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• 11.12 Qs: Undergraduate bibliographies, Sorting software
  1. Kevin M. Roddy, Undergraduate bibliographies
  2. Hana Skoumalova, Sorting software
• 11.13 Qs: English word frequency, Undeciphered scripts
  1. Jean Wang, English word frequency
  2. Krishna Ramaraju, Undeciphered scripts
• 11.14 Qs: Focus in questions, "shift of the codes"
  1. Timothy L. Face, Focus in questions
  2. Valery Belyanin, "shift of the codes"
• 11.35 Qs: Searching for Reviews of Fout's _Next of Kin_
  1. Jonathan Centner, Searching for Reviews of Fout's _Next of Kin_
• 11.52 Qs: Etymology, Frequency Word Lists, Ling Posters
  1. Ronald E.Emmerick, "Etymologies are either obvious or wrong"
  2. Lidia Lluis, frequency word lists for German, French, Spanish and Italian
  3. Mark Turner, Linguistic posters?
• 11.68 Qs: Articles on Innuendo, Dalmation Language
  1. Bruce Fraser, Innuendo
  2. Mario Gabriel Di Blasio, Dalmatian language
• 11.71 Qs: Ling Analysis/Medicine, Cog Ling/Summer Schools
  1. AM.Henry, Linguistic analysis in emergency diagnosis
  2. Rosa Mammoli, Cognitive Ling/summer schools
• 11.80 Qs: OT and L2 Acquisition, Syntax and Chimpanzees
  1. Raung-fu Chung, Optimality Theory and L2 Acquisition
  2. Jonathan Centner, Syntax and Chimpanzees/ Roger Fout
• 11.94 Qs: Phonology/Flap, Japanese/English: CA Approach
  1. Jorge Guitart, Phonology: American English Flap
  2. Hideki.Saigo, With regard to a CA approach
• 11.96 Qs: English/Farsi verbs, Discourse functions
  1. ali jabbari, English/Farsi (or Persian) unaccusative & unergative verbs
  2. Frederick Newmeyer, Grammatical elements and discourse functions
• 11.101 Qs: Bahuvrihi Compounds, Romanian LA Corpora
  1. Alexander A. Vasilyev, Bahuvrihi vs. exocompounds
  2. Martine Coene, Romanian LA corpora
• 11.103 Qs: Czech and Polish Fonts, Implicature
  1. Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, Czech and Polish Fonts
  2. Ðíºº³É, Implicature
• 11.119 Qs: Verbal Interrogatives, North & South Vietnamese
  1. Lameen Souag, Verbal Interrogatives
  2. Karl Reinhardt, North and South Vietnamese
• 11.120 Qs: Interlanguage, Etymologies
  1. tanya, Interlanguage in Learning a Foreign Language
  2. Ronald E.Emmerick, Etymologies
• 11.128 Qs: Czech Sentence Processing, Embedded Clauses
  1. Shravan Vasishth, Czech sentence processing
  2. mwl1, inversion in embedded clauses
• 11.132 Qs: French Translation, Morphology Analyzers
  1. HélèneKnoerr, French Translation
  2. Carmen Cross, English Derivational/Inflectional Morphology Analyzer
• 11.134 Qs: Interjections in L1/L2, Online Phonetic Search
  1. H Will Bashor, Interjections in L1 and L2 Acquisition
  2. C. W. Baker, Online Phonetic Search
• 11.153 Qs: Youth Lang/References, Nominal Determiners
  1. jannis k. androutsopoulos, Query: References on "Youth Language"
  2. Caroline Bush, Nominal Determiners
• 11.154 Qs: Complete & Simple Subject
  1. Ivana, Complete & Simple Subject
• 11.168 Qs: Places of Articulation,Sumerian Etymology
  1. Jorge Guitart, Coronal and Dorsals or Frontals and Posteriors?
  2. Pascale Hesse-Didier, Etymology of ana-ku (Sumerian)
• 11.186 Qs: "st"/"sp" sound shift, Feminine names
  1. Tom Fitzsimmons, Is there a new "st" and "sp" sound in American English?
  2. Kentaro Toyama, Feminine names ending in "-a"
• 11.190 Qs: MacArthur Inventory, AngloRomany, "A couple"?
  1. Schrammel Barbara, MacArthur Communicative Development Inventory
  2. Uri Tadmor, AngloRomany, Sri Lankan Malay
  3. Tom Fitzsimmons, "A couple" or "A couple of"?
• 11.192 Qs: Psycholinguistic Studies, Summer Programs
  1. Markus Walther, Psycholinguistic studies on processing reduplication?
  2. AJDeFaz, Summer Programs in Universal Grammar and/or minimalism plus second language acquisiton
• 11.200 Qs: Language Deficits, Past Subjunctive
  1. Vincent DeCaen, Language Deficits
  2. Vincent DeCaen, Past Subjunctive
• 11.206 Qs: Finno-Ugric Lang Chart/Nat'l Geographic
  1. Leigh Marjamaa, A question from the National Geographic Society
• 11.207 Qs: Phonetics & Pop Culture, Turkish Causative
  1. Mai Kuha, Speaking without teeth
  2. Corinna Anderson, Turkish causative
• 11.222 Qs: Article/T.R. Sarbin, pl. vs. sg. 'none'
  1. Matthias.Hutz, Article/T.R. Sarbin
  2. Bill Byrne, pl. vs. sg. 'none'
• 11.230 Qs: Feedback sought on languages listed in ISO 639
  1. Nicholas Ostler, Languages listed in ISO 639: feedback sought
• 11.237 Qs: Double "is" in American Eng,Spanish Word List
  1. Hank Mooney, Double "is" in American English
  2. rebecca johnson, Spanish Word Frequency List
• 11.256 Qs: Italian Language Games, Linguistic Economy
  1. Christina Villafana, Italian Language Games
  2. Alessandra Vicentini, Bibliography on Linguistic economy
• 11.260 Qs: Chronological firsts, IPA alphabets
  1. Andrew Joscelyne, Chronological firsts in language and speech technology
  2. Gloria L Mcmillan, IPA alphabets
• 11.265 Qs: Conclusions & Premises,Imperatives with 'You'
  1. Marianne J. Washburn, Conclusion and Premise Indicators
  2. Kevin R. Gregg, English Imperatives with Overt 'You'
• 11.277 Qs: Typology/Noun Classifiers, Functional Grammar
  1. Lisa Johnson, Typology of Noun Classifiers
  2. futureway, Functional Grammar vs. Formal Grammar
• 11.287 Qs: Bridge languages, Psycholinguistics, Diglossia
  1. Gabriel Bara, Bridge languages for translation
  2. Greg Watson, Psycholinguistics
  3. Kristiina Alas, Signs of diglossia occuring in English language
• 11.297 Qs: Farsi Letters, Phonemes/Homophones
  1. Justin L. Smith, Farsi Letters
  2. Carolin, Phonemes, Homophones and False Friends
• 11.298 Qs: Online Dictionaries, 16-17th French Document
  1. James B. Long, Online Reverse Dictionaries
  2. LOE-MIE, 16th-17th French Document
• 11.305 Qs: Textbooks, Subjacency, Chinese-Indonesian
  1. Robert Einarsson, Textbook Selections for Library Resources
  2. Missm1775, Subjacency Violations in Minimalism
  3. Alan Stevens, Chinese-Indonesian Loan Words
• 11.312 Qs: Bibliography, Ling human rights, Search results
  1. Apanassenko K., Bibliography resources
  2. Treffers-Daller, Jeanine, Linguistic human rights
  3. Einat Amitay, Search results -- online experiment
• 11.318 Qs: German Corpus Ling, Iberian Hist Dialectology
  1. Frank Henrik Mueller, Corpus-based quantitative linguistic research into German
  2. Aleksandar, Iberian historical dialectology
• 11.343 Qs: Books on Contrastive Ling,Lang&Social Networks
  1. CRISTINA FRANCO, Buying books about contrastive linguistics
