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• 7.6 Qs: Psycholing, Pausal alternations, Number words
  1. Vicki McCarthy, Psycholinguistics
  2. Vincent DeCaen, "pausal" alternations
  3. Allan Wechsler, number words
• 7.7 Qs: Naming, Non-converging discourse, Word stress
  1. TB0EXC1@MVS.CSO.NIU.EDU, Naming Laws
  2. "Henk Wolf", Non-converging discourse
  3. CALIX, English Word Stress
• 7.8 Qs: Metacognition, Phonology & Syntax, Slavic, Altaic
  1. BrownDeb@aol.com, Re: Q: Metacognition
  2. "<\\"someone at somerville college\\", Phonology, and Syntax and thier applications.
  3. FRAFICI@CESIT1.UNIFI.IT, Re: 6.1766, Sum: Adjective Order
  4. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Question: 1987 Stanford Workshop
• 7.13 Qs: Linguistics?,Phonemic Spelling,Folia Linguistica Hist.
  1. Dilworth B. Parkinson, Linguistics Needed!
  2. Hartmut Haberland, Re: 6.1790, Disc: Phonemic Spelling
  3. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Q: Folia Linguistica Historica
• 7.17 Qs: SGML, U of Texas/Austin, Lg testing, Text types
  1. International Buddhist Research and Info, Character encoding and SGML
  2. Gwyn Williams, Required: Accommodation near U of Texas/Austin
  3. Maxine Lipson, Question: Computers and Language Testing
  4. Eva Samaniego, Research on Text Types
• 7.22 Qs: Inclusive/exclusive marking, Ling&the millenium, Newsgroups
  1. Martin Weikmann, Inclusive/exclusive marking in pronouns and Verbs
  2. Brigitte Nerlich, Linguistics and the millenium
  3. Fri, 05 Jan 1996 08:02:07 EST, Fri, 05 Jan 1996 08:02:07 EST
• 7.24 Qs: IPA font and type-setting, Ling on ITV, Dissimilation t
  1. Kirk Sullivan, IPA font and type-setting
  2. Mark Campana, Linguistics on ITV (fwd)
  3. cpeust, Dissimilation t
• 7.28 Qs: Generic Personal Names, Ergativity & Minimalism, Retroflexes
  1. JPKIRCHNER@aol.com, Q: generic personal names
  2. Falk Yehuda, Query: Ergativity & Minimalism
  3. paul manansala, Retroflexes
• 7.34 Qs: Paper on Sanskrit, FLSM IV, Survey of Attitude
  1. Toshiyuki Kumashiro, Reference to Kaye and Lowenstamm's Paper on Sanskrit
  2. Barbara Need, FLSM IV
  3. Xu Daming, Literature on Survey of Attitude
• 7.35 Qs: Ling and the millenium, Names as adj, Cultural adaptation
  1. Brigitte Nerlich, Linguistics and the millenium (2)
  2. LISTSERV@TAMVM1.TAMU.EDU, Names as adjectives (?) in English
  3. tiedemann@RWS.HILF.he.schule.de, Cultural adaptation of texts
• 7.41 Qs: Focus positions, Stanford Workshop, Comparative Ling
  1. Steven Schaufele, Focus positions
  2. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Query: Stanford Workshop
  3. Alexis Manaster Ramer, What's Happening to Comparative Linguistics
• 7.44 Qs: Experiencer Role, Metathesis
  1. "David Harris", ?? on Experiencer Role
  2. Metathesis
• 7.45 Qs: NP Reiteration, Lang at Work, Estimating Vocabulary
  1. CTDWU@HKPV17.POLYU.EDU.HK, Research on NP Reiteration
  2. Jim Miller, Language in the Place of Work
  3. Michael Baker, Query - Estimating Vocabulary of a Language
• 7.59 Qs: Irish lg, Phonetics group, German as a foreign lg
  1. MJ Allen, Irish language in Northern Ireland/Identity,Ethnicity links.
  2. Gilberto Antunes Chauvet, Phonetics group
  3. "Marianne Wilke", Growth of German as a Foreign Language
