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• 15.38 Qs: Quechua Borrowing; Japanese Negation
  1. Petie002, linguistical borrowing
  2. Niina Zhang, Query: Japanese negation
• 15.39 Qs: LISA Survey; Lang Reacquisition
  1. LISA Newsletter, LISA Reader Survey
  2. Bertram Okorocha, Language Reacquisition
• 15.42 Qs: English 'in fact'; Udeghe/Amerindian Langs
  1. wakana-k@m2.dion.ne.jp, Question about use of 'in fact'
  2. Yuri Tambovtsev, glottal stop in Udeghe as in Amerindian languages
• 15.43 Qs: Dissertation Source; Translation Methodology
  1. Anna Lipovska, Dissertation Source
  2. luisarbol, bibliography on translation methodology
• 15.44 Qs: Solidarity Politeness; Hale Reference
  1. Claudia Bubel, solidarity politeness
  2. Donna Lardiere, Hale (1996) reference to which languages?
• 15.45 Qs: Chicago Dialect; Ling Teaching Materials
  1. Rich Alderson, Query: Chicago suburban dialect developments?
  2. Zohra Mimouni, Linguistics teaching material to college students
• 15.46 Qs: Numeral Typology; Lang Acquisition/German
  1. Thomas Hanke, Discontinous Numerals
  2. Sonja Boes, Turkish, Russian, Arabic, English, German language acquisition
• 15.47 Qs: Verbal Transcription Device
  1. maike engelhardt, transcription device for verbal data
• 15.124 Qs: English Slang; Spanish Forensic Phonetics
  1. Danny McLean, level of usage
  2. Annsesterhenn, forensic phonetics (spanish) search for bibliography
• 15.125 Qs: Dialect Distance; Ling Categorization Reference
  1. Vica Papp, Dialect Distance / Dialectometrics
  2. GerardPer, Tag,Class,Entity,Element Categorization
• 15.126 Qs: Chat Room Lang; Hearing Children/Deaf Parents
  1. h79173@uwasa.fi, Language in chat-rooms
  2. heng kaile, about hearing kids of deaf adults
• 15.150 Qs: German Word Frequency; English Double Copula
  1. christina mendez, Most Frequently Used German Words
  2. Patrick McConvell, Double copula - new extension
• 15.213 Qs: Norwegian Lexical Frequency; Form/Function
  1. Jussi Niemi, Lexical frequencies on Norwegian?
  2. Ljuba Veselinova, Several forms for one and the same function
• 15.214 Qs: Bantu Gender/Concord
  1. Daniel Robertson, Gender and concord in Bantu languages
• 15.251 Qs: Wh-element Inversion; AAVE/Movies
  1. Uwe Naumann, Inversion in wh contexts
  2. Katalin Tarnay, AAVE in movies
• 15.252 Qs: Stylometry/Electronic Text; Field Equipment
  1. Mila Popova, stylometry
  2. Katie Alcock, Another question about field recording equipment
• 15.260 Qs: English Spelling/Pronunciation Poem
  1. Alan Roberts, looking for pronunciation poem
• 15.281 Qs: L1 Acquisition/Metaphor; Quotation Morphosyntax
  1. Ana, METAPHORS AND METONYMIES IN FIRST LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
  2. Philippe De Brabanter, Quotation/Mention: Morphology and Syntax
• 15.303 Qs: Syllable Codas; Mandarin Stops/Aspiration
  1. Laurie Woods, Phonology
  2. Carol L. Tenny, Question: stops in Mandarin
• 15.326 Qs: Mac Unicode Fonts; Anglicisms/Chat Rooms
  1. Andrea Berez, Mac Unicode IPA Fonts and Word Processing Software
  2. , Chat rooms and Anglicisms
• 15.327 Qs: Recursion Reference; Concord Morphology
  1. Mark Seidenberg, Recursion in Scientific American
  2. Lydia Blenn, concord morphology
• 15.328 Qs: Syllables/Agglutination; Overcounting/Numerals
  1. Mohinish Shukla, syllabic structure & agglutination
  2. Thomas Hanke, Overcounting in Numerals
• 15.329 Qs: Cross-cultural Pragmatics; Time Differences
  1. Fay Wouk, cross-cultural pragmatics: accounts
  2. Edward McDonald, Expression of time differences
• 15.330 Qs: Sibilant Voicing Contrast; UG Parameters
  1. Delforge Ann, voicing contrast in sibilants
  2. Jason Malone, Comprehensive list of proposed UGbinary parameters
• 15.331 Qs: L2 Acqisition/Japanese; Deaf Learning/English
