February 2013
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November 2012
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October 2012
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September 2012
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August 2012
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rsbenedict asked: Regarding employment: you might send people with questions about finding work to the Linguist List's Jobs section to check out current listings and requirements. It looks like computational linguistics is in high demand right now. I would suggest not to chase a job in academia; the job market in academia is horrible right now, with full-time positions being replaced with crummy adjunct gigs.
Aug 28th
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Anonymous asked: Hi, I think I'm interested in studying Linguistics at university for reasons I'm too tired to go into - it is genuinely a very interesting field which I am passionate about - and I was wondering how realistic such an option is. I have no clue what I want to do with a degree in Linguistics: career-wise. I've always wanted to go into academic research, namely sociolinguistics,...
Aug 28th
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Aug 25th
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Aug 25th
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Aug 24th
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Aug 24th
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Aug 24th
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crazyrobin7 asked: I just found your blog, and I have to say, it's quite wonderful. I too am someone who aspires to study linguistics, and I'm thinking of majoring in linguistics or sociology. What first got you interested? What part of linguistics most interests you? It was so wonderful to find someone who's interested in the subject. Are there other blogs you would recommend?
Aug 3rd
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July 2012
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Jul 27th
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Jul 6th
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“Just saw the question about majoring in Linguistics. I had the same question...”
– sarahdel
Jul 3rd
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Anonymous asked: How realistic is it, career wise, to major in linguistics? I absolutely LOVE linguistics and hope to study it at a university, but what is your honest opinion of the career options?
Jul 3rd
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Anonymous asked: I've been reading your Tumblr from time to time and I really enjoy it. I'm a linguist, finishing my PhD in France, and I opened my own French blog about linguistics. I guess that I would have been an English/Linguistics major (you know, here, we study all aspects of a language before majoring in litt, civilization or linguistics. There are virtually *no* linguists, and most of them are...
Jul 2nd
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June 2012
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Jun 26th
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Jun 4th
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nattym29 asked: I love that you're a self-taught linguist! What websites or books did you use to learn from?
Jun 3rd
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Jun 3rd
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May 2012
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The Wug Test Revisited -- A Research Project
I (Chris) completed a Senior Research Project this last year of high school. (If you didn’t know, I’m not in college or linguistics classes yet. I’ll be at New York University next year to eventually major in French and Linguistics.) Since I was allowed to choose my subject for this major project, I picked Dr. Jean Berko Gleason’s Wug Test and attempted to expand her...
May 27th
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May 9th
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April 2012
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So you know a linguist... →
A response to the eternal question, “How many languages do you speak?”
Apr 30th
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March 2012
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Just to clarify...
This Linguist Llama does not have a Twitter or a Wordpress blog.
Mar 15th
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IPA “keyboards”: http://weston.ruter.net/projects/ipa-chart/view/keyboard/ http://people.w3.org/rishida/scripts/pickers/ipa/ IPA chart with audio samples: http://web.uvic.ca/ling/resources/ipa/charts/IPAlab/IPAlab.htm IPA charts for printing: http://web.uvic.ca/ling/resources/ipa/charts.htm
Mar 14th
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I just realized...
glottalplosive: “Nasal” begins with a nasal consonant. “Fricative” begins with a fricative consonant. “Sibilant” begins with a sibilant consonant. “Plosive” begins with a plosive consonant. “Lateral” begins with a lateral consonant.
Mar 14th
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eonneo asked: Hello there Linguist Llama~ As a person aspiring to be a linguist, I'm disappointed to say I don't have a copy of the IPA chart. Do you, or anyone else for that matter, know where I can find one online? Thanks!
Mar 14th
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February 2012
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Anonymous asked: are you a human
Feb 21st
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Anonymous asked: If you've never taken any linguistic classes what brought you to create linguist llama?
Feb 13th
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zomgmouse asked: There is a separate symbol for the voiceless [w]; [ʍ].
Feb 13th
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Anonymous asked: What is your opinion on the /wh/ sound being pronounced "hw" or "w"?
Feb 12th
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Feb 11th
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January 2012
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Jan 26th
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Sorry for the lack of updates!
Hello everyone, I realize I haven’t updated this blog much lately. Senior year of HS is taking up stupid amounts of time, and I haven’t gotten a chance to sit down and come up with any good memes. However, I’ll still review any submissions! :)
Jan 23rd
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shanbalile asked: i think the anon meant cómo se LLAMA?
Jan 18th
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Anonymous asked: what's your name?
Jan 18th
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