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• 12.4 Qs: SLA/Phrasal Stress, Frequency/Russian Words
  1. zakery mahbobeh, SLA and Phrasal Stress
  2. Melissa Gygi, russian words regarding frequency usage
• 12.5 Qs: Kiparski Reference, Mandarin/Eng Code-Switching
  1. Ted Harding), Kiparski Reference Sought
  2. Du Xiaobo, Mandarin Chinese and English code-switching.
• 12.6 Qs: Teachers' Talk & EFL, Perception Verbs
  1. gary zhang, Teachers' talk and EFL
  2. J-C Khalifa, perception verbs
• 12.7 Qs: Malay Resources, Null Subj./Coordinated Clauses
  1. Khairul.Sufi, Linguistic Resources for Malay
  2. Bruno Oliveira Maroneze, Null subject in coordinated clauses
• 12.36 Qs: Tate Oral English, English as Global Language
  1. khorshid, Tate Oral English
  2. Marilena Di Stasi, English as global language
• 12.51 Qs: German Frequency List, TOEFL & Konkani Speakers
  1. maxim_tsoy@nm.ru, German Frequency List
  2. OHKADO Masayuki, TOEFL and Konkani speakers
• 12.65 Qs: Japanese Corpora, Verb 'Dismiss', Dubbing
  1. Mark_Mandel, Japanese Speech Corpora
  2. Kevin Lemoine, The verb "dismiss"
  3. s.hofmann, Dubbing in Latinamerica
• 12.91 Qs: Gender Differences/Non-verbal, Relative Clauses
  1. Michal Lisecki, Gender Differences in Non-verbal Communication
  2. Jo, Relative Clauses
• 12.98 Qs: Freudian Slips/Sign Lang, Phonological Opacity
  1. Tim Jay, Freudian Slips in Sign Language
  2. Nathan Sanders, Exceptionless Phonological Opacity
• 12.99 Qs: English/Internet's Effect, Punctuation Studies
  1. Robert Beard, Internet's effect on English
  2. David Sherriff, English punctuation
• 12.100 Qs: "Phonetiseurs", Comprehensive Semantic Research
  1. Virginie Bréüs, "Phonetiseurs"
  2. Wil Snyder, Comprehensive Semantic research
• 12.101 Qs: Glossary/Comp Ling, Authorship/Written Text
  1. James Rores, Glossary of Comp Ling/Speech & Lang Processing terms
  2. Malcolm Corney, Looking for Material on Group Differences in Writing
• 12.123 Qs: Frequency List/Communication Aids, "Tra-la-la"
  1. Simon.Brownsell, word frequency for communication aids
  2. Elizabeth Alexander, Equivalents of the syllables: "tra-la-la"
• 12.124 Qs: Interlang Pragmatics, Latinate Verbs in English
  1. cmv, interlanguage pragmatics
  2. r.smollett, Latinate verbs in English
• 12.140 Qs: wanna contraction, William's Syndrome
  1. Gerardo Salgueiro, wanna contraction and similar phenomena
  2. John Clarke, William's Syndrome
• 12.145 Qs: Labiodental Fricatives, Bilabials/Labiodentals
  1. Carol L. Tenny, Labiodental fricatives
  2. MarioThree, bilabials and labiodentals
• 12.146 Qs: Quantifier Raising and the Binding Theory
  1. Lotfi, Dances with the Quantifiers!
• 12.147 Qs: Negation/Partial Movement/ "wh-in-situ" Langs
  1. Melanie.Klepp, negation, partial movement and wh-in-situ
• 12.181 Qs: French/Eng List, "become of"/"all of a sudden"
  1. Daniel Poirier, Need help locating a linguistic reference
  2. HMooney, become of and all of a sudden
• 12.182 Qs: Corpus/Learner French, "Endolinguistica"
  1. Granger Sylviane, Corpus of Learner French
  2. John Matthews, Endolinguistica
• 12.185 Qs: Adaptive IR Systems, Irish Ogham Alphabet
  1. Julita Vassileva, Adaptive IR systems: online systems and papers?
  2. Sean A. Day, Ogham alphabet
• 12.186 Qs: Korean Ling Lists, Fixed Order/Morphemes
  1. Nishimura Mari, about Korean liguistics-lists
  2. Paul A. Garcia, Fixed Order
• 12.224 Qs: German Verbology, Sound Symbolism/Chinese
  1. Raija Solatie, Vl: trennbare und untrennbare Vorsilben
  2. Hiroaki Kitano, Sound symbolism in Chinese
• 12.225 Qs: Stop Systems, Descriptive Portuguese Grammar
  1. Vincent DeCaen, stops - diachronics
  2. Heather Haberl, Portuguese Grammar
• 12.236 Qs: Calendrical System Terms, Prolonged Sp Sounds
  1. Pascale Jacq, Calendrical systems & plant/animal terms
  2. Robert Eklund, Elongated/prolonged speech sounds
• 12.248 Qs: Intensifiers/Thai, Coarticulation & Ellision
  1. Panuwat Klubsri-on, Intensifiers in Southern Thai Dialect
  2. Alain Thériault, "Coarticualtion" with silenced vowels
• 12.258 Qs: Compensatory Shortening, Lang Maps on Web
  1. Todd O'Bryan, Compensatory Shortening?
  2. Laura, Language Maps Avail ????
• 12.298 Qs: Talking Drums/Whistled Sp, Audio-Visual Corpus
  1. Aniruddh Patel, talking drums / whistled speech
  2. gina, audio-visual speech corpus?
• 12.299 Qs: Term Complexity Standard, 19th Cent Taboo Words
  1. Allen C. Browne (A Harmless Drudge), Standard Measures of Term Complexity
  2. anne dykstra, taboo words
• 12.314 Qs: Occurrence Frequencies/Korean, Sorani/Kurdish
  1. Chunling Zhang, Occurrence Frequencies of Korean words
  2. Penny, Sorani/Kurdish
• 12.320 Qs: Non-lexical Interjections, "Wh-" Construction
  1. gina, nonlexical interjections?
  2. shouna, wh- construction
• 12.321 Qs: Ideas for Undergrad Course, Lang and Logic
  1. Debra Aarons, mysteries
  2. Gale, George, Language and principles of logic
• 12.322 Qs: Solresol Audio Files, Haitian Interdentals
  1. Gabriele Scheler, Solresol Audio Files
  2. Marc Picard, Haitian pronunciation of interdentals
• 12.357 Qs: References/Multilinguists, Preposition/Register
  1. Franco.Cappelletti, books on multilinguists
  2. William J. Crawford, preposition placement in written and spoken registers
• 12.358 Qs: Slavic Consonant Clusters, "K"/Mandarin Chinese
  1. Tobias Scheer, Slavic initial Sonorant-Obstruent clusters
  2. Ken Shan, "K" in Mandarin Chinese
• 12.378 Qs: German Dialects, Subcategorization in MP
  1. maike engelhardt, German dialects and language attitude
  2. Dan Everett, Lexical/Functional Subcategorization in MP
• 12.397 Qs: Greek Lang in Libya, Trans/Interpretation Texts
  1. Phoevos Panagiotidis, A language of Greek origin in Eastern Libya?
  2. Eddy Gaytán, Translation-Interpretation Literature
• 12.398 Qs: Henry Sweet Quote, Public Domain Video Corpora
  1. colkitto@sprint.ca, question - quote
  2. linda.means, public-domain video corpora?
