices
  2. Matti Keijola, Software for name recognition
• 10.1587 Qs: Negation in French,Pronunciation of Often
  1. Kitamoto, Negation in French
  2. Neal R. Norrick, OFTEN pronounced with t
• 10.1588 Qs: Pronunciation of Names,Bell's Audience Design
  1. Marc Fryd, pronunciation of names
  2. Ludmila Dutkova, Bell's audience design
• 10.1592 Qs: Lang. & Dominance, ESL "rainbow passage"
  1. Ludmila Dutkova, language and dominance
  2. Cor9999, ESL "rainbow passage"
• 10.1593 Qs: Ukrainian Future Tense,SLA&Phonlogy References
  1. C & S, Ukrainian Future Tense
  2. hknoerr, References needed for student in SLA and Phonology
• 10.1613 Qs: Americanisation of British English, Taiwanese
  1. Tony Jappy, Americanisation of British English
  2. Joaquim Brandão de Carvalho, References on Taiwanese
• 10.1614 Qs: Markedness, Negative/Adjectives and Markedness
  1. Geraldine De Visscher, Markedness
  2. dave gough, Negatives/Adjectives and Markedness
• 10.1618 Qs: English Subjunctive, Cyber-linguistics
  1. Paul N Strominger, English 'subjunctive'
  2. Larry Chong(µÎȯ), Cyber-linguistic Features
• 10.1619 Qs: English/Berber Corpora, Russian Dictionary
  1. manseri, English/Berber Corpora
  2. jabloko, Russian dictionary
• 10.1626 Qs: Translation Software, Phonetics Book
  1. George Clark, translation program for the German language
  2. jireem, Joos text, "Basic Notions of Acoustic Phonetics"
• 10.1640 Qs: Chomsky "Lang & Mind" Film, Person Deixis
  1. Elena Tapia, Chomsky "Language and Mind Film"
  2. Changyong Han, Reference on "person deixis"
• 10.1643 Qs: German Quantifiers, Internet Word-Formation
  1. MAS, The German Quantifiers Manche and Einege
  2. x620504@pub.online.xa.sn.cn, features of Internet word-formation
• 10.1646 Qs: Danish Infinitives, Conceptualization of Women
  1. Uri Horesh, Danish Infinitives
  2. zmaalej, How Women are Conceptualised Again!
• 10.1655 Qs: Lexical relations, Inalienable nouns, EPP
  1. Lynne Murphy, Cognitive approaches to lexical relations
  2. Martha Larson, Inalienable nouns vs. proper names
  3. Lotfi, Persian data and EPP
• 10.1656 Qs: Markedness Hypothesis/L2, Politeness Principle
  1. Abdulaziz Al-Najmi, Markedness Hypothesis in Arabic/English
  2. dragonzh@public.cc.jl.cn, Politeness Principle and Co-operative Principle
• 10.1659 Qs: Verb Frequency/List, Comp Ling, Hebrew OCR
  1. Nancy Salay, Verb Frequency Lists
  2. Wolli1602, Comp Ling: answer-generation in natural languages
  3. shelly harrison, Hebrew OCR
• 10.1662 Qs: Interlanguage Pragmatics
  1. zheng98, interlanguage pragmatics(transfer)
• 10.1663 Qs: Homophonous Affixes, Intuitional Mechanics
  1. mike_maxwell, homophonous affixes
  2. Arlyn Freed, searching for "lost" essay of Gustave Guillaume
• 10.1673 Qs: Ling/Soc-Econ Development,Semantics/Speech&Lang
  1. Niladri Sekhar Dash, Ling vis-a-vis Socio-economic development
  2. I. Mennen, Semantics for speech & language therapy students
• 10.1674 Qs: re&Particle Delete,Info Retrieve/Knowledge Base
  1. Roderick McGuire, "re-" morphology and particle deletion
  2. Corinne Moore, Information Retrieval, Knowledge Bases and Controlled Language
• 10.1677 Qs: Nasal Release, Hebrew/Phonology, Syllables
  1. Jonathan Centner, Nasal release in Russian
  2. Melissa Barkat, Hebrew phonological/phonetic description references
  3. Anatol Stefanowitsch, Syllables: English/French/Japanese/Spanish
• 10.1680 Qs: Sino-Tibetan Ling, Lang/Law, Parents/Voice
  1. Zhensheng Geng, Sino-Tibetan Linguistics
  2. Charles T. Scott, Language and Law
  3. Rob Pensalfini, Parents' Vocal Manipulation
• 10.1691 Qs: Translate Greek/Chinese, Vulgarism, 'As Follow'
  1. Mark Irwin, Statistical Analysis of Translation/Greek Roots - Chinese Characters
  2. A. Pawlowski, Vulgarisms: Polish/English
  3. lc22, Original Form: "As follows"
• 10.1695 Qs: Semantic Richness, e-mail Register
  1. LeslieSYK, Semantic richness of "apple"
  2. Mila Tasseva-Kurktchieva, e-mail register/register shifting
• 10.1702 Qs: German Verb Clusters, What are Allophones?