  2. Dominic Busch, Language and Social Networks
• 11.345 Qs: Brain Origins of Syntax,OT and SLA Phonology
  1. Dr. John R. Skoyles, brain origins of linguistic syntax
  2. Femke Wester, OT and SLA phonology
• 11.350 Qs: Presuppositions, Grammatical Rules / Structures
  1. Olga Mostinskaya, Presuppositions (Looking for Colleagues)
  2. GéraldineDe Visscher, Applied Ling: Grammatical Rules / Structures
• 11.362 Qs: Verbs, Morphological theory, Lang & Race
  1. Jed Parsons, Verbs of saying, telling, or feeling
  2. Dan Everett, Morphological theory
  3. Betty, Language and Race
• 11.363 Qs: Turkish/prosody, Italian Syllable Structure
  1. Jordan Lachler, Turkish sentence prosody
  2. Christina Villafana, Italian Syllable Structure
• 11.368 Qs: Code Switching Multiling, Clausal/VP-Negation
  1. mostari hind, Code Switching Multilingualism References
  2. Idan Landau, Clausal Negation vs. VP-Negation
• 11.375 Qs: Lang Testing/Program Evaluation, Chomsky Quote
  1. Mailhes, Veronica N, Language Testing and Program Evaluation
  2. Joseph Davis, Chomsky and statistics
• 11.379 Qs: Update & Request for ISO 639 Lang Candidates
  1. John Clews, Potential future candidates for new ISO 639 codes (larger languages)
• 11.382 Qs: Old English/IPA, Online French Concordances
  1. Benjamin Barrett, Old English Pronunciation Guide
  2. David Mighetto, Looking for French Concordances On-line
• 11.397 Qs: "May not"/British English, Italian Data Needed
  1. Kenji Kashino, "may not"
  2. tanyaroy, Italian
• 11.398 Qs: Lang Sorting Resources, "Missing" Lang Types
  1. Trish O'Grady, Looking for resources for sorting languages
  2. Frederick Newmeyer, 'missing' language types
• 11.402 Qs: Spanish clitic "se",Searching for Helga Humbert
  1. Randy Sharp, Spanish clitic "se"
  2. S J Hannahs, In search of Helga Humbert
• 11.404 Qs: Minor in Ling, 20th Century French Borrowings
  1. Linda Rashidi, Minor in Linguistics
  2. Ella Kashtalyan, French borrowings
• 11.419 Qs: Shwa/American English, "Anymore"/American Eng
  1. Jorge Guitart, Queries about shwa in American English
  2. Gleeson, Positive 'any more' and Hiberno-English
• 11.420 Qs: Self-repair Quote, Abridgement in German Lang
  1. Caroline L Rieger, Self-repair quote
  2. OLEG PANFILENKO, Electronically available - about abridgement in German language
• 11.421 Qs: Coherence & Cohesion, Hiatus & Epenthesis
  1. María de los Ángeles Gómez, ASPECTS OF COHERENCE, COHESION AND POINT OF VIEW
  2. Marc Picard, Hiatus and epenthesis
• 11.464 Qs: Dyslexia in Arabic,Anaphoric and Deictic Forms
  1. James Dickins, Dyslexia in Arabic
  2. Milos Karapandzic, Anaphoric and Deictic Forms in Email
• 11.465 Qs: Chinese/English Taboo,North American dialects
  1. Jr Christopher Smith, Chinese and English Taboo Language
  2. Robin Belvin, North American dialect regions
• 11.474 Qs: French Etymology,Spelling of hip-hop names
  1. M Carver-Akers, Etymology of "une nuit blanche."
  2. James B. Long, Spelling of hip-hop names
• 11.489 Qs: Phone Conversation Humor, Kohler Reference
  1. Maria Sifianou, Humour in telephone conversation openings
  2. nwhitworth, Reference for Kohler paper
• 11.513 Qs: Pre-infinitival "prepositions", Citation Update
  1. Neil Coffey, Pre-infinitival "prepositions"
  2. Adam Glaz, Citation in *Intro to Functional Grammar*
• 11.524 Qs: Internet "I", Tip-of-the-Tongue Phenomena
  1. Roger Depledge, Capital I on Internet
  2. Gary Levvis, Tip-of-the-Tongue Phenomena
• 11.525 Qs: Info Retrieval Sources, Navaho/Tiwa Information
  1. Larisa Zlatic, papers on information retrieval/extraction
  2. Deborah D K Ruuskanen, Tiwa language
• 11.543 Qs: Locations for Langs in Brain, Child Humor
  1. Ondøej Roldán, Language location in the brain
  2. Natalia Arias, Children's verbal humour
• 11.544 Qs: Subcategorization, Ejective Dissimilation
  1. Friedrich Knopf, "Love" and subcategorization.
  2. MaryAnn Cockerill, ejective dissimilation
• 11.549 Qs: Gender/Non-standard Eng, Eng/Judgements Needed
  1. Peter Siemund, Gender assignment in non-standard English
  2. Atsuko Umesaki, change of English usage
• 11.554 Qs: Auditory Stimulation, Eng Lang Variation
  1. Karel de Pauw, Tomatis Auditory Stimulation Therapy
  2. John Hillis, Regional/social Eng. lang. variations
• 11.560 Qs: Stress Neutralization,Pharyngeal Dissimilation
  1. Sharon Peperkamp, Neutralization of stress contrasts
  2. MaryAnn Cockerill, Dissimilation of pharyngealized consonants
• 11.565 Qs: Used Academic Journals, Devoicing/Shortening
  1. HandsOnMec, Looking for used journals
  2. Joaquim Brandãode Carvalho, Qs: devoicing/shortening
• 11.573 Qs: Diglossia Reference, Redundant Word Pairs
  1. Kathleen Tacelosky, Diglossia reference
  2. Scott Newstrom, germanic-root and romance-root redundant word pairings in English
• 11.574 Qs: ESL Software/Mac, Bilingual Lexical Priming
  1. Larry, Macintosh based ESL software
  2. Martin J Ball, Lexical priming and bilingual phonology
• 11.587 Qs: Isolates Research, L2 Speech Perception
  1. Hank Mooney, Isolates research query
  2. s-tokuma_eibun, Question on L2 speech perception
• 11.588 Qs: NP/Negative Particle, Ancient Greek Infinitive
  1. Marina Vassiliou, Negative Particles in NP
  2. Marina Vassiliou, Ancient Greek infinitives
• 11.607 Qs: Genderlects, Linguistic Terminology
  1. Johannes Holstein, Survey: Genderlects
  2. Jorge Guitart, entificacion
• 11.621 Qs: Ling Terminology/Eng, Vocabulary Trainer
  1. Jorge Guitart, Entificacion II
  2. Judith S., Qs Vocabulary trainer
• 11.627 Qs: ESL Narrative,Participle Typology and Function
  1. Julia Stakhnevich, Humorous Narratives of ESL students
  2. Anna Berge, Typology and Function of Participles
• 11.631 Qs: Clitic-final Consonants, NLP Devices
  1. Walcir & Daria, Question: assimilation of clitic-final consonants
  2. Philip A. Bralich, Ph.D., Re: Question and Answer NLP Devices
• 11.650 Qs: Typology Research, Strong Crossover Task
  1. Johannes Reese, Typology research based on L. Talmy
  2. William J. Crawford, strong crossover task
• 11.651 Qs: Eng Word Frequency Resources, Spanish Tapes
  1. Richard Mudge, Resources for relative word frequency of English
  2. D. Eric Holt, Looking for tapes to accompany A Drillbook of Spanish Pronunciation
• 11.652 Qs: Air Traffic Communication, "Variation Theory"
  1. Raija Solatie, about "acknowledge" in air traffic communication
  2. N o s t a l g i a, First Use of Variation Theory
• 11.656 Qs: Quotations/US linguists, Null focused item?
