103 Avsnitt

  1. 43: The grammar of singular they - Interview with Kirby Conrod

    Publicerades: 2020-04-17

  2. 42: What makes a language “easy”? It’s a hard question

    Publicerades: 2020-03-19

  3. 41: This time it gets tense - The grammar of time

    Publicerades: 2020-02-20

  4. 40: Making machines learn language - Interview with Janelle Shane

    Publicerades: 2020-01-17

  5. 39: How to rebalance a lopsided conversation

    Publicerades: 2019-12-19

  6. 38: Many ways to talk about many things - Plurals, duals and more

    Publicerades: 2019-11-21

  7. 37: Smell words, both real and invented

    Publicerades: 2019-10-17

  8. 36: Villages, gifs, and children: Researching signed languages in real-world contexts with Lynn Hou

    Publicerades: 2019-09-20

  9. 35: Putting sounds into syllables is like putting toppings on a burger

    Publicerades: 2019-08-16

  10. 34: Emoji are Gesture Because Internet

    Publicerades: 2019-07-18

  11. 33: Why spelling is hard — but also hard to change

    Publicerades: 2019-06-20

  12. 32: You heard about it but I was there - Evidentiality

    Publicerades: 2019-05-16

  13. 31: Pop culture in Cook Islands Māori - Interview with Ake Nicholas

    Publicerades: 2019-04-19

  14. 30: Why do we gesture when we talk?

    Publicerades: 2019-03-21

  15. 29: The verb is the coat rack that the rest of the sentence hangs on

    Publicerades: 2019-02-22

  16. 28: How languages influence each other - Hannah Gibson interview on Swahili, Rangi & Bantu languages

    Publicerades: 2019-01-18

  17. 27: Words for family relationships: Kinship terms

    Publicerades: 2018-12-20

  18. 26: Why do C and G come in hard and soft versions? Palatalization

    Publicerades: 2018-11-16

  19. 25: Every word is a real word

    Publicerades: 2018-10-18

  20. 24: Making books and tools speak Chatino - Interview with Hilaria Cruz

    Publicerades: 2018-09-20

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