• 12.399 Qs: English Loan Words in Chinese, Polish Passive
  1. Rulai LI, Query: OT analysis of resyllabification of English loan word into Chinese
  2. Andrea Sanso', passive in polish
• 12.441 Qs: Bosnian/Croatian/Serb, Article re Letter "z"
  1. ROB O'CONNOR, bosnian/croatian/serbian
  2. Carsten Sinner, Article about letter "z"
• 12.442 Qs: European Wordlists, "Adopt" in Other Cultures
  1. Moon Shadow, A Wordlist Request
  2. Peter Yost, "adopt" in other cultures
• 12.448 Qs: Urdu Pedagogy, LaTeX Linguistic Materials
  1. Asad Sayeed, Urdu pedagogy
  2. Asad Sayeed, LaTeX linguistics packages
• 12.453 Qs: French Assessment Test, Aids/American Eng
  1. Sharon L. Shelly, language placement tests
  2. Ulrike Kaunzner, pronunciation exercises US
• 12.472 Qs: Names for Fingers, Politeness Survey/Russian
  1. Xulio Sousa, Names for fingers
  2. Michael Betsch, Experiment on politeness in Russian
• 12.494 Qs: Constrastive Ling Textbook, Vennemann Quote
  1. Frank Oswalt, Contrastive linguistics textbook
  2. Theriault Alain, A quote from Vennemann
• 12.520 Qs: Discourse Referents/Time, "Gengo Seikatsu"
  1. Robert Belvin, discourse referents and time
  2. Vladimir Rykov, Gengo Seikatsu
• 12.527 Qs: Eprint Archives, Software/Semantic Analysis
  1. Stevan Harnad, Survey of Users and Non-Users of Eprint Archives
  2. Wil Snyder, software for grammar/semantic analysis
• 12.545 Qs: Input/Output & L2, Drawing/Writing & L2
  1. leob, Input/Output and L2 Production
  2. leob, Drawing/Writing and L2
• 12.546 Qs: Pragmatism/Structuralism, Case Gov't Outside IE
  1. Dan Everett, American Pragmatism and American Structuralism
  2. Matthew Baerman, Case government outside of IE
• 12.559 Qs: John F. Carrington, French Word Frequency List
  1. Aniruddh Patel, John F. Carrington
  2. Liz Clinkenbeard, French word frequency list
• 12.560 Qs: SVCs/Papuan/Austronesian, Internet2 and Ling
  1. Miriam van Staden, SVCs/Papuan & Austronesian languages
  2. Geoffrey S. Nathan, Internet2 and Linguistics
• 12.561 Qs: Ellipsis in English, Anglicisms in Spanish
  1. George A. Senf, English Elipese
  2. Douglas C Walker, Anglicisms in Spanish
• 12.600 Qs: German Rainbow Passage, SLP Test/Phonemes
  1. Mary Grantham O'Brien, German rainbow passage
  2. Titterington, Jill, use of word initial phonemes in syllable initial position within a non word
• 12.612 Qs: "Waves" Source/Substitute, British Eng Survey
  1. j.mukherjee@uni-bonn.de, MARSEC/Waves converter
  2. Richard Todd (Forensic Audio Unit), Survey on Foreign-Accented (British) English Speech
• 12.629 Qs: Text Analysis/Author, Brazil/Port WordList
  1. Albert E. Krahn, Who was that text analysis author?
  2. Alexander Prado, Brazilian Portuguese WordList
• 12.643 Qs: Pre-stopped Liquids/Nasals, Analyzing Tone
  1. Viola Guulia Miglio, Pre-stopped Liquids/Nasals
  2. racheles, Instrumental Analysis of Tone
• 12.659 Qs: Entity Reference, Online Phonetic Transparency
  1. Gregory Ward, Entity reference/nominal expressions
  2. Chris Wen-Chao Li, online phonetic transparency
• 12.660 Qs: NP Length Statistics, IE Substratum?
  1. Arkady Borkovsky, NP length distribution? Sentence length distribution?
  2. Vincent DeCaen, IE substratum?
• 12.661 Qs: Talking Drums, Rel String Frequency/Author ID
  1. Elke Hentschel, Talking drums
  2. rreck@rreck.sealsoft.com, relative string frequency for author identification
• 12.662 Qs: Standard Character Set, Topic/Focus:Swed/German
  1. Gann Ketty, Standard character set for india languages and others
  2. Sébastien Druon, Topic and Focus expression in Swedish and German
• 12.690 Qs: Phonology/It Borrowings, Obligatory Neg-raising
  1. Rod McConchie, phonology of Italian borrowings in English
  2. Bertoli Sand, negation and modals in latin: non debere
• 12.709 Qs: IPA Symbol/Spanish Rhotic, Romance Ling Text
  1. Jorge M. Guitart, Query about Spanish rhotic
  2. flan3283, Romance linguistics
• 12.711 Qs: Onomatopoeia/Babies, Kinesthetic-based Language
  1. Gina, infant-learning of onomatopoeias and phonotactics
  2. Dan Moonhawk Alford, Kinesthetic-based Human Languages?
• 12.728 Qs: Teaching Blind L2/L3, Asian Lang Acquistion
  1. beate luo, mainstreaming blind students in a foreign language class.
  2. Scott McGinnis, Asian (Chinese, Japanese and Korean) language heritage learner research
• 12.729 Qs: L2 Pragmatics Crossover, "Motherese" Corpora
  1. Jax Dalton, Politeness and Spanish/English crosscultural communication
  2. Christian Schmeer, "Motherese" Corpora
• 12.742 Qs: Latin Phrases, Sports Announcer Metaphors
  1. Stefano Bertolo, Latin quotes
  2. tchupbus (PETER BUSSE), Metaphors in the radio to describe soccer games.
• 12.743 Qs: Takhelne/Gaelic Link, Morphological Ambiguity
  1. colkitto@sprint.ca, Takhelne Indian/Gaelic Link
  2. Karen Froud, Morphological ambiguity
• 12.748 Qs: ESL Test Online, "Suppletive form" Aphasia?
