"Modern Foreign #Languages degrees are the most starkly affected, with the number of courses nearly halved since 2011. #Linguistics, #Anthropology and #Classics show similar declines, and subjects like #English, #History and #Drama could follow if trends continue."
I love this idea: Phrase-Lemma as a construct-for-building-words just like morphèmes-combination Video: Linguists just made a breakthrough in defining a 'word. ' No, really www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfnA... Paper: www.lsadc.org/Files/Langua... #linguistics

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Linguists just made a breakthrough in defining a 'word. ' No, really

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#Linguistics #Socialism #Communism

The things people do. Someone translated The International into Proto-Germanic. : )

https://www.reddit.com/r/linguistics/comments/1113zaa/i_tried_translating_the_internationale_into/

The sound of "scream" in Serbian!
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Pink Trombone [Not a novel sex act—sorry—but it is LOUD]

https://lemmy.world/post/35704099

Pink Trombone [Not a novel sex act—sorry—but it is LOUD]

https://lemmy.ml/post/35934331

Pink Trombone [Not a novel sex act—sorry—but it is LOUD] - Lemmy

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The sound of "kiss" in Thai!
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Linguistic subtoot

Most languages, including English, frequently use linguistic repetition for emphasis. Really truly yes they do! And repetition for emphasis works with all sorts of concepts, including negation. Unless you are speaking predicate calculus instead of English:
A single negative means “No.”
A double negative means “Nope never.”
A triple negative means “No-way-in-hell not never!”

#linguistics #LanguageIsNotLogic

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The sound of "kiss" in Thai!
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