• 7.65 Qs: Optional wh-movement, Web page for CLP, Trivial Pursuit
  1. Kristin Denham, Optional wh-movement
  2. Paul Kenneth Roser, Q: Web page for CLP
  3. Dorothy Disterheft, Trivial Pursuit
• 7.66 Qs: NPR Pronunciation,MS Word German Proofing Tools,Melungeon
  1. Thomas Fitzsimmons, NPR Pronunciation
  2. T Schmidt, German Proofing tools for MS Word 6.0
  3. EWINKLER@cluster.ucs.indiana.edu, Melungeon
• 7.69 Qs: Double Negation, Poem by Dell Hymes, Malaysian Eng.
  1. hiro-t, Query: Double negation: You cannot get something for nothing.
  2. Jean-Louis Duchet, Ref of poem by D.Hymes
  3. Michael Herriman, Varieties of Malaysian English
• 7.70 Qs: German isogloss, Inference, "Turkey," Names
  1. "Larry Trask", German isogloss boundary
  2. sperber dan, Geis & Zwicky's invited inference
  3. Theriault Alain, How do you say "turkey"?
  4. MARC PICARD, Re: First names
• 7.74 Qs: Children's games, Aborginal lgs, Trilingual ed
  1. "Jack Wiedrick", Children's games
  2. "Ramesh R. Sarukkai", Re: Aborginal Language with no grammar?
  3. "R. F. Hahn", Trilingual Education
• 7.75 Qs: British Theatrical Language, Yiddish/English
  1. "Michael B. Quinion", British Theatrical Language
  2. Douglas J. Glick, Yiddish/English
• 7.78 Qs: Text, Chinese, Conditionals, Attitudes
  1. Michal Ephratt, Statements in text
  2. Paul Woods, Computational Semantics for Chinese
  3. ChangBong Lee, Conditionals
  4. Salvatore Attardo, Attitudes toward language
• 7.82 Qs: Asiatic, Words, Kikongo, Contacts
  1. Alejandro Renato, Asiatic Phonetic Publication
  2. EFWAGNER@aol.com, various words
  3. Mikael Parkvall, Kikongo
  4. TONY HALL, Contacts required
• 7.85 Qs: Geis & Zwicky CORRECTION, More Turkeys...
  1. sperber dan, Query: Geis & Zwicky CORRECTION
  2. Theriault Alain, QS: More turkeys...
• 7.88 Qs: Tsimshian, Emphasis, Myths, Zager
  1. Peter Daniels, Tsimshian
  2. fdlidsky@netvision.net.il, emphasis in public announcements in Britain
  3. 00crzhang@bsuvc.bsu.edu, Old English passages about Germanic myths in print
  4. Louise Manga, Zager article
• 7.98 Qs: IPA Font, Adjectives, Non-Native Slips of the Tongue
  1. Satina, IPA Font?
  2. "David Harris", FW: Question about Adjectives
  3. "HOLOWACZ William", Slips Of the Tongue and Non-Native Speakers
• 7.103 Qs: Swedish, Translation, Gender, NPR
  1. "David Weiss", Wanted- L1 Swedish speakers
  2. Saadat Aksartova, translation studies programs
  3. Monica Glina, Male gender for 'nurse'
  4. Nicholas Ostler, National Public Radio
• 7.105 Qs: Pragmatics List, Albanian, Hindi/Punjabi Phonology
  1. Stefan Goes, Answering Machines; Pragmatics List
  2. Antoni Berishaj, Albanian
  3. K Bali, Hindi/Punjabi Phonology
• 7.108 Qs: Hostility Marker, Human Lang. Text, Relative Clause
  1. George Elgin, Suzette Haden Elgin, measuring intensity of hostility in English
  2. "G. Tucker Childs", Query
  3. "Valery D. Solovyev", solovyev@open.ksu.ras.ru
• 7.109 Qs: Farsi Font,Gesture, On-line Dictionaries
  1. RuthLoew@aol.com, Farsi Font
  2. Grigoriy Kreydlin, Gesture
  3. Helen Dry, hdry@uts.cc.utexas.edu
• 7.112 Qs: "Dogmatism", Lists,Prescriptive & Descriptive Grammar
  1. Jussi Karlgren, "dogmatism"
  2. "Ingo Plag", query on Lists
  3. Deborah D K Ruuskanen, Re: Query: Prescriptive and Descriptive Grammar Courses
• 7.120 Qs: Relative Clause,Sociolinguists,Swedish Swear Words