  1. Gilles Bernard, Quotations from US linguists
  2. Frederick Newmeyer, Can a focused item be null?
• 11.664 Qs: Jakobson Reference, Sonorant Devoicing
  1. dawn y nordquist, Searching for a Jakobson reference
  2. hlehnert, Sonorant devoicing
• 11.668 Qs: Igbo/Prescriptivism, Teletubbies Language
  1. John Myhill, Igbo, history of English prescriptivism
  2. Claudia Bubel, Teletubbies language
• 11.678 Qs: "S(h)trudel", Gold's Theorem for Undergrads
  1. Monika Bruendl, s(h)trudel
  2. Alexis Dimitriadis, Query: Accessible reference to Gold's theorem needed
• 11.687 Qs: Eng Pronunciation Survey, Non-Eng Corpora
  1. Neil Wick, Survey: English pronunciation (takes 3 minutes)
  2. jre, Non-English tagged corpora
• 11.705 Qs: Negative Concord/English, Speech Errors
  1. Alison Henry, Negative concord in varieties of English
  2. Joaquim Brandãode Carvalho, Speech errors
• 11.717 Qs: Cross-ling metaphors,Garden Path Sentences&SLA
  1. Madalena Cruz-Ferreira, Cross-linguistic metaphors
  2. Treffers-Daller, Jeanine, Garden Path Sentences and SLA
• 11.730 Qs: Passive Status, Spanish Intro Ling Textbook
  1. zmaalej, Passive status
  2. Johanna Rubba, Spanish intro ling textbook
• 11.732 Qs: Plural Attributives, Rumanian Lang Resources
  1. Laurie Bauer, Q: Plural attributives, references
  2. Hchalls, Rumanian
• 11.740 Qs: Dialects & Health Care, Reduplication/English
  1. KAREN BRUNGER, Non-standard dialects and medical care
  2. shamil danashev, reduplication, rhyme, and ablaut in English
• 11.750 Qs: French Hist Ling, Disabled Children & L2
  1. Christina Villafana, French Historical Linguistics
  2. Class, Teaching disabled children a foreign language (English)
• 11.759 Qs: J B Pride Reference, Religious Lang Survey
  1. Kristy Beers, J. B. Pride/reference question
  2. divine_survey, Religious language survey
• 11.760 Qs: Empathic Accuracy, Types of Stress Assignment
  1. Boxleitner, Empathic Accuracy
  2. John Hutton, Prominence and metrical structure
• 11.761 Qs: CHILDES Data/German, Pronoun Echo
  1. Bettina Spreng, CHILDES data for German
  2. m.getty, Pronoun 'Echo'
• 11.765 Qs: Quechua/Intro Course, Native Am Lang Reference
  1. Johanna Rubba, Need Quechua translation
  2. John Myhill, Official-English movement/Native American languages
• 11.774 Qs: Diminutives that Aren't, Psych/ling Course
  1. Pausyl, Diminutives that aren't
  2. Ng, Shuk Han, summer psych/ling courses?
• 11.801 Qs: Ethnicity & SLA, Language in "Meet Joe Black"
  1. Kim, Sun Young, ethnicity and sla
  2. Amy L Sheldon, language in Meet Joe Black
• 11.802 Qs: Catalan Articles, Web-Based Scholarly Material
  1. Llorenc Comajoan, CRLN Catalan Bibliography
  2. Mark Davies, Peer evaluation of web-based scholarly materials
• 11.803 Qs: Transcription Fonts, Prototypicality Criteria
  1. bazil, fonts for transcription
  2. Johanna Barddal, Prototypicality?
• 11.821 Qs: Null Subject Languages
  1. Ronald Sheen, Searching for a list of null subject languages
• 11.833 Qs: Movie Lang,Social/Historical Ling of Place&Name
  1. Hank Mooney, Language in the movie "The Mask of Zorro"
  2. Hamilothoris, The Social/Historical Ling of Places and Names
• 11.834 Qs: German Word Frequency,"If I were you..."
  1. Petra Burkhardt, German word frequency
  2. Rob Pensalfini, "If I were you..."
• 11.839 Qs: Comprehension/L2 Speakers, Phonetics/Igbo/Ijo
  1. Mark_Mandel, comprehension *of* L2 speakers
  2. Sylvia Moosmüller, Igbo, Ijo
• 11.856 Qs: NLP parser for English,"na na na na na na"
  1. Maite Taboada, Natural language parser for English
  2. John Campbell, The children's phrase "na na na na na na"
• 11.878 Qs: Socioling in Greece,French Professional Titles
  1. Elena Bedisti, Social class and child lang in Post War Greece.
  2. Auger, Julie, Brief questionnaire on titles of profession in French
• 11.879 Qs: Syntax of also/too/as well,Past Ling Traditions
  1. tanyaroy, The syntax of also/too/as well
  2. Lotfi, Linguistic traditions of the past
• 11.883 Qs: "There" Constructions, Malay/Indonesian Ling
  1. YukaMakita, There-constructions
  2. Ilse-Marie Gates, Malay/Indonesian
• 11.884 Qs: Morphosyntax, Cog Semantics/Lang Evol. Progs
  1. Stephen M. Wechsler, morphosyntax query
  2. CJ Lin, Q: Graduate program in language evolution & cognitive semantics
• 11.885 Qs: "Aber" in German, Lexicography
  1. Birgit Kellner, Q: "aber" in German: adversative vs. emphatic
  2. creider, the craft of lexicography -- sense distinctions
• 11.889 Qs: Japanese Nominative Marker "ga", "Tiny Little"