  1. Catherine Durand, Acquisition of Japanese locative particles
  2. June Yang, Deaf Child fr Minority Language Family
• 15.391 Qs: Latin Verbs; Audio/Text Alignment Tools
  1. Bruno Maroneze, thematic vowels in Latin verbs
  2. Naomi Fox, Audio/Text Alignment
• 15.393 Qs: Ling/General Ed; Electronic Lang Documentation
  1. Elizabeth Grace Winkler, Courses in "Linguistics Lite"
  2. Naomi Fox, Electronic Language Documentation Efforts
• 15.418 Qs: Latin Word Order; Infant Phonemes
  1. George Huttar, Query: Latin word order: conjunctions and prepositions
  2. Christine Virion, UG or the innateness hypothesis
• 15.447 Qs: IE Honorifying Terms; Adult Lang Styles
  1. Trupti, Re: Changing honorifingTerms and their social effect
  2. Jenny Gong, Help Needed
• 15.448 Qs: Eng Temporal 'As'; Premodification/Appositive
  1. Cristiano Broccias, temporal 'as'
  2. Ani Nenkova, premodification vs appositive modification
• 15.473 Qs: Temporal Expressions; ESL Learners
  1. Pinar Oezden, Sociocultural Temporal Expressions
  2. Fariza Nor, Interlanguage communication strategies & pragmatic
• 15.497 Qs: Teaching Phonetics; Iraqi Poetry
  1. AJDeFaz, teaching phonetics within the general linguistics class
  2. Kadhim Al-Ali, References & Training
• 15.498 Qs: Corpus Ling; Bounded Path Readings in Greek
  1. N o s t a l g i a, Query: Linguistic analyses of online congressional records
  2. Emma Thomas, bounded path readings in Greek
• 15.499 Qs: Choices in L2 Learning; PC Language Laboratory
  1. Alicia Pousada, RE: LINGUIST Digest - 4 Feb 2004 to 5 Feb 2004 (#2004-28)
  2. Paul Falzon, Query: language laboratory
• 15.524 Qs: NL Specification Tools; English Minimal Pairs
  1. Naveen Sajjan, Natural Language Specification Tools
  2. Julie Beja, English minimal pairs
• 15.525 Qs: Arabic Lang Pathologies; Plagiarism Detection
  1. Sabah Safi, Encyclopedia of Arabic Language
  2. LeorMishko, Comp Ling Plagiarism Detection
• 15.540 Qs: Pronominal Acquisition; Electronic Word Lists
  1. Elena Palacios, acquisition of pronominal objects of prepositions
  2. Keith Richmond, Electronic word lists
• 15.544 Qs: Phonetics Term; Vocalic Processes Arabic
  1. James Scobbie, Phonetics term for "equi-strictural"
  2. Melissa Barkat, References on vocalic processes in Arabic
• 15.562 Qs: English 'Go Ahead'; Persistence/Priming Effects
  1. Emma Pavey, meaning/use of 'go ahead' in spoken English
  2. Benedikt Szmrecsanyi, "syntactic priming": logarithmic decay?
• 15.563 Qs: Children's Lang; Academic Discourse/Sign Lang
  1. Steve Napoli, Secret/childrens languages
  2. Gillian Moss, Acadmic discourse in sign language
• 15.564 Qs: Puerto Rican Spanish Phonetic Symbol
  1. Wilfredo Valentin-Marquez, Puerto Rican Spanish - IPA Symbol
• 15.580 Qs: Definite Article/Distancing; Semantic Network
  1. Mike Blasenstein, Definite article as distance marker
  2. emilie.destruel, semantic network for preposition
• 15.624 Qs: Vowel Systems/Quantity; Parasitic Gaps
  1. Oliver Pechenik, changes in vowel systems
  2. Shinya Uchishiba, A query about parasitic gaps
• 15.625 Qs: Object Deletion; Lexicography Software
  1. Hiroaki Tanaka, Object deletion and "and"
  2. Nobuko Koyama-Murakami, Lexicography software
• 15.639 Qs: Polysynthetic Langs/Grammar; LFG Parser
  1. Florian Zellmayer, Grammar readers
  2. Petra Gieselmann, LFG Parser
• 15.640 Qs: Syllable Coda Restrictions; Python Tutorials
  1. Laurie Woods, Restrictions on Syllable Codas
  2. Michael A. Covington, Python tutorials for linguists
• 15.641 Qs: Morph/Syntax Software; Case/Number Acquisition
  1. Rachel Panckhurst, query: morph. & synt. tools English
  2. Galina Gordishevsky, Acquisition of Case and Number
• 15.642 Qs: Tungus-Manchurian; Non-Constituent Coordination
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, Tungus-Manchurian electronic texts