  1. Susi Wurmbrand, Questionnaire on German verb clusters
  2. Martin Salzmann, What exactly are allophones?
• 10.1703 Qs: Spoken Corpus, Ling Theories/Websites
  1. Marc A. Belanger, Spoken Corpus
  2. Jennifer Golding, Linguistic Theories/ Websites
• 10.1704 Qs: Makua Lang., Basil Bernstein/Ideology of Tenses
  1. Helen Aristar Dry, Makua Language
  2. sruhi@tutor.fedu.metu.edu.tr, Basil Bernstein/Ideology of Tenses
• 10.1717 Qs: Russian anaphora, Noun Classification
  1. Roberta D'Alessandro, Russian anaphora
  2. Matt Shomphe, Noun Classification
• 10.1720 Qs: Phonetics/Ejectives, Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
  1. Johannes Reese, Phonetics/ Ejectives vs. Laryngealization
  2. Selcuk Basak, Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
• 10.1725 Qs: Russian Anaphora, Numeral vs. Noun Declination
  1. Roberta D'Alessandro, Update:Russian Anaphora
  2. Ursula Doleschal, Declinability of Numerals vs. Nouns
• 10.1728 Qs: Do Support&Adj/Verb, Defusing Derogatory Lang.
  1. dave gough, Do Support & Adjectives And Verbs
  2. Cote, Sharon A, Defusing derogatory language
• 10.1729 Qs: Sanskrit Borrowings/ Thai, Ellipsis
  1. edward sapir, Sanskrit borrowings in Thai
  2. Abduljawad T, Ellipsis - English/Arabic
• 10.1730 Qs: Paper Search, Verbal Deficiency and Agression
  1. Huihsin Tseng, I am looking for a paper...
  2. Jim Bayes, Verbal Deficiency and Agressive Behavior
• 10.1740 Qs: Bilingual Aphasia, 'Functional Load'
  1. Jennifer Murray, Bilingual Aphasia
  2. David R. Bogdan, Term "Functional Load"
• 10.1741 Qs: Glossary/Discourse Analysis, Metaling Finctions
  1. Lachini, Glossary of Discourse Analysis
  2. Lachini, Metalinguistic Functions of English
• 10.1746 Qs: Contour segments, Cognitive science in France
  1. panning, Contour segments
  2. Marie K. Siffermann, Cognitive Science in France
• 10.1747 Qs: Homography,ESL Teaching Tapes, LF-PF Mapping
  1. Mahmoud Kassaei, Homography
  2. Elizabeth Winkler, ESL/EFL teaching tapes
  3. Lotfi, LF-PF mapping
• 10.1755 Qs: Abstand&Ausbau, Searching for Lisa Garbern Liu
  1. Enter_your_own_name_here, Abstand & Ausbau
  2. Kevin Johnson, Searching for Lisa Garbern Liu (University of Chicago Grad)
• 10.1759 Qs: Air Traffic Controller Lang, Code-Switching
  1. Raija Solatie, Air traffic controller language
  2. Sophie ALBY, Code-switching: matrix language
• 10.1767 Qs: Phonetics & Internet,IPA Handbook on French
  1. WEN-CHAO LI, Phonetic transparency and CMC
  2. Neil Coffey, French section of the Handbook of the IPA
• 10.1769 Qs: Code-Switching, Spanglish/Bilingual Puns/Errors
  1. Jeff Siegel, code-switching
  2. Phoebe H Vitharana, Spanglish/bilingual Puns or Errors
• 10.1775 Qs: Abstand/Correction, Talk-Analysis Prog Needed
  1. Robert McColl Millar, Abstand & Ausbau: Corrected Address
  2. Katarina Klein, Dialogue analysis in talks: talk-program needed
• 10.1776 Qs: Bantu, World Atlas of Ling Structures
  1. Mayrene Bentley, Intensives in Bantu
  2. Ludo Lejeune, Resources on languages
• 10.1784 Qs: Core lexical items, Comitative
  1. Jenny KAPPEL, Test for common core lexical items
  2. Timur Maisak, Comitative
• 10.1788 Qs: Numerals/Nouns, K'ichee'(Quiche) speaker needed
  1. Ursula Doleschal, Numerals vs. nouns again
  2. Seth A. Minkoff, K'ichee' (Quiche) speaker needed
• 10.1801 Qs: Eng.Complementizer, Sierra Leone Krio Grammar
  1. Neil.Salmond, Historical roots of English Complementizers
  2. Greg Meyjes, Sierra Leone Krio grammar
• 10.1805 Qs: Phoneme Confusion Matrices, Time and Gender
  1. Bob McMurray, Phoneme confusion matrices
  2. Meghan P.L. McKinnie, Time and Gender
• 10.1814 Qs: Phonetic Representation, Paper by Frazier, L.