  1. G Halliday, Japanese Nominative Marker ga
  2. Hank Mooney, "tiny little" query
• 11.890 Qs: IPA on the Internet, Rather Have/Of
  1. Manfred Prokop, IPA on the Internet
  2. damonj, Rather Have/ Of
• 11.904 Qs: New England Accent,Written Lang & Deaf Learners
  1. Alex Hoyt, Movies with New England accents
  2. DAVID GOUGH, The written language of deaf learners
• 11.905 Qs: Taboo Language, Searching for a book
  1. Lisa Jones, Taboo language - swearing
  2. Julia Karavaeva, Searching for Walt Wolfram's book "Dialects and American English"
• 11.911 Qs: Top 10 Grammaticalization,2 Sonority Questions
  1. Vorobievy Gory, Top 10 in grammaticalization
  2. Vincent DeCaen, Two Sonority Questions
• 11.912 Qs: Grammar and Writing, Inventing Languages
  1. Dick Hudson, The Connection between Grammar and Writing
  2. Susan Meredith Burt, Methods and Motivations of Inventing Languages
• 11.923 Qs: Software/NL Analysis, Ambiguous Words/Corpus
  1. Johannes Reese, Technical questions (computer)
  2. Laila Lalami, Corpus question
• 11.934 Qs: Word Order/Lang Impaired Subject, Image Schemas
  1. Stavroula Stavrakaki, word order in language impaired subjects
  2. Thomas Li, Image schemas
• 11.943 Qs: Lang Awareness Course,Summer Comp Ling Courses
  1. Ali Aghbar, What would you include in a lang awareness course?
  2. Rumiko Sode, Info on computational linguistics courses - Summer
• 11.947 Qs: Child Phonology Data, Maternal Input/Cognition
  1. Jason Brenier, Child Phonology Data
  2. Thora Tenbrink, Maternal input and cognition
• 11.961 Qs: English Spelling Errors,The meaning of "Vision"
  1. Dr. Maher Bahloul, English Spelling Errors by Native French, Chinese or Hebrew speakers
  2. Kristin Cooper, The meaning of the word "vision" in languages other than English
• 11.962 Qs: Lexicalization of Metaphors,Case of Genie
  1. Denis Jamet, Lexicalization of Metaphors
  2. Nobuko Koyama-Murakami, Case of Genie
• 11.991 Qs: Baby Sign, Williams Reference on Lang Attitudes
  1. Kathleen Bracken, "baby sign"
  2. Kevin Cohen, Williams on language attitudes in education
• 11.1005 Qs: Soundex Algorithm, Grammaticalization of Shape
  1. Walter Siegrist, Phonetic search algorithm (Soundex algorithm) for Italian and French
  2. Xenia Guiliarova, grammaticalization of (geometrical)shape
• 11.1012 Qs: "give", Morphosyntactic alternation, Taboo Lang
  1. Bernard Comrie, 'give' and Person Suppletion
  2. Michael Hughes, Morphosyntactic Alternations
  3. Fatima Hashim, Taboo Language and Euphemisms
• 11.1015 Qs: Pro-drop Germanic Languages
  1. Hank Mooney, Pro-drop Germanic Languages
• 11.1019 Qs: Horn & Van der Sandt, Fast/Clinical Speech
  1. Mandy Simons, Horn (1989) and Van der Sandt (1988) needed
  2. gina, Fast Speech and Clinical Speech Corpora
• 11.1067 Qs: American Dialect/"Schivi"
  1. Emery Snyder, American dialect: schivi
• 11.1070 Qs: Grammars of Languages in Tanzania
  1. LINCOM EUROPA, Grammars of Languages in Tanzania
• 11.1100 Qs: Unserdeutsch,Classifying derivational affixes
  1. Ana Deumert, Unserdeutsch
  2. Laura Wagner, Classifying derivational affixes
• 11.1107 Qs: Subject-Verb Inversion, Corpora for Intonation
  1. Paul Rowlett, Subject-Verb Inversion
  2. Misty Azara, Annotated Corpora for Intonation
• 11.1114 Qs: 17th/18th C English Dictionary,Suffixes -S & -T
  1. Martin, Greg, Looking for a 17th or 18th century English dictionary
  2. William Edmondson, Suffixation of -S and -T
• 11.1130 Qs: Creole narrative, English reflexives
  1. Claudia Bubel, Query: Creole Narrative
  2. Makoto SHIMIZU, Reflexive deletion
• 11.1138 Qs: Right to left editor,Miyamoto 1991,1998
  1. Dr R Doctor, Right to left editor
  2. kasumi Yamamoto, Looking for articles Miyamoto 1991, 1998
• 11.1160 Qs: Phrasal Stress,Lexicon/Syntax Acquisition Order
  1. Lotfi, Phrasal Stress
  2. Lotfi, Lexicon/Syntax Acquisition Order
• 11.1167 Qs: Neutralisation, Origin of Language
  1. ruthanna, Neutralisation
  2. Daniel Rafferty, Origin of Language
• 11.1177 Qs: Reference "Effectum", Spatial Preposition "by"
  1. Toshiyuki Kumashiro, Reference to "Effectum"
  2. Markus Jäger, Spatial Preposition "by"
• 11.1181 Qs: Interlanguage Noun Combination, Pitch-Contours
  1. Lena Agathopoulou, Noun Combination in Interlanguage
  2. Ehsan Ahmadi, Pitch-Contours
• 11.1190 Qs: Yukaghir texts, Brazilian Portuguese
  1. Elena Maslova, Yukaghir texts
  2. Akemi Yamashita, Politeness expression in Brazilian Portuguese
• 11.1196 Qs: Brisson Paper, Corpus Ling/Plagiarism
  1. gorlov, e-copy of Brisson paper
  2. Mark Hepple, Seeking plagiarised materials
• 11.1206 Qs: Articulatory Characteristics of Greek rho
  1. Marc Picard, Articulatory Characteristics of Greek rho
• 11.1214 Qs: Icelandic verbs, Absolute size, Teaching method
  1. Dieter Wunderlich, Variation of Icelandic
  2. Michael Gasser, Absolute size distinctions
  3. guili sun, Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) method
• 11.1228 Qs: Lexical Database, Kannada Learning Materials
  1. Naomi Eckmann, Lexical Database
  2. Mark_Mandel, Kannada learning materials
• 11.1234 Qs: Spoken Language Examples at Web Sites
  1. Amy L Sheldon, looking for spoken language at web sites: codeswitching, registershifting, dlalects, etc.
• 11.1240 Qs: -ee Suffix in English
  1. Anja Wanner, question: -ee suffix in English
• 11.1252 Qs: Ling Encyclopedias on CDROM, Persian Lang Fonts
  1. Robert E Englebretson, Linguistics Encyclopedias on CDROM?
  2. Seda, Persian Language Fonts
• 11.1253 Qs: Loanwords/Metaphors, References/L2 Acquisition
  1. petek kurtboke, Loanwords and metaphors
  2. jstevens, References: L2 proficiency level and rate of SLA?