  2. John Beavers, Non-Constituent Coordination Cross-Linguistically
• 15.667 Qs: Vowel Changes; Vocative Case/DPs
  1. Hugues Steve N.-Koumba-Binza, Vowel change
  2. James T. Myers, vocative case and DPs
• 15.668 Qs: Lang/Gender Textbook; Conceptual Modeling/NL
  1. Johanna Rubba, Language-and-gender textbook query
  2. Rocco Georgi, Master Thesis "Conceptual Modelling of NL Texts"
• 15.669 Qs: Tagalog Recent Perfective
  1. Raphael Mercado, aspect and agreement
• 15.705 Qs: L2 Developmental Sequences;Polar Interrogatives
  1. Ronald Sheen, A query
  2. Bruno Estigarribia, Polar interrogatives without auxiliaries
• 15.716 Qs: Greetings/Farewells; Lemmatization Dictionary
  1. Emma Moore, The sociocultural meaning of greetings
  2. Mathieu Roche, Lemmatisation dictionaries
• 15.740 Qs: Word Origin Proportions; Kannada Loanwords
  1. Lisa Hayes, Word proportions
  2. Diane Abraham, Kannada Loanword Phonology
• 15.752 Qs: Color Terms/L2 Acquisition;Online Writing Style
  1. Steven Schaufele, Berlin & Kay & ESL for children
  2. jenny goh, about writing styles in the electronic world
• 15.753 Qs: Adjectives/Post-Head Verbal Modifiers
  1. Eva Fenwick, References & information for an Honours thesis
• 15.786 Qs: Corpus Ling/Student Textbooks
  1. Stacia Levy, corpus studies, elementary and high school texts
• 15.806 Qs: Null Subject Langs; Word Boundary Phonemes
  1. Christopher Johns, Null subject languages
  2. Yuri Tambovtsev, the study of the occurrency of sounds
• 15.832 Qs: Pronoun Structure; Experiment Design
  1. fredrik heinat, structure of pronouns
  2. alison davies, Question:Lightbown & Spada article
• 15.860 Qs: Corpus Software; Expletive Infixation
  1. Jim Meyer, request for software recommendation
  2. Mircea Sauciuc, Expletive Infixation
• 15.861 Qs: MA TESL/TEFL Programs; Prenuclear Glides
  1. Karen Stanley, MA TESL/TEFL programs - what's the ideal?
  2. George yang, about prenuclear glides
• 15.885 Qs: Matrilineal Cultures/Word Order
  1. Jonathan Helbig, Word order and the status of women
• 15.901 Qs: Cross-ling Secret/Nonsense Language Names
  1. Leena Kolehmainen, Secret Language Names
• 15.902 Qs: Lexical Polysemy; Greek Diphthong Development
  1. Daniela.Marzo, Questions: lexical polysemy and cognitive/semantic transparency
  2. Szelog, Mike, Help with Hist. & Dev. of Greek
• 15.953 Qs: Lang/Gender Articles; Early Ergativity Desc
  1. Johanna Rubba, language/gender query
  2. Eduardo Ribeiro, Ergativity avant la lettre
• 15.954 Qs: Dictionary Database; Greek Possessive Enclitics
  1. Drezner, dictionary database
  2. Michael Cysouw, Qs: Modern Greek possessive enclitics
• 15.955 Qs: Vowels Online; South Asian Languages
  1. Cari Sisson, vowels
  2. tkbhatia, Re: Works on SA languages/lingiustics by scholars residing in North America
• 15.966 Qs: Writing System Directionality; Infixing/OT
  1. Rebecca Treiman, Directionality in writing
  2. mark leci, infixing pre-OT
• 15.993 Qs: Italian Isogloss; Eng Globalization/German
  1. sara vecchiato, Italian isogloss (essere/stare)
  2. Catherine Hewett, Recent changes in the German language
• 15.1014 Qs: Korean Exclusion Particles;Semitic Plural Acq
  1. Alan Hyun-Oak Kim, Exclusion Particles ONLY in Cleft Constructions
  2. nesreen nawwab, requist for review
• 15.1015 Qs: Mandarin Locatives; Communication/Meaning
  1. Drew Foerster, References Mandarin Locative Semantics and Syntax
  2. Steve Deiss, Looking for Ludwig?
• 15.1021 Qs: Basque Coalescence; On-Demand Publishing
  1. Krista T, Basque
  2. David Kaiser, on-demand publishing
• 15.1036 Qs: English 'At All'; First Linguistics Journal
  1. Ronnie Wilbur, semantics of 'at all'
  2. Mohammad Etedali, First Journal in Linguistics
• 15.1049 Qs: Filled Pause Audio Files;Lang/Cultural Identity
  1. erard, sound files of filled pauses?
  2. Jespy Pereira-Barker, Cultural identity, language maintenance
• 15.1079 Qs: Participle Fronting; Chinese/Urdu Dictionary
  1. Luis Vicente, typology of participle fronting
  2. Velva Fallin, Chinese-Urdu Dictionary
• 15.1080 Qs: L1 Utterance Source; English Auxiliary Omission
  1. Martha McGinnis, "I was me" for "it was me"?
  2. Sebastian Rasinger, London English auxiliary omission
• 15.1116 Qs: Cognitive Phonology; Visual/Written Connection
  1. Andre Luiz Souza, Research on Cognitive Linguistics
  2. Neil Cohn, Experiments and essays using comics
• 15.1119 Qs: English Idioms/Arabic; Journals/Urdu Ling
  1. sala salem, Support an MA researcher
  2. Dr Mirza, Suitable research topic and research collaboration
• 15.1120 Qs: Crossling Grammaticalization; Chinese Phonology
  1. Amy Kuether, Crosslinguistic grammaticalization of 'have'
  2. Benedetta Bassetti, Standard Chinese phonology
• 15.1150 Qs: Sonorant Consonants; Icelandic Auxiliaries
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, Tambovtsev's discovery fo the sonorant consonants