  1. steven donahue, Standardized Pronunciation Online-- English
  2. Dr. Joel M. Hoffman, "suppletive form" aphasia?
• 12.791 Qs: Phonological Recall Task, 2nd Lang/Canada
  1. Catherine Walter, Phonological similarity: recall and production
  2. Auger, Julie, Second language instruction in Canada
• 12.792 Qs: Space/Place Construal, Chinese Conditional
  1. m chuk, spatial construal in sepik river region
  2. tzpj, conditional in Chinese
• 12.793 Qs: Branching Direction, German Particle "also"
  1. Wayles Browne, frequency of branching direction
  2. Simone.Mueller, German particle "also"
• 12.817 Qs: Ancient Chinese Taboo Words, Tokenization Ref
  1. Gabriele Bugada, Ancient Chinese taboo words
  2. Maite Taboada, tokenization reference
• 12.821 Qs: Gender Studies/Native Am, SAE/Black Communities
  1. Beth Snyder, Gender Studies, Native American
  2. Robert Trammell, SURVEY OF STANDARD SPEAKERS IN BLACK AMERICA
• 12.842 Qs: Ligurian Documents, Survey/Italian Speakers
  1. ab.g@libero.it, Ligurian Documents
  2. Martha McGinnis, Italian speakers wanted
• 12.843 Qs: Implicit Agent/Passive, Source/Grice Article
  1. Anja Wanner, Implicit Agent in Passives
  2. Regina Musselman-Perez, Source for article on Grice
• 12.867 Qs: Semantics Text/Answers, Visual Word Recognition
  1. Janet Randall, Semantics text/Answers to Exercises
  2. Kari Kraus, autocorrect function in word processing software
• 12.868 Qs: Algonkian Reduplicative, Action Nouns/Syntax
  1. Zylogy, Algonkian reduplicative constructions
  2. Lars Martin Fosse, Action nouns
• 12.869 Qs: Lang of Youth Subculture, Journal/Formal Syntax
  1. Marcin Lewandowski, Languages of subcultures
  2. FABRNI, Formal Syntax
• 12.889 Qs: Subject-Aux Inversion, L.S. Levin Manuscript
  1. Frederick Newmeyer, History of Subject-Aux Inversion
  2. Cathy Clavette, Looking for a manuscript by Levin, L.S.
• 12.899 Qs: "Croak" as Trans Verb, Paraguayan Spanish
  1. Anatol Stefanowitsch, Qs: Transitive use of _croak_
  2. sonia.colina, Qs: Native speakers of Paraguayan Spanish
• 12.909 Qs: French Database/Children, Phonological Parsers
  1. Julie Franck, French database of children's oral productions
  2. Alain Thériault, Online phonological parsers
• 12.910 Qs: Danakil/Afar, Russian/German Comparative Ling
  1. Carl Rubino, Looking for Danakil/Afar speaker or linguist
  2. Evgeniy Gabrilovich, Comparative linguistics: Russian - German
• 12.926 Qs: Life is Journey/Metaphor, Grammaticalization
  1. tzuyinlai, LIFE IS JOURNEY metaphor in poetry
  2. Fernando Bermúdez, Grammaticalization of point of view
• 12.943 Qs: Eng Vowels/Alcohol's Effect, Garo Lang Expert
  1. Elisabetta Maria Perotti, english vowels and alcohol
  2. Ljuba Veselinova, Garo Language Expert
• 12.984 Qs: Short Message System/Corpora, PPs/Paths/Places
  1. forus, Corpora on SMS? Do they really exist?
  2. Andrew McIntyre, PPs as Paths/Places?
• 12.992 Qs: EFL/Children's Literature, Objects/Front & Back
  1. Sedat Çavdar, CHILDRENS' LITERATURE IN EFL
  2. Bill Palmer, Objects with a front and a back.
• 12.1017 Qs: Basque P Participles, Korean Frequency List
  1. Sandra Paoli, Basque native speakers
  2. Valerie Ventureyra, Korean word frequency dictionary
• 12.1018 Qs: IPA Elect Dictionary, West Greenlandic/"eye"
  1. Shelly Wallace, IPA Electronic Dictionary
  2. angela, WESTGREENLANDIC: search for some expressions concerning the HUMAN EYE
• 12.1044 Qs: Turkish/Eng Dictionary, Noun Forms in Italian
  1. Szendroi Kriszta, Electronic Turkish/English Dictionary
  2. Deja User, 'Death' in Romance
• 12.1045 Qs: Peking Mandarin Survey,Wh-questions/Eng Dialect
  1. Chirkova, K., Peking Mandarin/questionnaire
  2. Jennifer H Mittelstaedt, Wh-questions in New Orleans English
• 12.1046 Qs: Morphology/Mod Standard Arabic, Shallow Parsers
  1. Fatima Badry Zalami, Morphology of Modern Standard Arabic
  2. Zachary Mason, looking for shallow parsers
• 12.1054 Qs: Lang Family Trees, W African Lang Identity
  1. Abdellatif Sellami, Language family trees
  2. Ellalou and Ray Zirblis, West African Languages
• 12.1055 Qs: Acquisition Textbook, Endangered Tribal Langs
  1. Catherine Rudin/HU/AC/WSC, acquisition text
  2. Peter I. Gorvitz, Dead and/or endangered tribal languages
• 12.1057 Qs: Old Eng References, Grammar/Symmetry Breaking
  1. Jena Barchas Lichtenstein, Old English references
  2. Zylogy, Grammar from symmetry breaking
• 12.1080 Qs: DESS ou un DEA en France, Passive/Negation
  1. aurore tumiotto, DESS ou un DEA en France
  2. GéraldineDe Visscher, Testing Passive / Negation
• 12.1081 Qs: English Speakers/Italy, L2 Learning/Adults
  1. Marie-Lucie Tarpent, English Speakers in Medieval Italy
  2. Susan Fischer, L2 Learning by Adults
• 12.1091 Qs: Lengthening/Belgian French, Chinese Characters
  1. Neil Coffey, Final lengthening/segmental duration in Belgian French
  2. Mikula, Chinese Characters in Japanese and Korean
• 12.1108 Qs: Haber & Tener, Quotation: Meaning/Logic
  1. Philippe Prévost, Haber and Tener
  2. Joseph Davis, Quotation: meaning/logic
• 12.1109 Qs: English "No", English Proper Names
  1. KVarcoe, Reduplication of English "No"
  2. Trochtchenkova Kate, Connotative Meaning of English Proper Names
• 12.1112 Qs: Intro to Optimality Theory, Language Database
  1. Jbelopolsky, Introduction to Optimality Theory
  2. Christian Schmeer, Language Database
• 12.1116 Qs: Diminutive "-s"/British Eng, Mass/Count Nouns
  1. Ric Morris, Diminutive (?) "-s" in British English
  2. Lotfi, Mass/Count Nouns
• 12.1119 Qs: Care-giver Speech/Gender, Calvet Article/Source
  1. Marc Reinhardt, gender differences in care-giver speech
  2. Daniel Barragan, Source for article on Calvet
• 12.1132 Qs: Acoustic Component/Nonmanual Sign, Focus/Bangla
  1. Kie Zuraw, Acoustic components of nonmanual signs
  2. sharbani, Focus/Narrow Syntax/Bangla
• 12.1144 Qs: Georg Schwidetzky, Children's Speech Samples
  1. Stephen R. Anderson, Georg Schwidetzky (again)
  2. Christian Schmeer, children's speech samples
• 12.1170 Qs: "Content"/Contributions of Different Modalities
  1. Richard Sproat, Contributions of different modalities to "content"
• 12.1199 Qs: Child Directed Speech, Language Documentation
  1. Christian Schmeer, child directed speech
  2. Steven Bird, language documentation and open source software
• 12.1203 Qs: Eng & French Word Lists, Lexical "Bundles"