• 11.1254 Qs: Spoken Lang Examples/Update, Phrasal Verbs
  1. Amy L Sheldon, RE: 11.1234, Qs: Spoken Language Examples at Web Sites
  2. Mario Viaro, Phrasal verbs in many languages
• 11.1255 Qs: Time Metaphors, Montessori Grammar Tools
  1. Denny Greenberg, Metaphors of Time in Mandarin or Cantonese
  2. Toby Ayer, Montessori grammar tools?
• 11.1266 Qs: Research on Terminology for Cogeneration
  1. GRABAR Natalia, terminology on cogeneration
• 11.1272 Qs: Ling Iconicity Sources, Spoken Japanese Corpus
  1. Margaret Magnus, Linguistic iconicity bibliography
  2. Takeshi ISHIHARA, Spoken Japanese corpus
• 11.1283 Qs: Modern Arabic Dialects, Na-Dene/Dene-Caucasian
  1. Rainer Siemund, Arabic dialect classifications
  2. Vincent DeCaen, Na-Dene/Dene-Caucasian?
• 11.1298 Qs: Color Metaphors, Arabic Spoken Corpus
  1. Gill Philip, colour metaphors
  2. Sameh Al-ansary, Arabic Spoken Corpus
• 11.1305 Qs: Thetic/Categorical Sentences, Wh-Interrogatives
  1. Johannes Reese, Argument for keeping apart thetic and categorial utterance
  2. Carsten Breul, Rizzi's account of wh-interrogatives
• 11.1309 Qs: Earliest Lexical Blending, Lexical Synonymy
  1. Suzanne Kemmer, How old is lexical blending?
  2. gezim gurga, Bibliography of Lexical Synonymy
• 11.1313 Qs: Recorder Advice,Double-Infinitive Filter
  1. HMooney, Fieldwork recorder advice
  2. Norvin Richards, Italian Double-Infinitive Filter
• 11.1316 Qs: Lang/Children's Rhyme, Numbers/Crosslinguistic
  1. Dawn M Ash, Family children's rhyme of unknown language
  2. Vincent DeCaen, numbers crosslinguistically?
• 11.1347 Qs: Ling Grad Students as Foreign Lang Instructors
  1. Stanley Dubinsky, Using linguistics graduate students to teach language
• 11.1360 Qs: Romance Phonology/Fouche's Law
  1. Rémy Viredaz, Romance phonology
• 11.1376 Qs: Russian Sentence Structure, Morimoto UCLA Paper
  1. Roberta DAlessandro, Russian sentence structure
  2. Lyndra S. Givens, Morimoto dissertation
• 11.1381 Qs: Morimoto thesis request (Correction)
  1. Lyndra S. Givens, Morimoto thesis request (Correction)
• 11.1405 Qs: Native Am Lang/Films, Sp Patterns/Stalkers
  1. HMooney, Films in Native American Languages
  2. Peggy Cwiakala, Speech patterns of stalkers
• 11.1421 Qs: Distance Learning Intro to Ling Course
  1. William J. Crawford, Searching for distance learning introduction to ling course
• 11.1429 Qs: Morphology in Creole Languages
  1. Michel DeGraff, Morphology in Creole languages: Request for Comments
• 11.1442 Qs: Reader's Digest & Time, Text Analysis Software
  1. truename, related material about READER'S DIGEST and TIME
  2. Heba Aboul-Enein, text analysis software
• 11.1443 Qs: Disc Analysis/On-line Talk, SVO/Wh-movement
  1. Brian Drayton, Discourse analysis of on-line dialogues
  2. Kristin Denham, SVO and wh-movement
• 11.1456 Qs: Online EFL material,Spanish transcripts
  1. Abdelhak Razky, Searching for online EFL material
  2. Leo Ferres, Searching for transcripts of children's speech in Spanish
• 11.1459 Qs: Chomsky and lang teaching,German wordlists
  1. Faraj Alsawani, Chomskyan thought and language teaching
  2. Stefan Thomas Gries, German wordlists
• 11.1478 Qs: Dictionary Writing Software, Free Adjuncts/Eng
  1. Thapelo Otlogetswe, Dictionary writing software
  2. [Jose M. García-Miguel, Free adjuncts, absolutes in English
• 11.1494 Qs: /h/ Behavior, Postmodernism and Linguistics
  1. darlene lacharite, /h/ behavior
  2. Frederick Newmeyer, postmodernism and linguistics
• 11.1498 Qs: Models of communication
  1. Michal Lisecki, Models of communication
• 11.1505 Qs: Conversational Indirectness
  1. claudiaguthoerl, Conversational Indirectness
• 11.1532 Qs: Ling for the Blind, Crosswords in Other Scripts
  1. JPKIRCHNER, Linguistics for the blind
  2. Oesten Dahl, Crosswords in other scripts
• 11.1552 Qs: Italian Spelling Reform, Field Equipment
  1. Patricia M Godfrey, Mooted Italian spelling reform
  2. Dr. MJ Hardman, Field Equipment
• 11.1553 Qs: Minimal Pairs, Int'l Business Communication
  1. Scobbie, Jim, Disc: Homophony and minimal pair counts cross-linguistically
  2. JUAN ANTONIO PENA, Cross cultural business communication
• 11.1554 Qs: LexcaList Disc List, Pedagogy/English in China
  1. Zylogy, LexicaList discussion list
  2. guili sun, English teaching methodology
• 11.1559 Qs: Antipassive, Existential Constructions
  1. Marie-Lucie Tarpent, the meaning of Antipassive
  2. YukaMakita, Existential constructions (Icelandic/Swedish)
• 11.1574 Qs: Lang of Advertising, Word Formation Strategies
  1. Salman Al-Azami, Language in Advertising
  2. Jordan Lachler, Less-Common Word Formation Strategies
• 11.1587 Qs: SOV/Wh-movement, Movies/Intro Ling Courses
  1. Kristin Denham, SOV and wh-movement
  2. John Grinstead, Movies and Introductory Linguistics
• 11.1597 Qs: History of Linguistic Terms
  1. Dietmar Zaefferer, History of Linguistic Terms
• 11.1603 Qs: Movies with Code-switching, Adverbial Phrases
  1. Jeff Siegel, Code-switching examples in movies
  2. palma, Adverbial phrases
• 11.1607 Qs: Code-switching in Movies/Corrected Address
  1. Jeff Siegel, Correction
• 11.1611 Qs: Algonquin Morphology, Analog/Digital Sound
  1. Carl Jeffrey Weber, Algonquin Morphology
  2. Debra Spitulnik, questions about analog/digital sound
• 11.1618 Qs: American Eng Dipthongs, Englishes/Micronesia
  1. Jorge Guitart, Questions about the psychology of American English diphthongs
  2. D J Britain, Englishes of Micronesia
• 11.1619 Qs: Assistance needed in identifying an author
  1. Lotfi, Assistance needed in identifying an author
• 11.1658 Qs: Idiosyncrasies of "Butterfly", Sampling Methods
  1. William Beeman, Idiosyncrasies of the word "Butterfly"
  2. Astrid Fieß, Advice on Sampling Methods
• 11.1659 Qs: Expressions for "Language", Old Frankish
  1. Günter Radden, Expressions for "Language"
  2. Chris Beckwith, Old Frankish
• 11.1660 Qs: Polynesian Names for Constellations
  1. Richard Sproat, Polynesian Names for Constellations
• 11.1667 Qs: Text Conversion Software,Rel. Pron. Agreement
  1. Scott McGinnis, Software packages for converting English text into IPA
  2. Guy Deutscher, Relative Pronoun Agreeing in Case with Head in Main Clause
• 11.1668 Qs: Looking for Sources
  1. Laurie Bauer, Looking for Sources
• 11.1673 Qs: Language of Job Ads, L1 Acquisition and Latin
  1. Claudia Bubel, Language of Job Advertisements
  2. M Wagar Wright, L1 Acquisition and Latin
• 11.1674 Qs: Negative Polarity Items
  1. Andrew Carnie, Negative Polarity Items
• 11.1682 Qs: 2nd Lang & Lang Learning,Syntax of Comparatives
  1. Mike O'Connell, The Effect of a Second Lang on Learning Another Lang
  2. Lucia Grimaldi, The Syntax of Comparative Constructions
• 11.1695 Qs: The Term "Reporting",Help with Afghan Dari
  1. Minako Nakayasu, Use of the Term "Reporting"