  2. Jennifer Culbertson, Icelandic auxiliaries
• 15.1151 Qs: Semilingual/Aboriginal Lang; Verb Passivization
  1. George Fulford, semilingualism and Aboriginal/First Nations children
  2. Brian Murphy, Levin/Vendler verb cross-classification
• 15.1168 Qs: Lenition/Melodic Loss; Comparative Typology
  1. Attila Starcevic, Lenition
  2. Yuri Tambovtsev, comparative typology of sound pictures of world languages
• 15.1173 Qs: Reduplication and Syllable Structure
  1. Sadie Williams, Potawatomi Reduplication
• 15.1208 Qs: Phonology/Nursery Rhymes; Flege References
  1. gpoizat, nursery rhymes
  2. Antheia Dorn Cadette, Flege's Equivalence Classification
• 15.1209 Qs: Historical References: Slavic Clitics
  1. Patrick McConvell, Clitic history - South Slavis imperatives
• 15.1224 Qs: 'Come','Go'/Adjectives; Comparatives/Syntax
  1. J-C Khalifa, Q: "come" and "go" as copula verbs
  2. Heather Taylor, Syntax: comparatives
• 15.1225 Qs: Coding a One Mora Word
  1. Tomomi Kumai, How to code a word in isolation for duration study
• 15.1271 Qs: Child L2/Chinese; Latin Plurals in English
  1. Andrew Buko, Child Language Acquisition of Chinese
  2. Ninja Looter, Virus : Plural
• 15.1276 Qs: Prosidic movement properties
  1. Mike Putnam, Properties of p-movement
• 15.1295 Qs: Conversation Analysis; Morphological Generator
  1. Marian Sloboda, ToBI in Conversation Analysis?
  2. Petra Gieselmann, German Morphological Generation
• 15.1324 Qs: Automatic Numbering in Word
  1. Janet Randall, automatic numbering in MS Word
• 15.1346 Qs: Eng Affix Reduplication; Spanish Surnames
  1. Andrew McIntyre, reduplication in picker-upper
  2. Tom Flynn, -EZ Ending on Spanish Surnames
• 15.1349 Qs: Greek Double Accusative; English Light/Dark 'L'
  1. Mikko Kupula, Double accusative in Modern Greek
  2. Corrine Occhino, light and dark l in English
• 15.1352 Qs: English 'much';Undergrad/Graduate Mixed Courses
  1. Svalberg, Dr A.M.L., question: use of 'much'
  2. Stanley Dubinsky, Query: undergrad/grad classes in syntax
• 15.1377 Qs: Acquisition of Pragmatics; English Grammarians
  1. Mandy Simons, Acquisition of pragmatics/presupposition
  2. Anita Auer, Eighteenth-century English linguistics
• 15.1378 Qs: Reflexive/Passive; Survey/Lang Stereotypes
  1. Thomas Pink, reflexive & passive
  2. Elena Golubovskaya, Dissertation survey
• 15.1394 Qs: Electronic Versions of Latin Texts
  1. Susan Pintzuk, Seeking electronic versions of Latin texts
• 15.1431 Qs: Discourse Analysis Textbooks for Beginners
  1. Suda Rangkupan, discourse analysis textbooks for beginners
• 15.1450 Qs: Citation Software; Text Typology
  1. D. Will Reiman, Citation Management Software
  2. Arti Shah, Text Typology and Linguistic Structures
• 15.1458 Qs: Studies on Email Problems
  1. Yann Lohr, Studies on "e-mail" problems
• 15.1484 Qs: English Speech Corpora
  1. Ingo Plag, speech corpora
• 15.1498 Qs: Mental Lexicon Refs; French Lang Societies
  1. Astrid Janssen, Mental Lexikon
  2. Liv Walsh, French language societies/fora
• 15.1541 Qs: Typesetting with DocBook; Devoiced Consonants
  1. Emiliano Guevara, Editing/typesetting with DocBook
  2. Yuri Tambovtsev, are the voiced consonants devoiced in all Slavonic languages and Italian?
• 15.1542 Qs: Floating Quantifier Placement
  1. Lisa Rochman, Floating quantifier placement
• 15.1553 Qs: Angry Speech Modification
  1. Mircea Sauciuc, Angry Speech
• 15.1577 Qs: Spanish Parser; Color Names
  1. A.Nino@postgrad.umist.ac.uk, Spanish parser
  2. paulas2@op.pl, Questionnaire for the MA "colour names"