  1. Youngjun Jang, relative clause (acquisition) (fwd)
  2. Operacao da RNP, Contacts with sociolinguists
  3. hcanne, (Swedish) swear words
• 7.121 Qs: Serbo-Croatian, 'Swarm', Judgments, Transcribe
  1. Nick Ourusoff, Serbo-Croatian corpora and dictionary sought
  2. Svetlana Vasina, 'Swarm' alternation
  3. Michael Wescoat, English judgments solicited
  4. Marrion Ward, Transcription
• 7.127 Qs: PhD Committees, Fishman Reference, GB/P&P List
  1. Lynn Alan Eubank, 'outside' member on PhD committees
  2. IUTZI-MITCHELL ROY _, Seeking Fishman refs
  3. TWRIGHT@ACCDVM.ACCD.EDU, Minimality/GB/P&P
• 7.145 Qs: Courses, Languages, Words, Lehmann, Fricatives
  1. Lyla Barrett, Undergraduate summer courses
  2. EFWAGNER@aol.com, languges of 1000 BP
  3. The Lillies, Word Formation Process Clips
  4. Gregory Watson, Christian Lehmann
  5. Roger Blench, Lateral Fricatives in Africa and elsewhere
• 7.153 Qs: WW II & Lang Change, Number Names, Spanish la -
  1. TRACY RECORD, WW II Lang Change
  2. Mark@ccgate.dragonsys.com, Number-names
  3. Sondra.Ahlen@SPEECH1.CS.CMU.EDU, Query for Spanish la-
• 7.164 Qs: Yiddish, Self-translation, Conversation analysis, Inuit
  1. "Lass, RG, Roger, Prof", query: Yiddish derivational affix
  2. Verena Jung, Self-Translations of Academic Texts
  3. "Janet Cowper", scripted dialogue and natural conversation
  4. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Question: Inuit
• 7.181 Qs: Whorf, Urdu, Metaphors, Transcript
  1. Pete Farruggio, Whorf and relativism
  2. HaseebC@aol.com, Urdu study in Pakistan?
  3. Paulina Jaenecke, orientational metaphors
  4. SUE BLACKWELL, transcript wanted
• 7.185 Qs: Clitics, Teaching, Fieldwork, Arabic
  1. Torrens, clitics in Spanish
  2. PIERRE LARRIVEE, Teaching and computer technologies
  3. jsalmons@facstaff.wisc.edu, Comparative fieldwork with colonial dialects
  4. widgan Abbas, Arabic
• 7.187 Qs: Generative Typology, Syntax and Pragmatics, Dutch
  1. jaret@u.washington.edu, generative typology
  2. Robert J. Hartsuiker, Question: pragmatic function of syntax
  3. Superuser, Dutch verbal constructions
• 7.188 Qs: Speech in written texts, Verb particles, Lg acquisition
  1. Birgit Kellner, Question: How to detect oral transmission in written texts
  2. DEIRDRE QUINN, references
  3. Brian McMahon, First or Second Language Acquisition
• 7.193 Qs: BBC in LA, Saussure, Paper by Eric Hamp
  1. David Ganelin, Re: Jean Aitchison Reith Lectures on BBC4 (beginning 2/6 8:30 GMT?)
  2. Mark Adderley, Saussure and Others
  3. David Prager Branner, Lost paper by Eric Hamp
• 7.194 Qs: On-line resources, Historical ling
  1. KENJI KITAO, on-line resources for linguistics
  2. Roger Blench, Question: early references to historical linguistics
• 7.201 Qs: Tlingit, Haida, Italian, Chinese
  1. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Q: Tlingit, Haida
  2. tessa say, Italian
  3. Bill Chan, celluar phone in Chinese
• 7.202 Qs: Discourse, Discriminatory Lang, Friedrich Book
  1. Grover Furr, books/articles on analysis of political discourse?
  2. Elena Tapia, Q: Naming/Discriminatory Language
  3. George Huttar 709 2400, Friedrich book
• 7.205 Qs: Script, Caseless forms, Intensification
  1. Matt Walker, Mystery Script
  2. "Carsten Breul", Caseless forms?
