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all things linguistic all things linguistic a blog about all things linguistic by gretchen mcculloch i cohost lingthusiasm a podcast that s enthusiastic about linguistics i m the author of because internet a book about internet language about favourite posts faq book on internet language lingthusiasm podcast linguistics jobs internet language linguist humour protolinguist language learning intro linguistics wikipedia editathons top posts monthly email updates rss feed follow t f y i s search 1 lingthusiasm lingthusiasm episode 101 micro to macro the levels of language when we first learn about nature we generally start with the solid mid sized animals cats dogs elephants tigers horses birds turtles and so on only later on do we zoom in and out from these charismatic megafauna to the tinier levels like cells and bacteria or the larger levels like ecosystems and the water cycle with language words are the easily graspable charismatic megafauna charismatic megaverba from which there are both micro levels like sounds handshapes and morphemes and macro levels like sentences conversations and narratives in this episode your hosts lauren gawne and gretchen mcculloch take advantage of the aptly numbered 101th episode to get enthusiastic about linguistics from the micro to macro perspective often found in linguistics 101 classes we start with sounds and handshapes moving onto accents and sound changes fitting affixes into words words into sentences and sentences into discourse we also talk about areas of linguistics that involve language at all these levels at once including historical linguistics child language acquisition linguistic fieldwork sociolinguistics and psycholinguistics plus why we don t follow this order for lingthusiasm episodes or crash course linguistics and how you can give yourself a diy intro linguistics course click here for a link to this episode in your podcast player of choice or read the transcript here announcements to celebrate lingthusiasm now having more than 100 episodes we have compiled a list of 101 places where you can get even more linguistics enthusiasm this is your one stop shop if you want suggestions for other podcasts books videos blogs and other places online and offline to feed your interest in linguistics even with a hundred and one options we re sure there s still a few that we ve missed so also feel free to tag us lingthusiasm on social media about your favourites in this month s bonus episode we get enthusiastic about what psycholinguistics can tell us about creative writing with julie sedivy psycholinguist and the author of memory speaks and linguaphile we talk about moving from the style of scientific writing to literary writing by writing a lot of unpublished poetry to develop her aesthetic sense how studying linguistics for a writer is like studying anatomy for a sculptor or colour theory for a painter and how you could set up an eyetracking study to help writers figure out which sentences make their readers slow down join us on patreon now to get access to this and 90 other bonus episodes you ll also get access to the lingthusiasm discord server where you can chat with other language nerds here are the links mentioned in the episode lingthusiasm episodes by topic corinna bechko smallrus post on bluesky donkey kong structural ambiguity and novel sentence example post on all things linguistic auslan signbank entry for my mine taiwanese sign language online dictionary handshape list our aesthetic ipa chart merch asl sign for student by aslu on youtube formal version and informal version crash course linguistics quantifier scope jokes post on all things linguistics billy mitchell s donkey kong historical records reinstated after multi year dispute with twin galaxies article by kat bailey on ign wikipedia entry for president of the republic of china wikipedia entry for hank chien smallrus artwork by ursulav on deviant art nix illustration post on smallrus in the historical record lingthusiasm episodes mentioned schwa the most versatile english vowel all the sounds in all the languages the international phonetic alphabet sounds you can t hear babies accents and phonemes why do c and g come in hard and soft versions palatalization climbing the sonority mountain from a to p who questions the questions brunch gonna and fozzle the smooshing episode that s the kind of episode it s clitics word order we love the bridge between words and sentences constituency cool things about scales and implicature scoping out the scope of scope layers of meaning cooperation humour and gricean maxims how to rebalance a lopsided conversation corpus linguistics and consent interview with kat gupta making speech visible with spectrograms you can listen to this episode via lingthusiasm com soundcloud rss apple podcasts itunes spotify youtube or wherever you get your podcasts you can also download an mp3 via the soundcloud page for offline listening to receive an email whenever a new episode drops sign up for the lingthusiasm mailing list you can help keep lingthusiasm ad free get access to bonus content and more perks by supporting us on patreon lingthusiasm is on bluesky twitter instagram facebook mastodon and tumblr email us at contact at lingthusiasm dot com gretchen is on bluesky as gretchenmcc and blogs at all things linguistic lauren is on bluesky as superlinguo and blogs at superlinguo lingthusiasm is created by gretchen mcculloch and lauren gawne our senior producer is claire gawne our production editor is sarah dopierala our production assistant is martha tsutsui billins our editorial assistant is jon kruk and our technical editor is leah velleman our music is ancient city by the triangles this episode of lingthusiasm is made available under a creative commons attribution non commercial share alike license cc 4 0 by nc sa 3 lingthusiasm 2 twitter t facebook f pinterest p google g 5 copy short url 1 year ago 73 notes linguistics games a useful list of linguistics games from nathan saunders including ipa bingo ipa memory match games and other linguistics games based on the gameplay of classic games like uno and battleship especially suited for playing with intro level students in online intro linguistics or intro phonetics classes but some might be playable with friends as well pairs well with these online rollable phonetic dice 2 twitter t facebook f pinterest p google g 5 copy short url 