  1. makarova, Phonetically Representative Text?
  2. Stavroula Stavrakaki, Looking for a paper by Frazier, L. (1998)
• 10.1815 Qs: ACL '98 Proceedings,Role of Movement in GB
  1. Sebastien Druon, ACL '98 Proceedings
  2. Betty, Role of Movement in GB
• 10.1820 Qs: Lang Attitudes, GB Lexicon in Mandarin
  1. sean wilcox, "Gatekeeper" Language Attitude
  2. Tom Emerson, GB Lexicon in Mandarin
• 10.1830 Qs: Multiple wh-interrogatives,Ph.D Dissertation
  1. Carsten Breul, Multiple wh-interrogatives
  2. Kitamoto, Looking for Ph.D dissertation by Hugeus M. Peters
• 10.1832 Qs: Italian Sign Lang, History of English Lang
  1. Kimberlina Casali, Phonology & Phonetics of Italian Sign Lang
  2. Hank Mooney, Alternate theories about the history of the English language
• 10.1850 Qs: NW Caucasian Langs, Anaphoric Dependencies
  1. Joaquim Brandao de Carvalho, Corpora for NW Caucasian languages
  2. Larissa Zakletska, Encoding anaphoric dependencies in the Minimalist Program
• 10.1851 Qs: Syntax Papers for Undergrads,"Net-Speak"
  1. Martha McGinnis, Syntax papers for undergraduate course
  2. Misty Azara (Volt Computer), "Net-speak"
• 10.1861 Qs: African Languages, Origin of Phrase
  1. AWodecki, African Languages audio and video clips
  2. Simon Cauchi, Origin of phrase "small, but perfectly formed"
• 10.1878 Qs: Lemmatizer, Heinz Vater, Socioling/Blackmailing
  1. Karen, Lemmatizers and Spellcheckers
  2. Maria I Van messem, Theory of Tenses: Heinz Vater/Critic of Harald Weinrich
  3. Andrea Hahnfeld, Sociolinguistic Aspect of Blackmailing
• 10.1896 Qs: Cedergren's 1984 Article, Ling and Culture
  1. Barbara Avila-Shah, Cedergren's 1984 article
  2. Ronald Cosper, Ling and Cultural Reconstruction
• 10.1901 Qs: Vocabulary, Meillet reference, Text revision
  1. Marianne Katsoyannou, Basic vocabulary
  2. Wendy J. Anderson, Meillet reference - exceptions in language
  3. Réthoré, Christophe, Text revision and translation textbooks
• 10.1921 Qs: Acquisition of trills, NLP research
  1. Martin J Ball, Acquisition of trills; Rhotics
  2. Niladri Sekhar Dash, NLP
• 10.1922 Qs: Liaison, Russian impersonal constructions
  1. Raija Solatie, Liaison
  2. ROEBUCK, AIMEE M. (JSC-AH), Russian impersonal constructions
• 10.1937 Qs: Translation of Compound Nouns, Lang vs Dialect
  1. Oliver Cromm, Machine Translation of Compound nouns
  2. George Fowler, Source of famous pithy saying about language vs. dialect
• 10.1960 Qs: Arguments/adjuncts, 2LA (Cantonese)
  1. Nobue Mori, Distinguish arguments from adjuncts
  2. W. L. Tsang, 2LA (Cantonese)
• 10.1973 Qs: Ispell Dictionaries, Cross-ling Advertising
  1. Paul Rohr, Comp Ling: Ispell dictionaries for different languages
  2. George Fowler, Cross-linguistic advertising
• 10.1987 Qs: Machine Translation, AAVE Code-switching, NLP
  1. John Kovarik, Machine Translation: Attempo controlled English
  2. Luisanna Fodde, African American Vernacular and Spanish Code-switching
  3. Mary D. Taffet, Online Demo tools for NLP?
• 10.1990 Qs: Hangzhou Numerals & Unicode, ISSHAR & Unicode
  1. Patrick Andries, Hangzhou Numerals/ Unicode
  2. Patrick Andries, ISSHAR/ Bengali and Oriya
• 10.2001 Qs: German Remnant Topicalization
  1. Takashi Toyoshima, German remnant topicalization
• 10.2009 Qs: 2nd Language Acquisition, Tai and Palatals
  1. Jan Tent, 2nd language acquisition affecting 1st language...
  2. Zylogy, Tai and palatal finals

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