• 15.1586 Qs: English 'Booting'; Hiatus Resolution
  1. Paviour-Smith Martin, Student slang 'booting'
  2. Marianne Borroff, Hiatus Resolution and glottals
• 15.1587 Qs: Ling/Non-Majors; Language System Omissions
  1. Elizabeth Grace Winkler, linguistics for non-majors
  2. Frederick J Newmeyer, Things that no languages do
• 15.1608 Qs: Eliciting Minimal Pairs; Bengali Word Frequency
  1. Flavia Chetcuti, Eliciting Minimal Pairs
  2. Hia Datta, Help with Bengali word frequency resource
• 15.1624 Qs: Non-Literal Use of Motion Verbs
  1. Stathis Selimis, non-literal use of Motion Vs
• 15.1635 Qs: English Tense Survey; Ukranian Devoicing
  1. Katrin Voigt, Looking for participants for online experiment
  2. Yuri Tambovtsev, are Ukrainian voiced consonants devoiced at the end of the word?
• 15.1654 Qs: Classical Chinese Negatives; Ethnography/Speech
  1. Elena C. Caprari, Negative words in Classical Chinese
  2. Richard Cameron, Ethnography of Speaking/Communication
• 15.1674 Qs: Child Lang/Motherese; Loan Verb Typology
  1. laura monkkonen, child language and caretaker language
  2. S?ren Wichmann, Loan verbs
• 15.1675 Qs: American English 'l'; Darwin/Child Lang
  1. Mark Jones, Interdental /l/ in American English
  2. Elodie Vialleton, Darwin on child language acquisition
• 15.1681 Qs: Ling Database Software; Consonant Devoicing
  1. Steven Moran, Linguistic Database Software
  2. Yuri Tambovtsev, Devoicing of Consonants
• 15.1709 Qs: Radical Interpretation; Discourse/Web
  1. James Young, Radical Interpretation
  2. Jane Faerber, Discourse Communities on websites
• 15.1710 Qs: Ling Teaching Philosophy/Phonetic Variation
  1. Jo Mackiewicz, Philosophies for Teaching Intro to Linguistics
  2. Elyshia Elyshia elyshia989, Web Phonetic Variation
• 15.1727 Qs: Italian/Hungarian Phonolgy; Encyclopedia
  1. Laurence White, Initial/final lengthening in Italian and Hungarian
  2. randy harris, Generative Semantics Multimedia Materials
• 15.1728 Qs: Romanian Discourse Markers
  1. Claudia Petrescu, Discourse markers in Romanian
• 15.1762 Qs: Syntax/Names; English Reduplication
  1. Marge McShane, The Syntax of Personal Names
  2. James Norris Stanford, English reduplication
• 15.1800 Qs: English Phonemes; Relevance Theory
  1. Stefan Th. Gries, Looking for a phoneme similarity matrix
  2. Michael Kliffer, Relevance Theory Intro
• 15.1801 Qs: Swazi Lang/Gender; Relative Constructions
  1. Stefan Ploch, Language and gender in the Swazi legal context
  2. Hong-Keun Park, Reconstruction in Relative Constructions
• 15.1822 Qs: Immigrant Lang; Zipf Law
  1. Lars Anders Kulbrandstad, Names of Foreigner or Immigrant Varieties
  2. Rania Voskaki, The Zipf Law Cross-Linguistically
• 15.1872 Qs: Devoicing/Greek; Aspiration/English
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, Devoicing at the End of the Modern and Old Greek Word?
  2. Katalin Balogne Berces, Aspiration in English sCC Clusters
• 15.1894 Qs: Basic English Corpus;American First Name Corpus
  1. Sandra Williams, Seeking "readable" English RST corpus
  2. Charlotte Russell, Transcribed corpus of first name
• 15.1895 Qs: Vowel Speech Corpus; L2 Lexical Attrition
  1. Scott Drellishak, Speech Corpus for Neural Network Training
  2. Mohammad Ghasemi, L2 lexical attrition
• 15.1903 Qs: Verbless Configurations;Lang Acquisition Theory
  1. Francisco Gonz?lvez-Garc?a, Counterfactual verbless configurations across lgs
  2. Naicker Suren, question
• 15.1927 Qs: Linguistics/Hypertext; French Mood
  1. Birgit, (textual) linguistics and hypertext
  2. Jan Lindschouw, The evolution of French mood
• 15.1932 Qs: Japanese/English Lang Use Reference
  1. Barbara Avila-Shah, Searching for title of article on gender
• 15.1954 Qs: Vowel Harmony Acquisition; Pseudoword Database
  1. Fred Mailhot, Seeking vowel harmony acquisition data
  2. Carrie Ankerstein, pseudoword database
• 15.1964 Qs: Chinese Learners' English
  1. Eoghan O' Brien, Chinese learner English
• 15.1983 Qs: Natural Lang Data; Eng Negative Constructions
  1. mohammad javad rezai, Natural data
  2. Doug Pennington, The "other" double negative
• 15.2011 Qs: Lateral Fricatives; Conditional Concessives
  1. Aaron Lee, Lateral Fricatives
  2. Hiroaki Tanaka, Conditional concessives
• 15.2012 Qs: Secondary Predicates; Russian Church Slavonic
  1. Toru Ishii, Secondary Predicates in English
  2. Yuri Koryakov, Church Slavonic currently used
• 15.2035 Qs: Article Ellipsis; Ling Distance Education
  1. Adam Glaz, ellipsis of articles
  2. Debbie Brasby, Looking for online/distance education possiblities
• 15.2036 Qs: Internet Language; L2 Attrition
  1. maria xcgvdbvzd, The Language of the Internet
  2. Mohammad Ghasemi, L2 Attrition
• 15.2071 Qs: Discourse Analysis Textbook; Bedouin Arabic
  1. alireza khormaee, Textbook
  2. Tomasz Wisniewski, Bedouin phonetics
• 15.2082 Qs: Sino-Tibetan Conf; Romance Prepositions
  1. Grace Wiersma, Searching paper titles from 34th STC in Kunming
  2. Ioana-Ruxandra Dascalu, Prepositions
• 15.2083 Qs: Modern Greek Subordination
  1. Antonio Revuelta, Modern Greek subordination
• 15.2116 Qs: Gender and Prescriptive Speech
  1. Yishai Tobin, Gender and Normativity in Spoken Language
• 15.2162 Qs: Metaphonic Processes/CV Syllables
  1. Joaquim Brand?ode Carvalho, Qs: syllable-sensitive umlaut
• 15.2182 Qs: Verbal Interaction; Machine Translation/Tense
  1. Jan Clasen, Sociolinguistic and Ethnographic Verbal Interaction
  2. Johann Weber, Tense Aspect / Machine Translation
• 15.2190 Qs: Phonostatistical Characteristics;Named Entities
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, World languages and documentation