  2. Jeff Siegel, Searching for an Expert on Afghan Dari and Related Language Varieties
• 11.1696 Qs: Nigerian Pidging, L1 and Written Language
  1. Jens Harder, History and Special Features of Nigerian Pidgin
  2. Thomas T. Field, The Possibility of L1 Being a Written Language
• 11.1697 Qs: Textual Boundaries,SeekingGenie Article(s)
  1. Diana Yankova, Identification of Textual Boundaries
  2. Joyce.Milambiling, Seeking Genie article(s)
• 11.1707 Qs: Quantifier Scope, SLA/Discourse Markers/German
  1. Nasu, Norio, quantifier scope
  2. Simone.Mueller, SLA + discourse marker + German
• 11.1714 Qs: Swiss French Prosody, Rights of Thesis Authors
  1. Fougeron Cecile, Ref. on Swiss French Prosody
  2. Erica Thrift, Selling of Theses/Dissertations over the Internet
• 11.1723 Qs: Get/Have/Particles, Comp Mediated Conversation
  1. Andrew McIntyre, 'get'/'have', particles
  2. Ragnar Lund, Computer mediated conversation
• 11.1725 Qs: Subject-Prominent to Topic-Prominent,Sapoteco
  1. Sang Hwan Seong, From Subject-Prominent to Topic-Prominent
  2. mfeke, Curso de Sapoteco
• 11.1732 Qs: Function Labels for VPs, "Scyras"
  1. K. Ebensgaard Jensen, Function labels for VPs
  2. John Harsh, "scyras"
• 11.1734 Qs: "Fluency"/L2 Learning, The "@" Sign
  1. HélèneKnoerr, The concept of 'fluency' in Second language learning
  2. karchung, @ it again
• 11.1763 Qs: Open Language Archives
  1. Steven Bird, A Survey of Open Language Archives
• 11.1774 Qs: Nabokov Word Play, Performativity/Slavic Langs
  1. Johnny Thomsen, Nabokov word play
  2. Igor ®. ®agar, Performativity in Slavic Languages
• 11.1775 Qs: Written Lang/Children, Japanese Vowel Devoicing
  1. Geoffrey Sampson, Written Language of 9- and 10-Year Old Children
  2. Takeshi ISHIHARA, Japanese vowel devoicing
• 11.1778 Qs: Nat Semantic Metalang, Denominals/Mandarin
  1. Hazidi Abdul Hamid, Natural Semantic Metalanguage
  2. ressy ai, denominals and deadjectives
• 11.1783 Qs: Tools for Plotting Formant Values, Eng Idioms
  1. Zsuzsanna Fagyal-Le Mentec, Tools for plotting formant values
  2. Lotfi, Query: Learning English idioms
• 11.1786 Qs: L2 Processing,Lexicons & Grammars for PC-PATR
  1. Jean-Marc Dewaele, Individual Differences in L2 Processing
  2. Rick Morneau, Looking for Lexicons and Grammars for PC-PATR
• 11.1795 Qs: Semitic Consonants, "But" in German/English
  1. Carole Unseth, Semitic Consonant Frequencies and Positions
  2. Kristina Kotcheva, 'but'
• 11.1818 Qs: Spanish Verbs, Spanish Dialects/US Sp Pathology
  1. Margaret Salome, Spanish Verb Classes
  2. Rick Mc Callister, Spanish dialects in US/Speech Pathology
• 11.1819 Qs: Etymology of "Skivvies",Survey on Spanish
  1. Douglas G. Wilson, Etymology of the word "Skivvies"
  2. Leo Ferres, Survey on the Aspect of Agency in Spanish
• 11.1839 Qs: Obviation, Filled Pauses in Spanish
  1. Itziar San Martin, Obviation
  2. Teresa L. Soto, Filled Pauses in Spanish
• 11.1859 Qs: Subject Doubling,Vision-Impaired Students
  1. iksan park, Doubling on Subjects in Causative Constructions
  2. Satu Manninen, Teaching a Vision-Impaired Student
• 11.1866 Qs: MA w/ No-Thesis Option,Nuer-English Dictionary
  1. Stanley Dubinsky, MA in Linguistics with no-thesis option
  2. Joyce Neu, Request for Nuer-English Dictionary
• 11.1867 Qs: Help w/ "Hieroglyphics",Ling Analysis of Film
  1. Natalie Schilling-Estes, "Hieroglyphics" Translation/Language Identification
  2. Claudia Bubel, Linguistic Analysis of Film Dialogue
• 11.1868 Qs: Codeswitching data, Word Order
  1. Silvia, Codeswitching data
  2. Gert Young, Word Order in Non-Configurational Languages
• 11.1876 Qs: Status of Relatives,Communication Strategies
  1. Susana Rezzano, Can relatives be considered a form of reference?
  2. seza dogruoz, Second Language Learner Communication Strategies
• 11.1877 Qs: Psycholing Textbooks,English & German Corpora
  1. Regina Morin, Undergrad Psycholinguistic Textbooks
  2. Frank Oswalt, Corpora English and German
• 11.1879 Qs: Phrasal Quantification, Deletion/Epenthesis
  1. Torodd Kinn, Phrasal quantification
  2. Claire Bowern, Linguist seeking Language ...
• 11.1880 Qs: "Be" Omission/Newscasts, Correction Re:Scarab
  1. Carson T Schutze, 'be' omission in (American?) English newscaster-speak
  2. Natalie Schilling-Estes, correction re: scarab (issue 11.1867)
• 11.1888 Qs: "4U"-Type Constructions, Redundancy/Ambiguity
  1. Lorenz Hofer, Term for expressions like "4U" and alike
  2. HMooney, degrees of redundancy/ambiguity/comprehensibility
• 11.1890 Qs: Phonological Change/Imitation, Berber Lang
  1. Bill Palmer, Phonological change driven by imitation
  2. Naima Louali, recherche information
• 11.1904 Qs: Written English/Ireland, Periphrastic Causative
  1. Geoffrey Sampson, Irish written English
  2. YANAGI Tomohiro, periphrastic causatives
• 11.1910 Qs: Color Terms, Situational Sp. Comprehension
  1. Zakhar Ling, Colour terms in exotic languages
  2. PezBoySka, Situational Speech and Comprehension
• 11.1918 Qs: Proficiency assessment, Portmanteau Pronouns
  1. Gary Jasdzewski, Proficiency assessment
  2. davidgil, Portmanteau Pronouns
• 11.1933 Qs: Lang/Gender & Novelists, Phonetics CDs/RP Eng
  1. anna livia, language and the gender of novelists
  2. Amalia Arvaniti, CDs on Phonetics
• 11.1948 Qs: Indeclinable Words, The Minimalist Program
  1. Mike Maxwell, Indeclinable words
  2. Natascha Pomino, The Minimalist Program
• 11.1952 Qs: Modified Idioms
  1. Flor Mena, modified idioms
• 11.1982 Qs: VARBRUL/Salient Factors, MT Evaluations
  1. gill cai, Salient factors using the VARBRUL program
  2. Tim Read, Machine translation evaluations wanted
• 11.1983 Qs: Native Lang Denigration,Multi-Lingual Wordlists
  1. HMooney, Negative Views of Languages by Native Speakers
  2. Laila Lalami, Wordlists in Two Languages
• 11.1987 Qs: Categorical Sound Discrimination, "End-focus"
  1. Sean P McGrew, infant categorical sound discrimination
  2. Denis Jamet, end-focus
• 11.2018 Qs: "at least", Arabic Conditional Markers
  1. Suzette Haden Elgin, At least
  2. Eerik Dickinson, Arabic conditional markers
• 11.2019 Qs: Frequency Dictionary/OE, Causative Construction
  1. Berg, Frequency Dictionary of Old English
  2. Ruprecht von Waldenfels, causative constructions
• 11.2020 Qs: Language Names, Varieties of American Eng/Text
  1. Arnold Zwicky, language names
  2. Linda Rashidi, course in varieties of American English
• 11.2042 Qs: Automated Pitch Analysis,Undergrad Ling Major
  1. Sean Armstrong, Software for Automated Pitch Analysis
  2. Richrd Cameron, Help with Proposal for Undergrad Major in Linguistics
• 11.2043 Qs: Statistical Packages, Linguists' Birth Dates
  1. gill cai, Advice on Statistical Packages
  2. Mora - Graffi, Linguists' Birth Dates
• 11.2051 Qs: Complete Language Tree, Blumstein et al.