  1. Michael Smith, word lists
  2. CallMeSal, teaching of lexical phrases or bundles
• 12.1219 Qs: Speaking Rate Studies, Yaghnobi Sentence
  1. Paul Kerswill, Speaking rate differences
  2. Henkelmann Peter, Yaghnobi sentence?
• 12.1238 Qs: OT/Manam/Murinbata, Presuppositions/Russian
  1. Naturapharma, optimality theory: Manam & Murinbata
  2. Olga Vybornova, presuppositions in Russian
• 12.1256 Qs: Partitive Case/Pronouns, Arabic Phonology
  1. Anna Cardinaletti, partitive case and partitive pronouns
  2. Jar21930, arabic phonology
• 12.1257 Qs: Speaker Numbers/Nat Langs, Intro Text/Chinese
  1. Mark Stevenson, number of speakers for main natural languages
  2. Robert Inglis, A Study of the Chinese Language
• 12.1267 Qs: L2 Learner Corpus, CLAN & CHAT Databases
  1. sanooch na-thalang, learner corpus
  2. Christian Schmeer, clan and chat
• 12.1276 Qs: Spanish Word List, Ling Parameters/Adaptivity
  1. Leo Ferres, e-version of Spanish word frequency list
  2. Pianesi Fabio, linguistic parameters for adaptivity
• 12.1287 Qs: Verb-movement, Unmarked Possessives
  1. sharbani, verb-movement
  2. Joost Kremers, Unmarked possessives
• 12.1311 Qs: Inflectional V Morphemes, Syntactic Elaboration
  1. Ilhan M. Cagri, languages with verbs in situ
  2. Guita Tehranchi, syntactic elaboration
• 12.1312 Qs: "Up" & "Down", Conjunctions with "que"/Fr.
  1. Marc Picard, Up and down
  2. Mullen John, Conjunctions with "que" in French
• 12.1316 Qs: Lang Learning/AI, Anaphora Resolution/Corpora
  1. James Waterhouse, Language Learning AI project
  2. Jahn-Takeshi Saito, Corpus for anaphora resolution
• 12.1319 Qs: "Kicker Girls", Original Source for Translation
  1. Mike Lambert, 'Kicker Girls'
  2. Rodrigo, Translation source
• 12.1320 Qs: Ape/Lexical Creation, Proper Name/Cog Semantics
  1. Celso Álvarez Cáccamo, Lexical creation by signing apes
  2. Zouhair Maalej, Cognitive Semantics of Proper Names
• 12.1322 Qs: Spanish Ling Text, Grammatical Aspect & Focus
  1. Maggie Broner, Introduction to Spanish Linguistics textbook
  2. Andreas Schramm, Grammatical aspect and focus
• 12.1325 Qs: "Cyber-linguistics"/Acronyms, "Football Eng"
  1. Larry D. Chong, Cyber linguistics/Acronyms
  2. Francesca Viacava, Thesis on football English
• 12.1337 Qs: "Story of Eng" Materials, Distance Contrast
  1. horning, Story of English materials?
  2. imai, distance-neutral demonstrative adverb
• 12.1346 Qs: Lexical Creation (rephrased), Child Lang Text
  1. Celso Álvarez Cáccamo, Lexical creation in signed languages -- rephrasing
  2. Yvonne Hindle, Children's Language Text
• 12.1381 Qs: "Lex Bundle" Sources, Lex Strings/Compostion
  1. HMooney, lexical bundle sources
  2. CallMeSal, composition textbooks
• 12.1382 Qs: Anglicisms, Parallel Chinese/Eng Corpus
  1. Mark Arness, Ideological encumberedness of anglicisms
  2. Fu-Dong Chiou, On-line parallel Chinese/English corpus.
• 12.1390 Qs: "Double Progressives", Theme in Spanish
  1. jlc115, Double progressives?
  2. Susana Rezzano, Theme in Spanish
• 12.1396 Qs: Measuring Fluency Rates, Lang of the Law/Text
  1. Gina, Measuring standard fluency rates
  2. Susana Sotillo, Language of the Law
• 12.1417 Qs: Chinese Nouns, Feature Structures
  1. mohammed amine, about Chinese DP
  2. Norbert E.Fuchs, Feature Structures
• 12.1420 Qs: Questions/Typology, Correction Software/French
  1. Ralf Vogel, Typology of multiple questions
  2. Michael D. Kliffer, French correction software
• 12.1426 Qs: Phonotactics, Conversation Analysis/Lynd Inst
  1. Gina, Multilingual Phonotactics
  2. Brigit Johansson, Ethnomethodological approaches to conversation analysis; The Lynd Institute
• 12.1432 Qs: Tone Langs, Software/Western Himalayan Analysis
  1. david.sutcliffe, A question of tone
  2. kavita rastogi, Western Himalayan Tibeto- Burman
• 12.1440 Qs: Derivational Loss/Contrast, Directional Verbs
  1. Andy Wedel, Examples of Derivation-induced Loss of Contrast
  2. Olivier Mathiasin, directionnal verbs
• 12.1441 Qs: Negation & Focus, Japanese Noun Distinction
  1. sharbani, Negation & Focus
  2. Alexandra Terano, Plural and count-mass distinction in Japanese nouns
• 12.1445 Qs: Indian/Eng Stress, Anaphoric Interpretation
  1. Russell Moon, Indian English stress judgments
  2. MANAI Bechir, on anaphoric interpretation
• 12.1452 Qs: Romance Langs' Names, "Part of Speech" Concept
  1. jirik, Names of Romance languages
  2. jre, parts of speech
• 12.1461 Qs: Asmat Lang/South West Papua New Guinea
  1. Ljuba Veselinova, Expert on Asmat
• 12.1464 Qs: Zhu Yin vs. Pin Yin, Lang Complexity/Family
  1. John Archibald, Zhu Yin vs. Pin Yin
  2. donna troisi, language complexity and family
• 12.1476 Qs: Stress/Hindi & Urdu, Socioling Associations
  1. Lars-Sarah Dyrud, Stress in Hindi and Urdu
  2. seanb, Sociolinguistics institutes
• 12.1501 Qs: Dyslexia/L2, Eng Corpus w/Discourse Annotations
  1. JOAN EMILY GILLS, Dyslexia and Foreign Language teaching
  2. Gina, looking for English corpus with discourse annotations