  2. Phan Xuan Hieu, Named entity recognition tools?
• 15.2196 Qs: IPA Font for Mac
  1. Fay Wouk, IPA font for Mac OS 10.3
• 15.2206 Qs: Critical Discourse Analysis; Italian Phonemes
  1. Hilal Erkazanci, critical discourse analysis and codeswitching
  2. Christina Villafana, phoneme frequencies - Italian
• 15.2246 Qs: Idiolect; Turn-taking
  1. Kirk Hazen, Origin of the term "idiolect"
  2. Reada Tartory, Theses
• 15.2255 Qs: Print/screen reading; Eng subject-verb concord
  1. Billy Clark, print and screen reading
  2. Hideo HIBINO, re: 'who' and 'what' in subject-verb concord
• 15.2256 Qs: CHILDES bibliography
  1. Denis Donovan, CHILDES bibliography
• 15.2288 Qs: Gender & Age Variables & Language Normativity
  1. Yishai Tobin, Gender and Age Variables and Language Normativity
• 15.2330 Qs: Evaluating the Cognitive Approach to Metaphor
  1. Imogen Osborn, Evaluating the cognitive approach to metaphor
  2. Nooshin Vaziri, Q. English for students of computer science
• 15.2366 Qs: Double Voicing, Discourse; Hungarian Apologies
  1. Ann Walsh, RE: Bakhtin's concept of "parody"
  2. Fay Wouk, Hungarian apologies
• 15.2391 Qs: Cross-Ling Stress Patterns;Polish NLP Resources
  1. Gina Cardillo, Cross-Ling. Trochaic-Iambic Stress Patterns
  2. Svetoslav Marinov, Searching for NLP resources for Polish
• 15.2394 Qs: Gerund Use Differences; English Sentence Errors
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, American and British female and male prose
  2. Noriko Nakanishi, Understandability of errors
• 15.2398 Qs: Greenberg: Dominance and Harmony
  1. Bingfu Lu, Greenberg's dominance
• 15.2409 Qs: Research survey: Gendered Writing Styles
  1. Victoria Varga, Research into gendered writing styles
• 15.2415 Qs: Electronic Sanskrit Texts Needed
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, electronic Sanskrit texts in need
• 15.2451 Qs: The Definition of Stress
  1. VC, The definition of stress
• 15.2478 Qs: Descriptive Grammar, Malay
  1. Jochen L. Leidner, Descriptive grammar for Malay?
• 15.2524 Qs: Verb Movement & No Morphology, Languages?
  1. Mark de Vos, Verb movement and no morphology: languages?
• 15.2525 Qs: Preposition Drop Alternation, English & Arabic
  1. Mahmoud Abduljawad, preposition drop alternation
• 15.2558 Qs: 'Miami' Speech Corpus; Canadian English vowels
  1. Lorna Fadden, "Miami" Latin American Spanish Speech Corpus
  2. Juli Cebrian, monophthongal nature of Canadian English /e/ /o/
• 15.2559 Qs: Linguistics Journal Rankings
  1. Irene Checa Garc?a, Query: impact factors in linguistics
• 15.2560 Qs: Formula for Absent Reply
  1. Jan Lindstr?m, Formula for addressing absent reply
• 15.2579 Qs: Grammaticality Query, Native English Speakers
  1. Henk Wolf, Past Imperatives
• 15.2600 Qs: ESL Teaching/Accents; Compound Verb Structures
  1. Stanley Dubinsky, Influence of non-English accents in ESL teaching
  2. Paul Listen, Taxonomy: Compound Verb Structures in German and English
• 15.2612 Qs: Decision Lexical Task/Voiceless Onset
  1. Nathalie Decoppet, Initial voiceless stop consonant duration
• 15.2633 Qs: Mp3/Ipod Recording; Ling Resources for Blind
  1. Nicole Rosen, Field Recording: Mp3 players, Ipod
  2. Kevin Watson, Ling Resources for Blind Students
• 15.2657 Qs: American English Question Tags; Directional 'in'
  1. Erik Schleef, American English Question Tags
  2. Robert Dewell, Direction-specific English 'in'
• 15.2681 Qs: Segollate Words; Morpheme Searchable Database
  1. Helen Brookman, Seeking Database Searchable by Number of Morphemes
  2. Vadim Cherny, Question on Segollate Words
• 15.2690 Qs: English/Arabic Preposition Drop; Available Corpora
  1. Mahmoud Abduljawad, English & Arabic Preposition Drop
  2. Jeremy Robinson, Search for Corpora, Language Attrition Project
• 15.2727 Qs: Chamorro Phonology; Nushu References
  1. vivian bryan, Chamorro Phonology
  2. Gabriela P?rez B?ez, Nushu References
• 15.2728 Qs: Ellipsis Survey; English Dialect Alternation
  1. Marjorie McShane, Ellipsis Survey
  2. Mark Jones, English Dialect Alternation
• 15.2809 Qs: American English Vowel Shift; Edo Resources
  1. Johanna Rubba, American Vowel Shift
