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This great, coming frm coropora❤

Thanks, im taking a course on linguistics

You deserve more subscribers. Thank you for sharing!

I m your fen

Is this an updated hypothesis to face-threatening acts?

Bruh

How could i join your University for phD studies in Linguistics???

Men are definitely saying more NOs😅. I wonder how it is in other linguistic communities

1,1/2 and 2

I just want to share this: I took a couple of small tests, and my estimated vocabulary level and size is between 23,000 & 35,000 words - a C2 Level. (Is that really the highest level? There were many words I didn't know.) Anyway, I'm kinda happy about it.

I’ve lived in America for the majority of my life and speak English fluently with but it isn’t my native language, can I still submit?

Comment for the algorithm.

Could you tell me how do you know that this answer is correct?😊

Wow, nice, I am a beginner student of English linguistics, do you have a WhatsApp group for teaching or guiding?

Wow the game of stereotyping

Parents

Women. Ages 26 to 39. Undergraduate degree. 🙌🏻

Cheer~~~a thing tacitly assumed beforehand at the beginning of a line of argument or course of action.😊

This is interesting, good luck with your research.

I came here because I keep seeing people use the word demure and I found it odd because it isn’t a word used as often as Iv been hearing it of late hmm just curious

Male Young HS - BA

Your attractive

All of them says this.

All of them says this

Thank you. Very interesting. 👍

Women*

2/3, 2/3, and I don't know about education levels. All are busy!

I mean sure but like how in the world would they have the numbers for this to actually be true Never-mind I didn't understand the statistic

What are my day is your twisted up hairdo looks so good on and I don't know how to make that one word of the day but that's the words of my days love it keep it up thank you

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I trained one my cats to come to my finger snap and point, the reason is he is diabetic and it was stressful as hell when i had to give him a shot and couldnt find him. And i had a time frame i had to try to give it in.

LANA Corpus, wanna collab bro

is it only for English conversations?

"This... is really amazing."

I like the part where she showed .01 seconds of the original video so we had no idea what she was talking about

We don’t. Just stop i beg ya‘ll

Once in 5 million words is crazy. I have no idea how many English words are spoken everday, but demure can't happen a lot.

becauselanguage.com/104-dogwhistles/

By the way, the eligibility criteria are broader now! Each speaker should (a) be at least 18 years old, (b) speak English as a primary language, and (c) have lived in the US since before elementary school

www.meetup.com/conversation-meetup-contribute-to-linguistics-research/events/?eventOrigin=your_groups

Tip-top has always been fun to say; but not hip-hop.

She’s so beautiful

Tangentially, my brother and his Australian wife moved to Melbourne when their three boys were between 5 and 10 years old. Even though all of the boys were born in the United States and initially learned English here, they quickly adapted to the Australian accent, probably so as not to stand out. Now, almost 20 years later, they all have what I perceive to be Australian accents. My brother, however, still sounds like an American.

Wow what a lund

I'm a Linguistics buff as well and im happy your channel exists for everyone to learn more, but believe me, these are not fun facts for parties, unless everyone attending the party is from the Linguistics department 😅

Do babies tend to only imitate sounds they think a person is making? If this baby saw it was roosters making the noise, would she be as likely to do it too?

Here's the link:

Babies dont hear all the languages of the world and imitate them, they produce all the sounds that exist in the languages of the world and ultimately filter out the ones they don't hear in their immediate environment and quickly forget them which is why it is so hard even early in life to reproduce them again. They quickly get stuck in their ways. I teach language and have observed this as a teacher and with my own kids one of whom (a son) is totally bilingual with a grandson halfway there and yet where I teach kids as young as 6 have difficulties with new sounds. The first year of life is really important for this.

Only conversations in American English?

Can't tap 😔