  3. Jan K Lindstrom, Intensification
• 7.211 Qs: Caseless Forms, New England French, Armenian erku
  1. "Carsten Breul", Caseless forms?
  2. rwilliams@SMCVAX.SMCVT.EDU, New England French
  3. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Armenian erku
• 7.214 Qs: IRC, Fonts, Media, Heuristics, MUST
  1. "Dr. Elke Hentschel", IRC
  2. Cathryn Williams, Phonetics fonts
  3. Nancy van Etten, request: research on language use in new media
  4. Donalee Hughes Attardo, Use of Heuristics in Linguistics
  5. Edith A Moravcsik, MUST
• 7.220 Qs: Armenian Font, Technical Lit, British and American Eng
  1. Michael Beard, Armenian TT Font
  2. Souad Belyazid, information
  3. Rika Katou, THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
• 7.224 Qs: Slow Speech, Sicilian & Venetian, Nucleus Placement
  1. Bill Fisher, Slow Speech Phenomena
  2. Dan Maxwell, Sicilian and Venetian dialects
  3. "graciela moyano", nucleus placement
• 7.231 Qs: American Accents, BUT & OR, Intro Synchronic Text
  1. Ian Watering) (Ian Watering, Recordings of American accents
  2. Alistair Knott, BUT and OR in different languages
  3. EAWILLIAMS@CENTER.COLGATE.EDU, Good intro text
• 7.236 Qs: Abstracts, Malayam/Kannada, Parallel Text, Arabic Word
  1. C.H.Rand@massey.ac.nz, Lang & Ling Abstracts
  2. Bob Hamilton, Malayalam/Kannada
  3. Alberto Alvarez Lugris, parallel text analysis
  4. Malek Ghenima, Arabic Version of Word
• 7.237 Qs: Font Editor, Prep Phrases, Applied Ling Text
  1. Fred Baube[tm], Font Editor
  2. Nathan Kenneth Mills, Question on Prep Phrases.
  3. Michele Disser, Applied Linguistics Text
• 7.244 Qs: Locating papers, Women & expletives, Regional Eng
  1. "Paul de Lacy", Locating papers:Kager & Zec
  2. LETTICIA GALINDO, Women & Expletives
  3. Susan Meredith Burt, Q: warsh, Warshington
• 7.252 Qs: Simultaneous Interp., Whitehall Article, Performatives
  1. Sarah Williams, Simultaneous Interpreting Corpus
  2. Katrin Roemer, Article Search
  3. kat@utarlg.uta.edu, Wedding vows
• 7.256 Qs: Software for Arabic, The @ sign, Grammatical number
  1. Malek Ghenima, Arabic Version of Word 6 for Windows
  2. "Karen S. Chung", @
  3. "Alan R. King", Q: Grammatical number
• 7.257 Qs: Glottal stop, Ethnocentrism in lang
  1. CHARANDRANNA@delphi.com, query: glottal stop
  2. "M. Lynne Murphy", Q:ethnocentrism in language
• 7.258 Qs: English lang study, Carol Eastman
  1. William Eggington, English language study in an English major
  2. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Q: Carol Eastman
• 7.269 Qs: NPI typology, Relative clause, Computerising dictionary
  1. clee@plaza.snu.ac.kr, NPI typology: discussion
  2. Lee, Relative clause
  3. "J. Fix", Re: Computerising German Dialect Dictionary - Help
• 7.270 Qs: Samarin & Levelt, Phantom limb phenomenon, Kantian adj
  1. "Paul de Lacy", Locating Samarin & Levelt
  2. Caroline Wiltshire, phantom limbs
  3. Jaroslaw Pluciennik, Qs: Kantian adjectives
• 7.271 Qs: G.K. Zipf, Transcription rates, Prepositions
  1. Claudia Pruen, Help needed on G.K. Zipf
  2. Barbara Ullmann, transcription rates
  3. hiro-t, Query: You'd be so nice to come home to./Window {to / on} the world.
