@SashaWilmoth What is this second language like? I would imagine in small scale multilingual societies there is little classroom learning and hence little literature on the topic (unless descriptive)
@SagirAhmed98 It's interesting that if you go further north to Arunachal Pradesh, at least in Adi (Bori-Karko), you get a completely unrelated form: "eso" (from Lalrempuii, 2005)
so I wonder exactly which TB groups align here
@maria_esipova I would love to, though I would call myself an "advanced beginner" so idk if you'd want to play yet (I promise I'm not that good just been playing a while lol), but also LMK if you want resources on learning! (I have a similar story to how I got into chess tbh!)
@lingdustin it was weird initially but it's fine for me, I think it can be a head noun for me in other situations too (however maybe only where it's easy to recover what the dose is 'of'?)
Our first LingCircle talk of Fall 2023 is coming up on Thurs, Nov 2 with Dr. Kristine Stenzel! Her lecture will cover direct or quoted speech in Kotiria, an endangered language of northwestern Amazonia. Join us! https://t.co/wDHDDbCj0l
#Linguistics#BeBoulder
and some of it feels a bit controversial (but that's where my data leads me!)
If you can't make it, my slides are here: https://t.co/pOmP92SFBs
Will upload references soon!
closing out at #ICHL26 today talking about numeral classifiers in the eastern himalayan region (again 😩). But if you're around, come by! I've revised some hypotheses...
https://t.co/S8cw1QNDqv
i feel like my old research projects are just ghosts over my shoulders...
coding some grammars for a project on nominal negation but i can't help but also always check "wait does this language have an apprehensive/lest construction btw....just for fun..." 😭
the one thing that really icks me out about 'older' conceptions of linguistic diversity and writings about it is this idea of an 'untouched paradise' that existed, that is often expressed with biblical metaphors like "Babel"/"Garden of Eden"... (1/2)