  1. fredblank.bayberrytravel, Searching for a Complete Language Tree
  2. Pier Marco Bertinetto, Searching for "Blumstein et al."
• 11.2054 Qs: Phonetics Text/Undergrad, LPC Sp. Re-synthesis
  1. Rumiko Sode, Phonetics/phonology textbook for undergrads
  2. peter dennis viechnicki, lpc re-synthesis
• 11.2070 Qs: 16th Century French, Russian Corpora
  1. Pat Lauze, French of the 16th century
  2. Lela nozadze, russian corpora
• 11.2072 Qs: Data Archival, Fonts/Dialectological Maps
  1. Neal Audenaert, Data Archival and Retrieval
  2. Rand Valentine, Fonts for Dialectological Maps
• 11.2073 Qs: Right Node Raising, Text/Phoneme Examples
  1. JOHN R TE VELDE, Right Node Raising
  2. Mark_Mandel, text with phonetic coverage
• 11.2097 Qs: L2 Communication Difference, Chinese Characters
  1. seza dogruoz, individual differences in second or foreign language communication
  2. marciasuzuki, Question on Chinese characters
• 11.2115 Qs: Evolution of Pronouns, Linguasphere
  1. Mark J. Reed, Evolution of pronouns
  2. Dr. John E. McLaughlin, Linguasphere
• 11.2126 Qs: Iranian / Turkic etymologies, Mokilese
  1. David Gil, Iranian / Turkic etymologies
  2. Asya Pereltsvaig, Where is Mokilese spoken?
• 11.2143 Qs: Latin American Lang Policies,Hearing Assessment
  1. Amy, Language Policies in Latin America
  2. Sylvia Moosmüller, Hearing Assessment in Profoundly Deaf Infants
• 11.2162 Qs: Joos/van der Post Refs, Internet Keywords
  1. colkitto, references needed
  2. Russell Arent, Classification of Internet Search Keywords
• 11.2164 Qs: List of Most Common Words, Animal Names
  1. Prof. Yaacov Choueka, most common words
  2. Robin Allott, Animal names
• 11.2180 Qs: Lang Distance and L2 Learnability, "Versus"
  1. Alan Dench, language distance and learnability
  2. Marek Przezdziecki, "versus"
• 11.2201 Qs: French "Si", Systemic Functional Ling/Spanish
  1. Ira Noveck, Question on the French reply "Si"
  2. Susana Rezzano, SFL and Spanish
• 11.2215 Qs: Crime Scene Language, Syntactic Variation
  1. Horacio Saggion, Crime Scene Language
  2. nmontessuit, Syntactic Variation in Monolingual Corpora
• 11.2231 Qs: Non-English Sociolinguistics Textbooks
  1. P L Patrick, Request for Non-English Sociolinguistics Textbooks
• 11.2243 Qs: Event Structure, Fundamental Frequency & Mood
  1. Andrea Schalley, Event Structure
  2. Jennifer Barrett, Fundamental frequency and speaker mood
• 11.2257 Qs: Word Processing in Greek,Psychology and Reading
  1. Arthur Wang, Word Processing in Greek
  2. Robert Inglis, Gestalt psychology and the psychology of reading
• 11.2258 Qs: Ling Theory & Ancient Lang,Lang Acquisition
  1. Gert Young, Modern Linguistic Theory Applied to Ancient Languages
  2. Osburne, Andrea (English), Comparing Language Acquisition Courses
• 11.2265 Qs: Syntax Errors/ESL, List/Standardised Sentences
  1. John Ebinger, Universal Syntax Errors of English Language Learners
  2. Jennifer Barrett, sentence list
• 11.2266 Qs: Tagged Corpora/Non-Eng, Norwegian Compounds
  1. jre, Tagged corpora
  2. Sergio Scalise, Norwegian Compounds
• 11.2267 Qs: Glottal Stop/Am Eng, Polysemy/Psycholinguistics
  1. Godev, Concepcion, American English glottal stop references
  2. p.larrivee@aston.ac.uk (Pierre Larrivée), Query: Psycholinguistics of "GrammatiCal" Polysemy
• 11.2294 Qs: Phantom Phrases, "To mean"/Arguments
  1. karchung, Phantom phrases
  2. Jorge Guitart, query about arguments--to mean
• 11.2301 Qs: English Adjectives,Norms, Taboo, and Euphemism
  1. Nancy Salay, Morphological Rules for English Adjective Construction
  2. Lilli S Hamilton, Norms, Taboo, and Euphemism in a Particular Speech Community
• 11.2302 Qs: English/Vietnamese Translator, Future of Lang
  1. Scott Hu, Searching for an English to/from Vietnamese Translator
  2. David Appell, Searching for Articles on the Future of Language
• 11.2310 Qs: Ling/Lit Texts, Non-Eng Secondary Predication
  1. Linda R. Waugh, linguistics and literature
  2. Jose-Luis Mendivil Giro, Non-English Resultative Secondary Predication
• 11.2313 Qs: Bahasa Indonesia,Relativization by Deletion
  1. Ninik Poedjianto, References on Bahasa Indonesia
  2. William J. Crawford, Relativization by Deletion
• 11.2328 Qs: Partial Reduplication, Comp Ling Experiment
  1. Bert Vaux, partial reduplication with fixed segmentism
  2. Annette Preissner, summarizer for HTML/comp ling/survey
• 11.2333 Qs: Hays/PALM Reference, Address Forms in Classroom
  1. Simone.Mueller, PALM - a journal?
  2. Yuko Taniguchi, Address Forms in Classroom
• 11.2347 Qs: Hybrid Functional Categories, Men/Women/Writing
  1. miru, hybrid functional categories
  2. MARJAN TAVAKKOLI, Women, Men and Writing Differences
• 11.2349 Qs: Kanzi Video, Ling Patterns in Therapy Patients
  1. Zhelia, Kanzi video
  2. donna troisi, Linguistic patterns of people in therapy
• 11.2350 Qs: Socioling/Modern Romania, Quotative Inversion
  1. Oanagu, Language change in contemporary Romanians
  2. Chris Collins, Quotative Inversion
• 11.2373 Qs: Grammatical Gender/Codeswitching, Reduplication
  1. Florencia Franceschina, Grammatical Gender in Code-Switching
  2. Teal Nicole Bissell, Reduplication cases
• 11.2386 Qs: Irish English Corpora,Understanding of POS
  1. Marc Fryd, Irish English Corpora
  2. Mark_Mandel, Native Speakers' Understanding of POS
• 11.2387 Qs: Latin American Spanish,Korean Hangul frequency
  1. V P, Latin American Spanish
  2. Tim Mills, Korean Hangul frequency
• 11.2392 Qs: Icelandic Construction, Arabic as Mother Tongue
  1. YukaMakita, Icelandic existential constructions
  2. Amr IBRAHIM, Acquisition of Arabic as mother tongue
• 11.2393 Qs: Rotuman Characters/HTML, Etymological Research
  1. Hans Schmidt, Rotuman Characters/HTML fonts
  2. Donald Stahl, History of Etymological Scholarship
• 11.2394 Qs: SFL/Transitivity in Russian, 3 Articles Needed
  1. K.J. MASON, Systemic Functional Linguistics and Transitivity in Russian
  2. JY Wang, Articles needed
• 11.2395 Qs: Sound-denotative Affixes, Unusual Spanish Form
  1. RM, Sound-denotative affixes
  2. Colin Whiteley, Unusual Spanish construction
• 11.2401 Qs: "I forget", Simple Lexical Decision Data
  1. HMooney, "I forget" query
  2. Joanna Raczaszek, word recognition - question
• 11.2426 Qs: Unusual Eng Constructions, French Verb Prefix
  1. Larry, Unusual English contructions
  2. Elizabeth Hamacher, the French verb prefix co-, con-, com-
• 11.2434 Qs: "spitten image", Aberesh Language in Italy
  1. Laurence Horn, The cross-linguistic "spitten image"
  2. Vattimo, Ronald J, Aberesh vs Albanian
• 11.2435 Qs: Non-resultative/Non-Eng, Khmer Vowels
  1. Jose-Luis Mendivil, Non English and non resultative
  2. Robert R. Ratcliffe, Khmer vowels
• 11.2447 Qs: Discourse Universals, Database/Rules/Phonology
  1. Heather Haberl, Frequency of Inflections
  2. Jebbour Abdelkrim, Searchable database of phonological rules
• 11.2448 Qs: Recorded Jukun Speech, Sounds in English
  1. Aniruddh Patel, recordings of Jukun
  2. Harrington, Michael, Help Please - Phonetics
• 11.2450 Qs: South Korean Honorific Words,Garawa stress
  1. Eunsook Sung, Honorific Words in South Korean
  2. Birgit Alber, Garawa stress pattern
• 11.2465 Qs: Mass vs. Count Nouns,Speech Analysis Software
  1. Julio Viejo, Mass Nouns vs. Count Nouns
  2. Robert Inglis, Speech Analysis Software
• 11.2466 Qs: Homophone Frequency, Audio Files/"Motherese"
  1. azheltukhin, Homophone frequency
  2. Christian Schmeer, motheres in audio files
• 11.2485 Qs: Word Formation/Eng, Disambiguation/Persian
  1. johan stam, Word formation in English
  2. AMIR SHAHAB SHAHABI, disambigution on Persian Language Processing
• 11.2486 Qs: Western Punctuation System, Tone Analysis
  1. M. Patessio, Western punctuation system
  2. wilsons6, Looking for linguistic articles on tone
• 11.2497 Qs: Spanglish Authors, Positive/Negative Certainty
  1. Elina Lopez, Spanglish authors
  2. Phil Gaines, Don't expect/expect not to
• 11.2498 Qs: Quantifiers/Slavic Lang, "Garden Path Anaphora"
  1. Giuliana Giusti, quantifiers in slavic languages
  2. Josef Meyer, examples of "garden path anaphora"
• 11.2499 Qs: Rhinal/First Defined, Metaphor/Scientific Lang
  1. angel, "Rhinal" first defined?
