@BBC6Music please give a shout out to my fairly adequate neighbours who kindly gave the whole street their (ironic) rendition of Erasure's A Little Respect at 2 am this morning. Can we have it again just for them please?
👨🏫 What ho! 1 day to go til @bencrystal's Babel Lecture
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🪶 What was English like in Shakespeare's day? Melanie Evans looks at Early Modern English in Babel: https://t.co/WVV9AxT3XU
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🎉 New article from our research group in Journal of Phonetics!
➡️ An acoustic analysis of rhoticity in Lancashire, England
— by Danielle Turton & Robert Lennon
https://t.co/qezZ5aG2mS
@LAEL_LU
Is October the month of Corpus Linguistics?
I made this list for my students with all the upcoming Corpus talks that were shared with me, but it might be useful to more people here, so here is the link
https://t.co/tKoLY5C94m
We are excited to announce the next LANA research seminar:
Doug Biber and Jesse Egbert, presenting on
Linguistic variation across conversational discourse types: Overview of the project and selected research findings
December 8, 2023
4pm (UK) / 9am (AZ)
@jesse_egbert
Apricate (17th century): to turn your face to the winter sun and bask in it for a moment.
(I know, I’ve said it before, but it’s too beautiful to forget.)
👨🎓 Babel's linguist of the week - John J. Gumperz 👨🎓
Learn more about Gumperz's work on language, society and culture in Babel No4: https://t.co/vaFrANbHhR