• 12.1511 Qs: Hindi Stress, Verbal Inflection
  1. Russell Moon, Hindi stress judgments
  2. Koppen, J.M. van, verbal inflection
• 12.1527 Qs: Web Translations/Reliability, Children's Lang
  1. Denis Kazakov, Reliability of Internet for Linguistic Purposes
  2. Zouhair Maalej, Metaphor and Analogy in Explanations
• 12.1530 Qs: Am Eng /ae/ Informants, Postponement References
  1. Antony Green, American tense /ae/ informants
  2. Maria Martinez Lirola, Thematization and Postponement
• 12.1537 Qs: Tamil/Telugu Stress, Copula Constructions
  1. russell@ufl.edu, Tamil and Telugu stress judgments
  2. Ljuba Veselinova, Copula constructions questionnaire
• 12.1538 Qs: Linguists in Movies, Slovenian Grammaticality
  1. Charmaine McCoy, Linguists On Film
  2. oxana borzdyko, Question about Slovenian language
• 12.1541 Qs: "Eat" as Auxiliary, Categorial Variations
  1. Ashild Naess, "Eat" as auxiliary
  2. Nizar Habash, Categorial Variations
• 12.1579 Qs: Affix/Root Markedness, Bibliography of Berber
  1. Adam Ussishkin, Markedness in Affixes vs. Roots
  2. John Alderete, Bibliography of Berber Linguistic Materials
• 12.1591 Qs: Link Between /a/ and /r/, Essays for ESL
  1. darlene lacharite, Phonological link betweeen /a/ and /r/
  2. CallMeSal, Essays for ESL
• 12.1594 Qs: Wanna-contraction, Parallel Text Corpora:Fr/Eng
  1. Brent de Chene, wanna-contraction and that-t
  2. Klaus Panther, parallel text corpora (French-English)
• 12.1595 Qs: Guide to Linguists' Names
  1. Lotfi, Linguists' Names: A he or she? How should I say the name?
• 12.1606 Qs: Deletable Complementizers, Speech/Text Program
  1. Brent de Chene, Deletable complementizers
  2. Annie Clark Ferreira, speech-to-text
• 12.1624 Qs: Word Frequency Corpus, Spanish Transcription
  1. Matt Jensen, Seeking Good Corpus for Word Sequence Frequency
  2. Michael Tjalve, Seeking a Transcription List/Dictionary for Spanish
• 12.1634 Qs: Frequency of Occurrence of Korean Phonemes
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, Frequency of Occurrence of Korean Phonemes in Speech
• 12.1639 Qs: Parasitic Gaps,Surveys and Non-Native Languages
  1. sharbani, Searching for References on Parasitic Gaps
  2. Nicolaas Hart, The language used in surveys of non-native populations
• 12.1654 Qs: Linguistic Book Purchase,Genie's Situation
  1. Richard Lavin, Suggestions for Linguistic Book Purchases
  2. Amy C. Hazelrigg, Genie's Current Situation
• 12.1659 Qs: Possessive Nominalization,Innate Grammar Proof
  1. Yura Lander, Looking for Example of Possessive Nominalizations
  2. Paul Franckowiak, Searching for a Particular Innate Grammar Ability Proof
• 12.1660 Qs: Denotation of the "n-th Week of the Month/Year"
  1. Gregor Erbach, Denotation of the "n-th Week of the Month/Year"
• 12.1661 Qs: Austin Quotation,Language Change through Movies
  1. Geoffrey Nunberg, Source of Austin Quotation
  2. Grzega, Joachim, Language Change through Movies
• 12.1662 Qs: English Double Negative,Language Assessment
  1. Jo Tyler, Evidence of Double Negative as an Emphatic
  2. Lynell R. Williams, Tool for Language Assessment
• 12.1689 Qs: "Tuaregs and Turkana",Phonetic Dictionary
  1. H.M. Hubey, What Language are the Words "Tuaregs and Turkana"?
  2. Sue Sherman, Phoneticly Organized Dictionary
• 12.1694 Qs: Noun Class of 'Benefit'
  1. Carolyn Kinney, benefit vs. benefits (insurance, etc.)
• 12.1697 Qs: Book exhibit at LSA, Evaluation of OT
  1. Michael Bernstein, LSA annual meeting book exhibit
  2. Kimary Shahin, Evaluation of OT
• 12.1699 Qs: Wh-questions in Arabic
  1. O.L. Zavitnevich, Wh-questions in Arabic
• 12.1713 Qs: Ellipsis/VSO Lang, Negation/Contemporary French
  1. Nasu, Norio, VP-ellipsis in VSO languages
  2. Bruno Estigarribia Fioravanti, Negation in Contemporary French
• 12.1714 Qs: 'Yesterday' & 'Tomorrow', Syllabic Consonants
  1. Malcolm Ross, History of terms for 'yesterday' and 'tomorrow'
  2. Zoe Toft, Query re syllabic consonants
• 12.1729 Qs: Contracted Forms, Gender and Grammar Errors
  1. Pia Kohlmyr, Literature on Contracted Forms
  2. Pia Kohlmyr, Gender and Grammar Errors
• 12.1752 Qs: Verb Second/Romance Lgs, Squamish/Follow-up Q
  1. Bruno Oliveira Maroneze, Verb Second in Romance Languages
  2. Ljuba Veselinova, Squamish answers to copula constructions questionnaire
• 12.1760 Qs: Libraries and Minority Languages
  1. Graham Cornish, Libraries and minority languages
• 12.1767 Qs: 'Special' Antonyms, SAE in Black Communities
  1. Dan Everett, special antonyms
  2. Robert Trammell, STANDARD ENGLISH IN BLACK COMMUNITIES: A SURVEY
• 12.1780 Qs: Chan Yuen Yuen Article, Gen'l Ling Text
  1. Dr Martin J. Ball, Angela Fok (Chan Yuen Yuen)
  2. De Giulio Stephen, Text for Elementary Course
• 12.1827 Qs: Aphasia/Articles, Speech Manipulation Software
  1. a9615491@unet.univie.ac.at, articles in aphasia
  2. David R Riding, speech manipulation software
• 12.1828 Qs: German Determiners, "Ventriloquizing"