• 7.277 Qs: Nivkh, Yiddish, Using newsgroups
  1. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Q: Nivkh
  2. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Q: Yiddish
  3. Mark Davies, Using newsgroups for L2 grammaticality judgments
• 7.287 Qs: Words, Imaging, Amelioratives, Tonogenesis, Dict
  1. EFWAGNER@aol.com, Words
  2. MJ.Ball@ulst.ac.uk, Imaging techniques, sources?
  3. TRAMMEL@ACC.FAU.EDU, British amelioratives not perjoratives
  4. jmwied@rullet.leidenuniv.nl, tonogenesis
  5. Dina Rosenfeld, Applied Linguistics Dictionary
• 7.292 Qs: Minimalism, @, Complements, Glossolalia
  1. J Kalita, any tutorials on the minimalist program?
  2. "Karen S. Chung", Second call: @
  3. Barbara Need, Prepositional complements
  4. "Paul de Lacy", Glossolalia Research
• 7.296 Qs: Journal, Parameters, NPs, Socio-lg, Metaphor
  1. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Q: Moskovskij lingvisticheskij zhurnal
  2. jaret@u.washington.edu, parameters and minimalism
  3. (Chris Bongartz), NPs
  4. K Bali, Socio-linguistics and Folk-literature
  5. Roberto Bertuol, Mathematical metaphors and material processes
• 7.303 Qs: XVth Lx Congress, Gender& Conflict talk, Lx Encyclopedia
  1. Tom Mylne, Q: Proc of XVth Lx Congress
  2. Ingrid Kristine Hasund, gender and conflict talk
  3. John Verhaar, Linguistics Encyclopedia
• 7.305 Qs: Preaspiration, Was and Etwas
  1. Bente Henrikka Moxness, Preaspiration
  2. "Nils Langer", Was and Etwas
• 7.306 Qs: East Greenlandic, Symbol/metaphor/analogy, Locatives
  1. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Q: Bergsland vs. Swadesh on East Greenlandic