  2. Presley Ifukor, Edo Resources
• 15.2810 Qs: Digital Lang Documentation;Lang Acquisition/Poetry
  1. Jeff Good, Digital Language Documentation
  2. Nayyer Chandella, Lang Acquisition/Poetry
• 15.2811 Qs: Hebrew Syllabification;Arabic Written Script Speed
  1. Dafna Graf, Hebrew Syllabification/Morpheme Boundaries
  2. Liana Lorigo, Written Script Speed/Arabic
• 15.2813 Qs: Wh-In-Situ Constructions: Chinese, French, Korean
  1. Toru Ishii, Multiple Q's in Chinese
• 15.2827 Qs: 'Akule' Origin; Testing Lexicographers
  1. Wayles Browne, Meaning and origin of Akule
  2. Meme Rhee, Testing Lexicographers
• 15.2828 Qs: Negation/Boraana Oromo; Voicing Contrasts
  1. Ljuba Veselinova, Negation of non-verbal sentences in Boraana Oromo
  2. Jordan Brewer, Restrictions On Voicing Contrasts
• 15.2830 Qs: Syllabification/Boundaries; North Mexican Spanish
  1. Dafna Graf, Syllabification across morpheme boundaries
  2. Aimee Carreon-Serna, Northern Mexican Spanish
• 15.2894 Qs: Prothesis/Single Consonant;Caucasian V Agreement
  1. Katalin Balogne Berces, Prothesis Before Single Consonant
  2. Johannes Bertl, Caucasian Verb Agreement
• 15.2895 Qs: English Dialects/Borrowing;Standardized Assessment
  1. Eve Townend, American English vocabulary in British English
  2. Galia Hatav, Standardized Assessment Instrument
• 15.2911 Qs: Perception Verbs; American Vernacular
  1. Jean-Charles Khalifa, Perception Verbs
  2. Jess Echord, Vernacular of the 1930s and 40s America
• 15.2999 Qs: Initial Stressed Syllables; Greek Verse/Meter
  1. Vadim Cherny, Origin of the initial-stress-syllable nouns?
  2. Mike Szelog, Greek Verse/Meter
• 15.3000 Qs: DOM Acquisition; Mandarin Child Corpora
  1. Miguel Rodriguez-Mondonedo, Acquisition of Differential Object Marking (DOM)
  2. Marian Erkelens, Spontaneous Mandarin child language corpora
• 15.3009 Qs: Lingua Pranca;Conversation/Conversational Analysis
  1. Pete Unseth, Lingua Pranca
  2. Kandace Nuckolls, Conversation/Conversational Analysis
• 15.3034 Qs: German Lang in Africa; Prenominal -ing Modifier
  1. Manuela Belligoi, German Lang in Africa
  2. Yosuke Miyata, Prenominal Modifiers
• 15.3051 Qs: Ottawa Animacy Hierarchy; Lemmatised Corpora
  1. Naomi Fox, Ottawa Animacy Hierarchy
  2. Víctor Acedo, Lemmatised corpora for Latin and Ancient Greek
• 15.3052 Qs: 'The Grammar of Specificity'; Teaching Materials
  1. Susana Creus, 'The Grammar of Specificity'
  2. MJ Warsi, Teaching Materials
• 15.3053 Qs: Afrikaans Negation; Reading R-to-L vs. L-to-R
  1. jenny eagleson, Afrikaans Negation
  2. Adrienne Rau, Reading right-to-left vs. left-to-right
• 15.31 Qs: Slovakian Materials; English-Ladino Dictionary
  1. Lucia Lenkova, Slovakian Materials
  2. Michael Teegarden, English-Ladino Dictionary
• 15.3110 Qs: Reduplication; English Phrasal Verbs into Polish
  1. Heather Newell, Reduplication
  2. Iwona Kaczor, English Phrasal Verbs into Polish
• 15.3137 Qs: Phonetic Italian Corpus; Idioms in Text
  1. Christina Villafana, Phonetically Transcribed Italian Corpus
  2. Haider AlHassan, Idioms in Text
• 15.3145 Qs: Minimal Pairs in Uighur; MacLaury on Hungarian
  1. Jennifer Seale, Minimal Pairs in Uighur [UIG]
  2. Adam Glaz, MacLaury on Hungarian
• 15.3168 Qs: Spanish Frequency List; Guaraní Specialist
  1. Harriet Bowden, Frequency Dictionary/List for Spanish
  2. Ljuba Veselinova, Seeking Guaraní Specialist
• 15.3191 Qs: Monolingualism Worldwide
  1. Stan Anonby, Monolingualism Worldwide
• 15.3207 Qs: Shift from [g] to [x] in Dutch
  1. Paul Evensen, Shift from [g] to [x] in Dutch
• 15.3220 Qs: Finnish and Hebrew; Stress in Standard Arabic
  1. Marcello Modesto, Finnish and Hebrew
  2. Davide Sivero, Stress in modern standard Arabic
• 15.3227 Qs: English Pronunciation; Orient vs. Orientation
  1. John Esposito, English pronunciation
  2. John Esposito, orient vs. orientation
• 15.3228 Qs: Speech Synthesis in CALL; Possible Book in Coptic
  1. Zoe Handley, Speech Synthesis in CALL
  2. L. Pazzagliz, Possible book in Coptic
• 15.3236 Qs: Reports about Andrei Tolstyk; Japanese Kanji
  1. Christine Haunz, Reports about Andrei Tolstyk