  1. Vettori Chiara, determiners in the dictionary
  2. CynGordon, "ventriloquizing"
• 12.1829 Qs: Langs & Time Words, Dictionary/Plaintext/ASCII
  1. Dan Everett, Re:12.1795, Sum: Terms for 'Yesterday' and 'Tomorrow'
  2. Scott A. Golder, plaintext (ASCII) dictionary
• 12.1830 Qs: "kokkalo", Auto Pronunciation Generator
  1. Jivka Koleva-Zlateva, "kokkalo"
  2. Flack, Kathryn, automatic pronunciation generator
• 12.1831 Qs: "arigato", Receptive Single Word Vocab Test
  1. Jonathan Lewis, Origins of Arigato
  2. Karen Condouris, receptive vocabulary measure with phonemic foils
• 12.1848 Qs: Tagged Corpus/French, Phonology in Translation
  1. Frédérick Brault, Looking for a French tagged corpus
  2. Joanna Janecka, Phonology in Translation
• 12.1852 Qs: Emphatic Pronouns/"Learnability", Mosaic Rhyme
  1. Bechir Manai, On the interpretation of emphatic pronouns and "Learnability"
  2. Karen S. Chung, Mosaic rhyme
• 12.1863 Qs: Verb Agreement, "Acquiring Human Lang" Video
  1. Kristina.Hultgren, Verb Agreement
  2. Cori Yochim, "Acquiring Human Language" video...Please help!!
• 12.1869 Qs: Phonetics/L2 Texts, Sociolinguistics/Profanity
  1. HélèneKnoerr, Putting together the 10-best titles for a course bibliography
  2. Neil Ward, Sociolinguistics of profanity
• 12.1887 Qs: "Buying" Languages, Phonological Complexity
  1. Catriona Hyslop, buying languages
  2. frenchtouch@ifrance.com, Phonological Complexity / Phoneme Length
• 12.1892 Qs: "Arigato" and "Tempura" Origins
  1. Karl Teeter, Re: 12.1871, Sum: Origins of Arigato
  2. Karen S. Chung, Re: 12.1871, Sum: Origins of Arigato/Origins of Tempura
• 12.1893 Qs: Casual Speech Phonology in Japanese
  1. Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, Query on casual speech in Japanese
• 12.1904 Qs: Recording Voice Files, Double "be" Construction
  1. FRALICKS, TRISH, rerecording files
  2. Joseph Hilferty, Query: Double "BE" construction
• 12.1927 Qs: Thought & Language, Linguistic Urban Legends
  1. FRANK BELSKY, Process of Thought/Language
  2. Mark_Mandel, "Linguistic Urban Legends"
• 12.1932 Qs: Metaphor/Non-human Lang, Russian Vowels
  1. Denis Jamet, metaphors in non-human languages
  2. J3cube, Source for phonetic inventory of Russian
• 12.1947 Qs: Semantic Narrowing in Borrowing, IE Theses
  1. Patrick McConvell, Semantic narrowing in borrowing
  2. Li Baoli, Thesis about Information Extraction
• 12.1963 Qs: Nahuatl Interpreter Needed, Cog Ling & Internet
  1. Daniel Suslak, urgent request for a Nahuatl interpreter
  2. Margarita Correa Beningfield, Cognitive linguistics and the internet
• 12.1981 Qs: Spanish Electronic Dictionary, Curtiss Article
  1. Frederique Sannier, Spanish electronic dictionary
  2. Anja Möhring, Curtiss (1980)
• 12.2028 Qs: Japanese Lang Use in South & Central America
  1. David Britain, Japanese language use in South and Central America
• 12.2039 Qs: Construction of Grammar, Scandinavian Syntax
  1. tomasz wisniewski, Language acquisition outside school in traditional societies
  2. Hoskuldur Thrainsson, Bibliography on Scandinavian Syntax
• 12.2044 Qs: Intercultural Misunderstandings
  1. Eva Lavric, Intercultural Misunderstandings
• 12.2051 Qs: Hierarchies of Person, Altaic
  1. stetch, Hierarchies of Person
  2. Ivan A Derzhanski, Altaic etym
• 12.2064 Qs: Writing, Quantification and Negation
  1. Tosh, Sociocultural approaches to writing
  2. Bart Geurts, Quantification and negation
• 12.2075 Qs: Mood & Modality, Grammar Checkers
  1. sharbani, Mood & Modality
  2. Michael Erard, Grammar checkers for linguistic purposes
• 12.2077 Qs: Amalgams, Expectations Based on the Voice
  1. bender, Amalgams
  2. feargal murphy, expectations based on the voice
• 12.2081 Qs: Sound Change, Caribbean language policies
  1. Marc Picard, The sound change /l/
  2. Nathalie Schlosser, Caribbean language policies
• 12.2102 Qs: Russian-Chinese Cross-Transliteration Issues
  1. Michael, Russian-Chinese Cross-Transliteration Issues
• 12.2113 Qs: CA & ATC, Letter Use
  1. Paul A. Falzon, Posting: CA & ATC
  2. Bill Saidel, Letter Use within the English Language
• 12.2145 Qs: Russell Quote/Source, Digitizing Data Tapes
  1. Stephen R. Anderson, Source of Russell quote about dogs
  2. Johanna Rubba, Digitizing data tapes
• 12.2165 Qs: Text Corpora/Frequency Lists, Legal Discourse
  1. Anna-Maria De Cesare, corpus, frequency list, etc.
  2. Matthew T. Bell, discourse structure and law
• 12.2166 Qs: American Pronunciation, L2 Corpora/German
  1. Larry Trask, American pronunciation
  2. Nicole Schumacher, learner corpora of Italian learners of German
• 12.2167 Qs: "Negrito" as Lang Name, Concepts of "Semantic"
  1. Larry Trask, language name 'Negrito'
  2. Alan Engel, Usage of 'semantic' among researchers
• 12.2169 Qs: Word Order Frequencies/Eng, Latin Reflexivity
  1. Frederick Newmeyer, relative word order frequencies in English discourse
  2. Schoof S., Latin reflexivity
• 12.2193 Qs: Turk/Rus Learners of Ger/2 readings "if not..."