  2. Nancyhild@aol.com, Q: symbol, metaphor, analogy, cross-linguistically
  3. Brian Ulicny, Disguised Locatives
• 7.308 Qs: T Crowley et al, English vowels, Orthography
  1. C.H.Rand@massey.ac.nz, Query:T. Crowley et al
  2. Eugene Baer, English vowels
  3. importance of orthographic information in the reading process
• 7.314 Qs: Chinese, German, Bilingual, Bislama
  1. LIANG HONG, Chinese
  2. GAVIN O SHEA LINGUISTICS PG, German Orthography-Question
  3. "Monterroso, Edgar", Bilingual Families
  4. Chris DeSantis, Seeking Native Speaker of Bislama
• 7.321 Qs: Trade Names,Intonational Contours,Peripheral Coordinators
  1. Andreas Westerhoff, Trade names
  2. Alicia Spiegel, Intonational contours
  3. Ed Zoerner, Peripheral coordinators
• 7.325 Qs: M Newbrook, Spoken Engl grammar, Learning disorders/aphasia
  1. "S. Wakabayashi", Q: address
  2. Geoffrey Sampson, spoken English grammar
  3. Ciaran Murphy CL3, Research Information
• 7.328 Qs: Asian-American Speech, Serbo-Croatian Corpora,
  1. David B Hanna, Work on Asian-American speech?
  2. Nick Ourusoff, Serbo-Croatian Corpora
  3. mairtin, Irish Language Proofing Tools
• 7.342 Qs: Machine translation, Pre IP heads, Usage of MUST
  1. Harold E. "Skip" Wilcox, English-Arabic/Arabic-English machine translation
  2. Annabel Cormack, Q: pre IP heads
  3. Debra.Ziegeler@arts.monash.edu.au, Q: MUST again
• 7.351 Qs: Email, Software, NWAV, Intonation
  1. saeed menasan, S. Blum-Kulka's E-mail
  2. tellier@lifac.ens-cachan.fr, software for the evolution of words
  3. "Fay Wouk", NWAV
  4. Richard Badger {CELT}, Intonation
• 7.364 Qs: Learning tones, PS files, Front rounded vowels
  1. Judith Fuller, learning tones
  2. "Juan A. Pena, a Basque", PS files
  3. Jean-Marie Hombert, Front rounded vowels
• 7.365 Qs: Nicknames, Bulu, Hoey, Swedish, Syntax
  1. His Excelency Kiryushonchik, style pecularities of English nicknames -- INFO SOUGHT
  2. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Bulu
  3. "Ms M. Shimazumi", Prof. M Hoey's work
  4. David Johnson, Seeking Swedish Translator
  5. "Arjen Narinx / PolyDoc NV", Computer Aided Syntax Education
• 7.372 Qs: Modality, Chinese Texts, Phonological Theory
  1. Ken Hughes, Modality, intentionality, and infinitival TO
  2. Paul Woods, Segmentation of Chinese texts by computer
  3. John Goldsmith, gldsmth@u.washington.edu
• 7.375 Qs: Basque coronal fricatives, French
  1. Allan Wechsler, Articulation of Basque coronal fricatives.
  2. Bill Bennett, French
  3. Ted Pedersen, Length of words significant?
• 7.376 Qs: Occitan & Gascon, Pinker, Adjective ordering in English
  1. Joanfrancs@aol.com, Attn: Romance languages specialists - Occitan & Gascon information
  2. rmallott, Pinker The Language Instinct
  3. Ben Hambidge, Adjective ordering in English
• 7.384 Qs: Brit. tags, Non-word words, ASL in the AAE community
  1. Unni Berland, "Innit" and related Brit. tags.
  2. Leah Garchik, non-word words
  3. Margaret J Speas, Query about ASL in the AAE community
• 7.385 Qs: Biblical Hebrew, SLA data, Bilingual software
  1. Debra Aarons, Biblical Hebrew
  2. Philippe prevost, Query: SLA data
  3. Malek Ghenima, Bilingual software
• 7.386 Qs: Software for teaching Span, Span syntax, Austronesian
  1. Paul Freedman, looking for software for teaching spanish as a foreign language
  2. Monty Hood, question about spanish syntax
  3. paul manansala, Cross referencing pronouns in Austronesian lgs
• 7.389 Qs: Research in Text Theory,Theoretical/Appl Lx,Grammaticality
  1. Carstens, WAM, Information on publications