  2. Rodney Biddle, Japanese kanji
• 15.3237 Qs: iPods recorders for Fieldwork; Puns in Film Titles
  1. Fiona McLaughlin, i-pod recorders for linguistic fieldwork
  2. Fco. Javier Díaz Pérez, Film titles in English containing puns
• 15.3270 Qs: Formant Accent Values; Seeking Arabic Corpus
  1. Adrian Leemann, standard formant values for study on accents
  2. Reem Kanjawi, Seeking Arabic Corpus
• 15.3294 Qs: 'Quantificational Agreement'; Recording Equipment
  1. Derek Sandoval, Semantic (determiner) agreement
  2. Antheia Dorn Cadette, Recording Equipment
• 15.3297 Qs: Swearword Definition
  1. Xavier Lepetit, Swearword Definition
• 15.3315 Qs: Child Lang Acquisition; 'Topic', 'Comment'
  1. Alison How, Child Lang Acquisition
  2. Bittor Hidalgo, 'Topic', 'Comment'
• 15.3316 Qs: Bad Language by Gender; 'Like an Arrow'
  1. Terri Phillips, Bad Language
  2. Harriet Ottenheimer, 'Like an Arrow'
• 15.3317 Qs: Grammatical Complexity; French/Romanian Dictionary
  1. Kaius Sinnemaki, Grammatical Complexity
  2. Ogonowski Antoine, French/Romanian Dictionaries
• 15.3329 Qs: Blind Speech Production; French Lip Rounding
  1. Sophie Dupont, Blind Speech Production/Perception
  2. Ian Wilson, French Lip Rounding
• 15.3353 Qs: Meta-interactional Locutions; Seeking Muna Article
  1. Jan Lindström, Meta-interactional locutions
  2. Patrick Midtlyng, Seeking Muna Article
• 15.3354 Qs: Source on Vowel Length; Sylheti Phonology
  1. Martin Ball, Source on vowel length
  2. Muhammad Suleiman, Sylheti Phonology
• 15.3362 Qs: Parenthetical 'what'; Frequency of Syntactic Types
  1. Yordanka Kavalova, Parenthetical 'what'
  2. roy wilson, Frequency of Syntactic Types
• 15.3369 Qs: Japanese Survey; Seeking Citation
  1. Hee-Soo Kim, Japanese Survey
  2. Robert Orr, Seeking Citation
• 15.3370 Qs: Survey on VPE Interpretation; Word Association
  1. Hardt Daniel, Survey on VPE Interpretation
  2. Alexandra Vinton, Word Association
• 15.3389 Qs: Dates of Old English Corpus
  1. Martine Taeymans, Dates of Old English Corpus
• 15.3427 Qs: Sexual Innuendo; Anthropology Anecdote
  1. Alannah Witherby, Sexual Innuendo
  2. Jussi Karlgren, Anthropology Anecdote
• 15.3428 Qs: Work in Phonostatistics; Word Frequency in Langs
  1. Yuri Tambovtsev, Work in Phonostatistics
  2. Yuri Tambovtsev, Word Frequency in World's Languages
• 15.3457 Qs: Research Design
  1. Rochelle Newman, Research Design
• 15.3481 Qs: Dictaphone for Fieldwork; Zimbabwe/Zambia Linguist
  1. Shubhangi Kardile, Use of dictaphones for linguistic fieldwork
  2. Ann Evans, Linguists in Zimbabwe and Zambia
• 15.3493 Qs: Word Association; Sound Occurrences
  1. Alexandra Vinton, Word Association
  2. Yuri Tambovtsev, Sound Occurrences
• 15.3523 Qs: IPA in Textbooks; Use of 'Substitute'
  1. Caitlin McIntyre, IPA in Textbooks
  2. David Denison, Use of 'Substitute'
• 15.3524 Qs: IPA Font for Mac OS 10.3
  1. Fay Wouk, IPA font for Mac OS 10.3
• 15.3540 Qs: Correction: Linguist 15.3524: IPA Font for Mac
  1. Naomi Fox, Correction: Linguist 15.3524: IPA Font for Mac
• 15.3550 Qs: Etymology of 'Bikini Atoll'; Vowel Length
  1. Boyan Nikolaev, Etymology of 'Bikini Atoll'
  2. Gosia Dymnicka, Vowel Length
• 15.3551 Qs: Perfective Morpheme; L2 Processing of Idioms
  1. Marina Sherkina-Lieber, Perfective Morpheme
  2. Zuo Hongshan, L2 Processing of Idioms
• 15.3552 Qs: Past Tense in Children; African Lang Presentation
  1. alison how, Past Tense Retrieval in Children
  2. Lisa Pickens, African Language Presentation
• 15.3553 Qs: Critical Period Hypothesis; Protosyllabic Fossils
  1. Erinn Di Staulo, Critical Period Hypothesis History
  2. Bart de Boer, Protosyllabic Fossils
• 15.3554 Qs: On 'versus' as a Verb; English Pronunciation
  1. William J. Rapaport, On 'versus' as a Verb
  2. wajdan raza, English Pronunciation
• 15.3555 Qs: Community Multi-lingualism; Grice's Maxims
  1. Dick Hudson, Community Multi-lingualism
  2. SEVGI SABANCI, Grice's Maxims
• 15.3587 Qs: Introductory Ling Resources; English Short 'a'
  1. Rika Ito, Introductory Linguistics Resources
  2. Tom Kun, English Short 'a'

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