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Language, Linguistics and Lore. By Julia C. Kupper. January 8, 2014. Features of Australian English. Having had the pleasure to be surrounded by many Australians in recent years, I have decided to dedicate my newest blog post to Australian English, hereafter abbreviated to AusE. It can be assumed that the basis of the Australian vocabulary was built upon words and terms spoken in Britain by the time when the land was settled, which explains why speakers of AusE use the word footpath. Nonetheless, this do...
The Differences Between American and British English (Part II) | Language, Linguistics and Lore
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Language, Linguistics and Lore. By Julia C. Kupper. November 26, 2013. The Differences Between American and British English (Part II). Let’s spice things up this time. I can see how my first blog post was rather academical, so I tried to write this one in a more accessible way for non-linguists. I hope I didn’t fail :). Part II: Lexis and Semantics. My favourite false friends are:. BrE – slang word for vagina , AmE – slang word for arse/ass. Despite that, most of the time American and British English sim...
Conversational Analysis of a Secretly Recorded Conversation | Language, Linguistics and Lore
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Language, Linguistics and Lore. By Julia C. Kupper. December 13, 2013. Conversational Analysis of a Secretly Recorded Conversation. I secretly recorded a conversation between all of my flat(room)mates and myself. Why would she do that, you might wonder. On the one hand, I wanted to make explicit what is normally taken for granted: What are distinctive features of spoken language? On the other hand, I was very interested to identify who really. Turn (hereafter ’t’) = time when a single participant speaks.
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MAKING LANGUAGE CONNECTIONS THROUGH LINGUISTICS. How to avoid misspelling commonly misspelt words. February 22, 2010. While phonics is often thought to be THE solution to spelling well, going by how a word sounds isn’t sufficient most of the time, especially homophones and similar sounding syllables abound in the English language. Paying attention to how the word. Hang on, that looks wrong…. Take note of the meaning of the word. And its word class. Not moving, or not changing. 8216; for p e. Ncil and p e.
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Language, Linguistics, and Conlangs
Language, Linguistics, and Conlangs. Friday, April 22, 2011. Sorry for the Delay. I apologize for not having posted in a while. School and other aspects of life have been keeping me busy lately. After finals are over (first week of May), I will begin posting again. I already have ideas for a few posts plus I will be starting a new blog which I will be announcing. Saturday, March 26, 2011. Language vs. Dialect. A language is a social construct consisting of a group of mutually intelligible dialects and ba...
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LANGUAGE, LINGUISTICS, LITERATURE & READING
LANGUAGE, LINGUISTICS, LITERATURE and READING. This is a PNU web log that points the searcher to the exact location of journal articles on LANGUAGE, LINGUISTICS, LITERATURE AND READING in the Edilberto P. Dagot Hall obtained from the library's foreign subscriptions. Wednesday, February 14, 2007. VOCABULARY Celik, Mehmet. Teaching vocabulary through code-mixing. ELT Journal 2003 October 57:4 361. VOCABULARY KNOWLEDGE Fan, May. How big is the gap and how to narrow it? WORD READING Ocampo, Dina. Predict...
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Language, Linguistics and Lore | by Julia C. Kupper
Language, Linguistics and Lore. By Julia C. Kupper. January 8, 2014. Features of Australian English. Having had the pleasure to be surrounded by many Australians in recent years, I have decided to dedicate my newest blog post to Australian English, hereafter abbreviated to AusE. It can be assumed that the basis of the Australian vocabulary was built upon words and terms spoken in Britain by the time when the land was settled, which explains why speakers of AusE use the word footpath. Nonetheless, this do...
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