  2. Alice Harman, Re: LINGUIST Digest - 5 Mar 1996 to 7 Mar 1996
  3. Thomas Schvneborn, Q: grammaticality of a sentence
• 7.390 Qs: Netiquette, Isolating Amerindian language, Billion
  1. Alex HOUSEN, Netiquette
  2. "Marc Eisinger (+33 (1) 40 01 52 01)", Isolating Amerindian language
  3. Bernard Comrie, request for posting
• 7.393 Qs: Causatives, Mystery phrases, Modals language search
  1. Gert Webelhuth, Requesting information about causatives
  2. lc22, Mystery phrases
  3. "Alan R. King", Q: Modals language search
• 7.395 Qs: Grammatical gender&feminism, Acronyms, Catalan
  1. "Alan R. King", Discussion: Grammatical gender and feminism
  2. The Mage of Green Silences, Acronyms on the Net.
  3. EUL`ALIA DE BOBES I SOLER, Catalan data/corpora
• 7.399 Qs: Senoufo, Chinese mind, French translations needed
  1. Gilles Boye, QS : Senoufo/Siamou bibliography
  2. Y-K Elliot Yeing, Chinese mind
  3. Heather Mayes, French translations needed
• 7.402 Qs: Theatrical accents, Economy & Minimalism, Advertising
  1. JPKIRCHNER@aol.com, Q: Theatrical accents
  2. Esa Matti Itkonen, economy & minimalism
  3. "ANNE BARRON (GERMAN) PG", Rhetorical figures in advertising slogans
• 7.404 Qs: Statiscal methods, Kantian adjectives, Susan Schaller
  1. XU LUOMAI, itxulm@scut.edu.cn
  2. Jaroslaw Pluciennik, Kantian adjectives
  3. James Vanden Bosch, Susan Schaller
• 7.405 Qs: Pragmatics,Early notions of proto-lg,Information lg barriers
  1. Francine Lynne Mcgivern, Pragmatics
  2. Roger Blench, Question: early notions of proto-language
  3. Maree Josephine Tambasco, foxnsox@vicnet.net.au
• 7.406 Qs: Ruth King, Acronyms, linguistics Dictionary
  1. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Ruth King
  2. Ted Harding, Re: Acronyms on the Net
  3. Su-Hsun Tsai, Q: Linguistic Dictionary
• 7.424 Qs: Russian case, Nasals, Peregrinisme
  1. VKEMPE@UOFT02.UTOLEDO.EDU, Q: Russian case
  2. Allan Wechsler, Mommy, where do nasals come from?
  3. "Melanie Misanchuk", peregrinisme
• 7.425 Qs: Word-final consonant clusters, Maledicta, Japanese
  1. John Coleman, Unusual word-final consonant clusters
  2. Fred Baube[tm], Maledicta ?
  3. Joseph Kozono, Old Japanese Syllabary
• 7.428 Qs: IPA, Vulgarity, Azerbaijani, Tex-Mex,Film,V+P
  1. Yukiko S Alam, ASCII of the IPA
  2. laura_Gekeler@sil.org, The origin of a certain vulgarity
  3. Hakan DILMAN, Azerbaijanian Language
  4. "Jerry Neuner", Spanglish and Tex-Mex
  5. llorenc colome comajoan, The Pear Film
  6. benji wald, Scandinavian V+P nominals
• 7.438 Qs: Qiang in Northern Sichuan, Dyslexia, N Cartagena
  1. EMMA, query from neophyte
  2. Unni Berland, Dyslexia
  3. Jeff Turley, Nelson Cartagena
• 7.441 Qs: Product text, English/French, Clitics, Anthropology
  1. Jorg Roellinghoff, product-accompagnying texts
  2. Bill Holowacz, [u]/[y] substitution in English/French bilinguals
  3. "Lizanne Kaiser (GD 1999)", CLLD and CLRD in Complex Sentences
  4. Frances Karttunen, Mexican anthropology
• 7.444 Qs: Modality, Schlie, Polysemy, Book location
  1. Jusn Jose Lopez Rivera, MODALITY
  2. "Paul de Lacy", Locating Perry & Ginny Schlie
  3. Brigitte Nerlich, polysemy
  4. Annemarie Valdez, Sophie Moirand
• 7.447 Qs: Literacy acquisition, Mayan, Morpheme storage in the brain
  1. Brook Swainson, Q: Rhyme and Alphabetic Systems
  2. Terry Pratt, seeking information on Mayan
  3. "BARBARA HERRARTE (7397)", derivational vs. inflectional morphemes
• 7.450 Qs: Adverb?, Grunts, Galicismos, Syntax book
  1. "Judit J.Toth", adjective or adverb?