  1. Uwe Naumann, Turkish/Russian learners of German
  2. Atsushi Fukada, two readings of ", if not..."
• 12.2195 Qs: Dictionary/Conversational Analysis
  1. Johnny Thomsen, Dictionary Programme
  2. Keri Turner, "You know" and "I mean"
• 12.2206 Qs: Greek Markers/Root Lang of Number Words
  1. Konstantinia Hatzopulu, Greek reflexivity markers
  2. H.M. Hubey, Interesting Number Words
• 12.2222 Qs: Looking for English Corpus/Existential Construc
  1. Josephine Lo, Looking for English Corpus
  2. YukaMakita, Comparative study of existential constructions
• 12.2223 Qs: Scientometrics of LINGUIST/English Idioms
  1. Victor Kuperman, Scientometrics of the LINGUIST
  2. Thomas-Fuyin-LI, acquire/learn/teach English idioms and proverbs
• 12.2275 Qs: Verb Suffix -s, Referent Discontinuity
  1. Bingfu Lu, verb suffix -s in English and else
  2. Chrystalla Thoma, Referent discontinuity
• 12.2276 Qs: Gender Differences/Speech, Trills & Accents
  1. Henry Rogers, phonetic differences between men's/women's speech
  2. Karen S. Chung, trills and accents
• 12.2299 Qs: Lang Stats for USA, Ling Works/Fr. Translations
  1. Wayne Barr, Language Statistics
  2. desainti, French translations of linguistic works
• 12.2312 Qs: Armenian/Sky&Earth, Taliban Word Origin
  1. R. Viredaz, "Sky" & "Earth" as 'Halves'
  2. Robert Beard, Source language/"Taliban"
• 12.2314 Qs: Chuvash/Sakha Etymology, Contemporary Ling
  1. Wolfgang Schulze, Etymology of 'Chuvash' and 'Sakha'
  2. Ahmad R. Lotfi, O'Grady et al, Contemporary Linguistics
• 12.2316 Qs: "Netiquette" on Linguist
  1. Richard Sproat, Netiquette on Linguist
• 12.2334 Qs: Krakau/Cracow Yiddish, Italian Wh-islands
  1. tomasz wisniewski, Krakau/Cracow Yiddish- is in (in part) West Yiddish
  2. Toru Ishii, Italian Wh-islands
• 12.2343 Qs: Varbrul, Maliseet-Passamaquoddy
  1. David J. Silva, Recent versions of VARBRUL
  2. Ljuba Veselinova, Questions about Maliseet-Passamaquoddy
• 12.2350 Qs: Eng/Future Reference, Computers/Minority Langs
  1. Benedikt Szmrecsanyi, online qiestionnaire on future time reference in English
  2. Chuck Coker, Computer Localization for Minority Languages
• 12.2365 Qs: Concept of "Voice", Lang Identification Needed
  1. Ann Kumar, voice
  2. Daniel Collins, Identification of phrase
• 12.2366 Qs: "bin L-X-den" Pronunciation, Intro Ling Text
  1. Mark L. Louden, Osama bin L-X-den
  2. Deborah Ruuskanen, Intro to Linguistics book for Entrance Exam
• 12.2374 Qs: Symmetrical Quantification, Hispanic Ling Text
  1. Missm1775, Symmetrical Quantification
  2. John Stevens, Textbook for Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics
• 12.2392 Qs: Business Women's Lang, Color Connotation Words
  1. Veronika Koller, language of business women
  2. Marianna Katsoyannou, Color concepts
• 12.2398 Qs: "Talib", Kana/Kanji & Brain Damage
  1. Aaron Shakow, Talib
  2. John W. Nelson, kana, kanji, & brain damage
• 12.2403 Qs: Codeswitching Corpus, NLP and Medical Jargon
  1. Mónica Moro, Spanish-English codeswitching corpus
  2. phipps, NLP and jargon translation
• 12.2404 Qs: Perspectivity, Minority Lang Software
  1. Caren Brinckmann, "Near/Far East" in non-european languages
  2. Chuck Coker, What minority language software would you like to see?
• 12.2406 Qs: Turkish Coordinating Conj, Taliban Lang/Balochi
  1. John R Te Velde/forlang/cas/Okstate, Question on Turkish
  2. steven donahue, Language of the Taliban
• 12.2414 Qs: Dictionary Pictures, EFL & Japanese Speakers
  1. Vettori Chiara, pictures in the dictionary
  2. James Green, EFL, Japanese speakers, and liquids
• 12.2423 Qs: Spanish Wh-islands, Annotation Schemes
  1. Toru Ishii, Spanish Wh-islands
  2. Claudia Soria, Multi-modal annotation schemes
• 12.2427 Qs: British Eng Lang Change, "Welcome"/Polish
  1. Dokis, British English Language Change Survey
  2. Michael Johnstone, Polish word(s) for "Welcome"
• 12.2441 Qs: Chinese/Focus/Cleft, Yes-No Questions/Chinese
  1. Liang Chen, focus/cleft construction in Chinese
  2. Robert Hagen, Yes-No questions in Chinese and German
• 12.2454 Qs: British Eng Survey/Cancel, Prefabricated Units
  1. Kerstin Heinig, British English Language change
  2. Tommy Wasserman, Prefabricated unit
• 12.2475 Qs: German/Word Change, Malagacy/Implicature
  1. Carmen Scherer, Literature on word formation change
  2. Yan Huang, Malagacy
• 12.2476 Qs: Newspaper Discourse, American Product Names
  1. Peter Hansson, Newspaper discourse
  2. Freia Sebon, American Product Names
• 12.2478 Qs: Intro/Lang Text, Perfect Pitch/Lang Aquisition
  1. Richard Epstein, intro to Language course
  2. Mona Spielmann, Perfect Pitch / Language aquisition
• 12.2483 Qs: Algonquian Stress, Basque Questions
  1. tomasz wisniewski, where is stress in Algonquian
  2. Johannes Reese, question to Basque native speakers
• 12.2489 Qs: Online Ling Resources, Social Networks
  1. Tom Van Hout, Resources galore?
  2. Marian Sloboda, Social networks and language biographies
• 12.2496 Qs: Flemish/Dutch Differences, "Self-translation"
  1. Arthur Thomas, Flemish and Dutch
  2. chiarau2@libero.it, self translation and script translation
• 12.2508 Qs: Pular, Presuppositions in Non-English Languages
  1. WK9, Pular
  2. Mandy Simons, Question on presuppositions of change of state sentences
• 12.2509 Qs: Electronic Thesauri, Hyperonim & Hyponim
  1. Adam Przepiorkowski, English/German/Polish thesauri
  2. Grace Helen, hyperonim and hyponim
• 12.2514 Qs: Syntax Trees, SLP Assessment/Hispanic Adults
  1. John Shippey, comparing syntax trees
  2. Tonya Henley, speech pathology assessment tools for Hispanic population
• 12.2531 Qs: "Appositive" Constructions, Citation Articles
  1. Luis Casillas, "N de NP" constructions in Romance
  2. HANAN DAOUD, Referring to others
• 12.2553 Qs: Imperative Unaccusatives, "Grandmother"