  2. Carmen Galán Rodríguez, metáforasdel lenguaje científico
• 11.2501 Qs: Chimp Gesture Refs, Eng Etymology Disc on Net
  1. Fay Wouk, Chimp gesture references
  2. Dennis Philps, English Etymology Discussion Group
• 11.2530 Qs: Word and Character Frequency,Contacts in Guyana
  1. Tim Mills, Japanese Word and Character Frequency
  2. Doug Whalen, Contacts in Guyana
• 11.2531 Qs: Quechua Pronominal Plural Markers,Translation
  1. Masha Vassilieva, Quechua Pronominal Plural Markers
  2. Selma Hichri, Translating from English into French
• 11.2548 Qs: Origin of 'Conspiracy',Tools for Tree Diagrams
  1. Joseph Tomei, Origin of the Term 'Conspiracy' in Generative Phonology and Linguistics
  2. Nick Reid, Java Tools for Tree Diagrams
• 11.2549 Qs: Typologies of Frames, Formal Discourse Markers
  1. Koltsova Natalia, Frame typologies
  2. Frederick Newmeyer, formal discourse markers and elements of discourse
• 11.2550 Qs: Rhythm/Speech/Music, Prepositions/German
  1. Aniruddh Patel, rhythm in speech and music
  2. C.F. Hempelmann, Stranded Prepositions in Northern German Dialects
• 11.2557 Qs: French Interrogative/Varieties, "Phone Text"
  1. Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen, Interrogatives in varieties of French outside of France
  2. feargal murphy, text messages on mobile phones
• 11.2571 Qs: Regional Dialects, Gen Phonology Texts/Spanish
  1. Lauren Gibson, Regional Dialects
  2. Jebbour Abdelkrim, Generative phonology handbooks in Spanish.
• 11.2572 Qs: Australian Aboriginal Lang, French Anaphor/UG
  1. colkitto@sprint.ca, Australian Aboriginal Language
  2. Tosh, UG parameters in French anaphor binding
• 11.2601 Qs: Negative Questions, Pragmatics/Film Dubbing
  1. YANAGI Tomohiro, Answer to negative question
  2. Xu Xiaofei, Pragmatics/film dubbing
• 11.2602 Qs: Afro-Caribbean Fr. Corpora, Inuit/Russian Words
  1. R.A. Mitchell, Afro-Caribbean French corpora
  2. Rachel Reynolds, Need Inuit and Russian marine vocabulary help
• 11.2621 Qs: Spectrography/Voiceprints, Playground Language
  1. Robert Inglis, Spectrography/Voiceprint analysis
  2. Dick Hudson, Playground language
• 11.2622 Qs: Japanese "Ka" and "No", Adjective Order/English
  1. JENS H. JENSEN, Japanese "Ka" and "No"
  2. michiko, Word order of Adjectives in English.
• 11.2631 Qs: Brazilian/European Portugese, "Dead" Languages
  1. Ida Rebelo, Brazilian Portuguese versus European Portuguese
  2. Kirk McElhearn, Looking for a list of "dead" languages
• 11.2633 Qs: Metaphor Understanding, Lang Acquisition/Gender
  1. Xu Zhanghong, a pragma-cognitive approach to metaphor understanding
  2. Diane Pesco, sex/gender & language acquisition
• 11.2637 Qs: Korean Corpus, Cyrillic OCR
  1. Elena Rudnitskaya, Korean Corpus
  2. JeffPower, Cyrillic OCR
• 11.2638 Qs: Articulation Therapy, L2/Predictable Mistakes
  1. Sylvia Moosmüller, articulation therapy
  2. Takame Sabine, predictable mistakes in L2
• 11.2652 Qs: Gricean Pragmatics Text,History of Ling Thought
  1. Peter Svenonius, Gricean Pragmatics Text - Source?
  2. Daller, Helmut, History of Linguistic Thought - videos
• 11.2653 Qs: OCR for Syriac, Anaphora Resolution Software
  1. Prem Fernando, OCR for Syriac
  2. Copperman, Max, Anaphora Resolution Software
• 11.2666 Qs: Magnetic Phonetics Suggestion,Yiddish Phonology
  1. Michael Bernstein, Magnetic Phonetics Suggestions?
  2. Jose G. Centeno, Yiddish Phonology
• 11.2667 Qs: Posture Verbs, Postpositions in English
  1. John Newman, Posture Verbs
  2. Matthew L. Juge, Postpositions in English?
• 11.2682 Qs: Final Long Vowels, Teachers of Indigenous Langs
  1. Joaquim Brandãode Carvalho, Final long vowels
  2. Armelle Denis, ELL: Certification for teachers of indigenous languages.
• 11.2683 Qs: Recognizing Collocations, Secondary Predicates
  1. CallMeSal, Computer program for recognizing collocations
  2. satoe nakai, Acquisition of secondary predicates
• 11.2697 Qs: "-ed" Participial Adj, 3-Word Noun Phrases/List
  1. Silvia Elena Benson, -ed participial adjectives
  2. paullisten, 3 Word Noun Phrases/Word Lists
• 11.2714 Qs: Pinyin Transcription,Communicative Teaching
  1. Gretchen Pfeil, Online Resources for Pinyin Transcription of Chinese Characters
  2. marefat, Communicative Language Teaching
• 11.2752 Qs: Latin Knowledge, "Proper" Adjectival Suffixes
  1. colkitto@sprint.ca, Knowledge of Latin Quote
  2. Steven Schaufele, `proper' adjectival suffixes
• 11.2753 Qs: Morph Case/Syllabi, Celtic Langs/Adjectives
  1. Stephen M. Wechsler, case syllabi
  2. Denis Bouchard, Adjectives in Celtic languages
• 11.2772 Qs: Pronunciations/"Whore", Reference/Coseriu
  1. HMooney, variant pronunciation of "whore"
  2. Adam Glaz, Reference/Eugenio Coseriu
• 11.2780 Qs: Non-subcategorized Complements, Hist of Ling
  1. Ren Zhang, non-subcategorized complement
  2. Fay Wouk, History of Linguistics readings
• 11.2781 Qs: Subj Dislocation/Alzheimers, Stranded Modifiers
  1. Andrea Schultze-Jena, left dislocation and Alzheimers disease
  2. Christian Duetschmann, Argument inheritance & stranded modifiers with compounds

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