5 years ago 275 notes semantics crash course linguistics 5 if you want to know what a word means all you have to do is look it up in the dictionary right actually it s a little more complicated than that this episode of crash course linguistics is all about semantics or the area of linguistics concerned with meaning we ll learn about different types of semantic relationships and how different languages define these relationships as well as different approaches to semantics and we ll discover that the humble definition may be more complicated than we think for more semantics resources including semantics related exercises from the linguistics olympiads to try check out this week s issue of mutual intelligibility 2 twitter t facebook f pinterest p google g 5 copy short url 5 years ago 119 notes syntax 2 trees crash course linguistics 4 there are many theories of syntax and different ways to represent grammatical structures but one of the simplest is tree structure diagrams in this episode of crash course linguistics we ll use tree structure diagrams to keep track of words and groups of words within sentences and we ll break down what roles different types of words and phrases play within a sentence for more resources on syntax including practice puzzles with trees and bracketing phrases from the linguistics olympiads with answer keys check out this week s issue of mutual intelligibility 2 twitter t facebook f pinterest p google g 5 copy short url 5 years ago 64 notes morphosyntax crash course linguistics 3 grammar sometimes gets a bad reputation but we re actually doing grammar all the time and we re pretty good at it in this episode of thecrashcourse crash course linguistics we ll begin our discussion of syntax by learning how we can take words and morphemes and turn them into sentences questions stories and even videos like this for more on this topic including practice exercises this week yoda speak check out this week s issue of mutual intelligibility 2 twitter t facebook f pinterest p google g 5 copy short url 5 years ago 63 notes morphology crash course linguistics 2 what even is a word well linguists don t really know but that s ok when linguists want to get super specific we don t even talk about words we talk about morphemes instead in this episode of crash course linguistics we re diving into the topic of morphology and what makes up these things we call words for more links about morphology including practice morphology exercises with answer key check out this week s mutual intelligibility newsletter 2 twitter t facebook f pinterest p google g 5 copy short url 5 years ago 111 notes what is linguistics crash course linguistics 1 the first full length video for the crash course linguistics series i ve been co writing for is now up more to follow every friday for the rest of 2020 description language is everywhere linguistics is the study of language but what does that even mean in this episode of crash course linguistics we ll begin talking about some of the features and levels of structure of language and introduce some of the other topics we ll be covering throughout this series want even more linguistics check out the lingthusiasm podcast hosted by the writers of crash course linguistics 2 twitter t facebook f pinterest p google g 5 copy short url 5 years ago 372 notes crash course linguistics preview i m excited to announce that the teaser trailer for crash course linguistics is now up and the following 16 full length videos will be coming out around this time on fridays for the next few months welcome to crash course linguistics linguistics is everywhere and is super useful for pretty much everyone over 16 episodes taylor behnke will teach you all about language from its structure to the relationship between language and our identity the brain and computers to writing language acquisition and the diversity of human languages if you ve been meaning to learn introductory linguistics concepts in a more systematic manner or you want an easy way to share your interest in linguistics with other people crash course linguistics is a great way to do that it s been really fun working on the scripts for crash course linguistics since the beginning of 2020 with lauren gawne and jessi grieser lingthusiasm x crash course crossover as well as seeing them come to life through our host taylor behnke and the teams at crash course and thought cafe if you want to get an email when each of the crash course linguistics videos comes out along with exercises to practice the concepts and links for further reading you can sign up for mutual intelligibility email newsletters 2 twitter t facebook f pinterest p google g 5 copy short url 5 years ago 372 notes superlinguo linguistics job interviews featured in for the love of language intro to linguistics textbook superlinguo excerpts from five of the superlinguo linguistics job interviews are featured in the second edition of the introductory linguistics textbook for the love of language burridge stebbins cambridge i am really happy to see that this textbook dives straight into the range of careers for linguists i am of course also happy that these interviews are reaching new audiences the original five interviews interviews linguistics jobs interview with a user experience ux researcher abby bajuniemi interview with a linguistic project manager at a language tech company sasha wilmoth linguistics jobs interview with a text analyst caroline davis linguistics jobs interview with a speech pathologist annie linguistics jobs interview with a high school teacher jason there are over 40 interviews on the linguistics jobs tag https www superlinguo com tagged linguistics jobs images of the interview excerpts from for the love of language thanks to cambridge for sending me a review copy so that i could see the interviews in print 3 superlinguo 2 twitter t facebook f pinterest p google g 5 copy short url 6 years ago 188 notes what if writing didn t exist an animated history of writing in 12 short videos by nativlang via mutual intelligibility 2 twitter t facebook f pinterest p google g 5 copy short url 6 years ago 171 notes newer posts 1 of 14 older posts all things linguistic a blog about all things linguistic by gretchen mcculloch i cohost lingthusiasm a podcast that s enthusiastic about linguistics i m the author of because internet a book about internet language elsewhere t f y i s longform theme by pixel union powered by tumblr