The combination of languages spoken in a given place, known as language ecology, matters for the wellbeing of Indigenous language speakers, according to a new ANU study.
Read more about the findings and what they mean to all of us: https://t.co/hiLl5258yM
@ANUslll@ANUcass
So cool being a 'word nerd' on ABC Canberra's Sunday Brunch show!
✨Listen to my segment here! I come in around 1:25:40.
🔗https://t.co/f5BjGTpSBW
✨And if you're a nerd too and want to see my notes/sources for the words I mentioned, check out my site:
🔗https://t.co/PyYqXZeBfT
Ok so in kind of exciting new I will be on the radio this weekend??
Listen to me discuss some fun loanwords and talk about various language-related things on ABC's 'Canberra Sunday Brunch' show! 🤩
Listen live here at around 11:15 AM https://t.co/JZ4NJsd26H
Ok so in kind of exciting new I will be on the radio this weekend??
Listen to me discuss some fun loanwords and talk about various language-related things on ABC's 'Canberra Sunday Brunch' show! 🤩
Listen live here at around 11:15 AM https://t.co/JZ4NJsd26H
‘Double disadvantage’. Women with foreign accents, particularly Russian speakers, are perceived as less employable, according to a new study from @KseniaGnevsheva Read full story here:
https://t.co/KkyDFLaZTv
Ok so in kind of exciting new I will be on the radio this weekend??
Listen to me discuss some fun loanwords and talk about various language-related things on ABC's 'Canberra Sunday Brunch' show! 🤩
Listen live here at around 11:15 AM https://t.co/JZ4NJsd26H
Had the absolute pleasure of meeting @AntonHur this week! Not only did he give two excellent talks, he was also such a fun, insightful person to chat with. He was also kind enough to sign the multiple books I asked him to 😅
Def a bit of a fangirl moment :')
@AntonHur is coming to Canberra! Very exciting for anyone interested in literary translation - come along to the public lecture on March 6 🤩
https://t.co/zk6EW468UR
Cool article including a cameo by Adam, who worked on 'The Trunk'!
📰Korean books' 'quirkiness and subtle darkness' captivate Australians 🔗https://t.co/gKX0Yy67HW
very grateful to linguists of the past and all but hate it so much when they do this NO it is not a waste of space, i would have liked some more of this jargon actually!!🙄
The first thing that my mind came up with when I was thinking of my 2025 academic goals was 'survive' and that was a bit depressing so I came up with another one: once a week, read at least one interesting piece of research that has nothing to do with my own
Should be fun! 🤞🙆♀️
I went to many bookstores in the UK (no surprises there lol) and in every single one, I found a copy of The Trunk. It is now truly out into the world, but it is still so surreal to see my name printed in a book. So grateful I got to be a part of this project with the KoLab🥹
Late post but end Nov/early Dec was a conference-packed time and I really enjoyed both presenting at and attending the @AusLingSoc conference in Canberra, as well as the @AmcEdinburgh Symposium in Edinburgh. A slightly hectic few weeks, but so worth it :')
University of Wollongong has announced plans to close all its Languages and Linguistics programs in January, including English Language and Linguistics, French, Japanese, Mandarin and Spanish. Please support the petition to protest against this plan: https://t.co/xnltWN5B6V
Genuinely how I think I'm gonna look trying to link language change to historical developments hopefully it will make sense to people other than me lmao
So many times when I can't find the relevant literature for a specific question I have, I'll find a PhD thesis on that exact topic and I am reassured by the fact that my own thesis will, if nothing else, at least probably help out another PhD student in the future