Asides
Protected: NCUR Undergrad Research Conference 2018
Protected: Understanding Aspesctual ,Habitual “BE” and Zero Copula’s in African American Speech Variety, Using 90’s sit-coms.
Protected: Talk at BMCC on 11/4: The Politicization of Linguistic Identity: Two post-Cold War case studies
Protected: Talk at Columbia re: high number of Spanish-Based Creoles, on Monday, 10/30
Dialects!
Hey guys!
For next weeks blog I posted on Sarah’s blog and provided 2 links! I think her blog was awesome (everyone should read it!) and that you all would enjoy the two links I provided! One is on the different dialects within the 5 boroughs of New York and the other is on the different dialects used throughout America! I watched these in my phonetics classes and loved them!
Hope you all have a great week!
-Lissette
Protected: Do you speak New Yorkese?
Protected: Student Presentation Opportunity: National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing
Protected: Grad Student Talk: GC CUNY: CIRCL October 24: DANIEL MANN – Possible homologous structures in human and budgerigar syllables
Protected: Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences Talk at the GC on Wed., 10/25
Syntax Talk at NYU this Friday
This week at NYU Syntax Brown Bag talk series we have a talk by Leland Kusmer (UMass). The talk will be held on Friday (10/20), at noon, in room 103 of NYU’s Linguistics Deparment (10 Washington Place). The title and abstract are as follows:
Extraction from coordination in Khoekhoegowab
Khoekhoegowab allows a heretofore-unreported predicate coordination construction in Continue reading