  1. Jasper Holmes, Imperative unaccusatives
  2. Nancy Duncan, Grandparent
• 12.2554 Qs: Topicalization/Wh-phrases, Language Families
  1. Liang Chen, (non)topicalizability of wh-phrases
  2. Dandy H. Taylor, Books on Language Families
• 12.2558 Qs: Aligned Arabic-Eng Text, Use of 's for Plural
  1. Bud Scott, Aligned Arabic-English text
  2. Phil Gaines, 's for plural
• 12.2573 Qs: Ejectives, Clitics vs. Full Forms
  1. Barbara Riley, A question regarding ejectives
  2. Mark Mitchell, Different functions of clitics and full forms
• 12.2574 Qs: Dialogue Testing, Online Maps/Amazonian Langs
  1. Van den Heuvel M, Mev, Using IRC for Wizard-of-Oz testing?
  2. Dan Everett, Maps on line?
• 12.2579 Qs: Anti-language Theory, Glaswegian Eng Dictionary
  1. FIGANDFURB, Anti-language, Political Correctness, and rap lyrics
  2. Gina, looking for Glaswegian English pronunciation dictionary
• 12.2593 Qs: NPs, NLP/Truth-functional Operators
  1. Tommy Wasserman, Noun phrases
  2. Vincent DeCaen, truth-fn operators
• 12.2614 Qs: Clitics/Case/Greek, Integrated L1/AL Eng Text
  1. Andrew Janes, Request for Greek Data
  2. Lisa Treffry-Goatley, Integrated L1/AL English language materials
• 12.2615 Qs: Morphemics/Eng Lang Teaching, Semantic Priming
  1. Erdinc Kuru, Morphonology and morphemics
  2. Jennifer R Talley, Question on semantic priming
• 12.2663 Qs: Dialect/Academic Performance, Suggestion
  1. Stefan and Kim Taylor, DIALECT AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
  2. Ernest McCarus, Query Illustrations
• 12.2684 Qs: Phoneme Discrimination, Romanized Orthography
  1. , Methods for testing phoneme discrimination of very young
  2. David Palfreyman, Romanized orthography
• 12.2706 Qs: Romance Prepositions, Eng Dialects/Adverbs
  1. Fernando Bermúdez, Query: romance prepositions
  2. Lu Bingfu, adverbs without -ly in English dialects
• 12.2732 Qs: "Carnie Talk", Scandinavian Dialects/Agreement
  1. Bainfamily, Carnie talk?
  2. Koppen, J.M. van, complementizer agreement in Scandinavian
• 12.2750 Qs: Switchboard Software, English Grammar History
  1. Caroline Smith, posting: PC tools for Switchboard corpus
  2. Mcneel, Roselyn, query: he is come vs he has come
• 12.2767 Qs: Jap/Eng Codeswitching, Lang Disorders Phenomena
  1. Chad.Nilep, Japanese/English codeswitching
  2. W.Behr, wrong N-N compound alignment, placement of negatives
• 12.2808 Qs: Spanish Usage, Arabic Transliteration
  1. Johannes Reese, Spanish: anaphorics
  2. Tom Emerson, Transliteration of foreign names into Arabic
• 12.2826 Qs: "Movement Paradox", Ling Map of Afghanistan
  1. Carsten Breul, movement paradoxes
  2. David Cahill, Languages of Afghanistan
• 12.2848 Qs: Phonotactic Database, Personal Pronoun/Lang Use
  1. Nostalgia, Phonotactic database
  2. Katya, Language use and self-identificationv
• 12.2868 Qs: Paradigmatically Echoic Words
  1. Helge Gundersen, Paradigmatically echoic words
• 12.2873 Qs: Bibliography Program, "The Structure of German"
  1. Martin Kilarski, Bibliography program
  2. Anthony Fox, Revision of 'The Structure of German'
• 12.2884 Qs: Russian Corpora, Features of Clicks
  1. Xu Hancheng, NLP and Russian language
  2. Ralf Grosserhode, QS: Feature Geometry
• 12.2888 Qs: Persian/Binding Phenomena, Ling Courses on Web
  1. Ahmad R. Lotfi, Anaphors: Bound, free, or bound by surrogacy?
  2. UMIT DENIZ TURAN, Web-based linguistics courses
• 12.2916 Qs: Coordination in Compounds, Past Imperatives
  1. Laurie Bauer, coordination in word-formation
  2. Wolf, past imperatives
• 12.2929 Qs: Prenominal Adj Order, Amerindian Typologies
  1. Stefan Th. Gries, prenominal adjective order in English
  2. ewb2, Amerindian language typologies
• 12.2930 Qs: Passy Quotation, Ngaturkana
  1. Beate Waffenschmidt, Passy quotation
  2. Dr. Ben Knighton, Ngaturkana
• 12.2931 Qs: Neologisms, Slovene/"kavbojke"
  1. Alleygroup, Neologisms or coinages from advertising
  2. Greenberg, Marc L, Slovene _kavbojke_
• 12.2953 Qs: Vocabulary Sizes, U.S. Hispanic Sub-Cultures
  1. John, Vocabulary sizes
  2. 3335285401, Hispanic Sub-Culture in the U.S.
• 12.2966 Qs: Text/Lang & Brain, Hale Review of Lefebvre
  1. Jeffrey Lidz, Language and the Brain
  2. Jeff Siegel, Review of Lefebvre 1998
• 12.2994 Qs: Egyptian Arabic, Spanish Usage
  1. Cristina Ferreira Saenger, coordination in egyptian arabic
  2. K. Miller, Spanish Usage
• 12.3003 Qs: Word Games, Article/Book About Research
  1. Zylogy, Television Word Game Show: Smush
  2. Nicos C. Sifakis, On the I-language
• 12.3037 Qs: Ling & Ethnology, English Compound Nouns
  1. Pilar Herranz, Eugene Nida: Linguistics and Etnology in Translation Problems
  2. Caroline Reul, noun compounds
• 12.3046 Qs: Ling Library Funds, Morpheme Subcategorization
  1. Trudel Meisenburg, Library Funds: Linguistics vs. Literature
  2. John Alderete, query: subcategorization in phonology and morphology
• 12.3051 Qs: Latin Case System, Lingua Franca/Sign Lang
  1. Doobanin, Case System in Latin
  2. fcosw5, sign language lingua franca
• 12.3075 Qs: French Dictionary, Non-compositional Eng Words
  1. S. Levi, Online dictionary searchable in the pronunciation
  2. Mimi Lipson, seeking list of non-compositional polymorphemic words
• 12.3100 Qs: Metathesis/Am Eng, Grounding in Narratives
  1. John Goldsmith, metathesis in (American) English
  2. Jinting, Cai, Grounding in Narratives
• 12.3128 Qs: Data Base/First Use of Word, "decide/cut"
  1. Jackie Waylen, Help Needed tracing first use of a word
  2. Guy Deutscher, 'decide' from 'cut'
• 12.3129 Qs: Analogous Proverb, Opionality in Binding
  1. Johannes Reese, Everything that shines is not gold
  2. Florian Schaefer, optionality in binding
• 12.3134 Qs: Italian Diphthongs, Essays/Discourse Analysis
  1. Bart van der Veer, Italian diphthongs/'dittongo mobile"
  2. Abdellatif Sellami, Essay test analysis
• 12.3145 Qs: Japanese [b], OPR for IPA/Rosetta Project
  1. Willian Xu, the japanese [b]
  2. Jim Mason, OCR for IPA: Rosetta Project
• 12.3163 Qs: Phonetic System of Hanga (Ghana)
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, Phonetic system of Hanga (Ghana)
• 12.3188 Qs: ESL/Socioling Aspects, Eng & Spanish Morphemes
  1. Antonio Sposato, Sociolinguistic aspects of ESL
  2. David Luna, English and Spanish morpheme lists

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