  2. John Old, grunts and groans
  3. Laird Pelzer, Re: GALICISMOS/COMPOSTELA
  4. Ronald Ross Verdmark, LINGUISTIC BOOK IN SPANISH
• 7.453 Qs: Software, Bilinguals, Syntax, Subliminal
  1. Michel JACOBSON, software on phonology
  2. Bill Holowacz, [u]/[y] substitution in English/French bilinguals
  3. "Machteld Verhelst", syntax tests, intelligence
  4. "David M. W. Powers", Subliminal Audition
• 7.462 Qs: World/Light, Lg of Advertising, Dutch 2nd-person pronouns
  1. JPKIRCHNER@aol.com, Q: world/light
  2. Mark George Durrand, Advertising Language
  3. Richard Dury, Dutch 2nd-person pronouns
• 7.469 Qs: Grammatical words, Syllabification, Speech therapy
  1. Su-Hsun Tsai, Q: Database for Grammatical words?
  2. PHHAF@acadvm1.uottawa.ca, French/English syllabification
  3. Helge Dyvik, Linguistics for speech therapists
• 7.474 Qs: Dates, C Harmony, Discussant, -ing, Bilingualism
  1. Robert Bragner, Dates and names containing dates in English
  2. Adamantios Gafos, Consonant Harmony
  3. Susan Herring, dicussant needed for panel on Computer-Mediated Conversation
  4. Julie Auger, (ing)
  5. "Profa. Nancy Torres", Bilingualism
• 7.477 Qs: Spanish, Films/Videos, Bibliography on Theme/Topic
  1. Joseph Kozono, Spanish articles with letters
  2. Ernest Scatton, Films/Videos
  3. Maria A. Gomez, bibliografy
• 7.479 Qs: J.R. Firth's quotation, Hiberno-English, Wh-Movement
  1. Juan Manuel Sosa, Query: J.R. Firth's quotation
  2. Marc Fryd, Hiberno-English
  3. Frederick Newmeyer, Query: Wh-Movement
• 7.481 Qs: Ordinal numerals, Philippines, Sapir-Whorf, Thou and you
  1. Ljuba Veselinova, ordinal numerals
  2. Baden Hughes, Q:Lg Planning in Philippines
  3. Sam Salt, Sapir-Whorf/Consciousness
  4. Alan Firth, thou and you
  5. "KUEHNLE", Reading sugggestion after Whorf's original
• 7.487 Qs: Akan, The symbol [D], French-American cross-talk, German
  1. sanjo, Akan Language
  2. MARC PICARD, The symbol [D]
  3. Travis Bradley, Query: French-American cross-talk and jokes
  4. Richard Hudson, German
• 7.498 Qs: Conf. in Prague, Japanese, I. Papadopoulos
  1. Valeri Belianine, looking for conf. in Prague
  2. Valeri Belianine, japaneese
  3. Nick Nicholas, Q: Looking for a linguist
• 7.499 Qs: Font for MS Word, LSP phraseology, DAT recordings
  1. "Janet Xing", Linguistic font for MS Word on PC
  2. Beatriz Mendez Cendon, LSP Phraseology
  3. Tom Klingler, DAT recordings
• 7.505 Qs: Map Task, Time Expressions, NELS Conference
  1. Yoshihiro Masuya, Map Task
  2. Patricia Maesfranckx, Qs: Classification of time expressions
  3. David Pesetsky, NELS Fall 1996 when and where?
• 7.507 Qs: Language Acquisition, Italian phonology, English
  1. Juan Bernardo Llanos Lamarque, Seeking Language Acquisition resources
  2. Keith Carlson, Italian phonology
  3. Lorena Perez, English
• 7.515 Qs: French, Projects, Compounds, Book Search
  1. CF301@cnsvax.albany.edu, History of French
  2. cwharry@mailclerk.ecok.edu, Undergrad. Semantics and Pragmatics Research Projects
  3. Susan Robinson, compound words
  4. Guy Modica, book search
• 7.516 Qs: Filipino, Tongan language situation, Linguistic change
  1. MARIA LAVINA, Calling all Filipino linguists or anyone who can help
  2. William Eggington, Question: Tongan language situation
  3. "GREIL TANJA", Linguistic change due to anti-discrimination policies
• 7.519 Qs: Italian, Quantifiers, Interruptions, Macro-Siouan
  1. Keith Carlson, Italian phonology
  2. Ken Nakatani, Q:Logic & Quantifier
  3. Natalie Melanson, interruptions in conversation
  4. Steven Schaufele, general sources on Macro-Siouan?
• 7.526 Qs: Topics, Words, Teaching GB, Search, Web pages
  1. Bing Lin Zhao, Topics in Chinese
  2. Cassian Braconnier, Germanic versus Romance properties of English words
  3. Gabriel Amores, Query: Deductive vs inductive approaches to Teaching GB
  4. Steven Schaufele, searching for lost linguists
  5. asano@Colorado.edu, Web page for intro linguistics course
• 7.534 Qs: Navajo, Resources, ASL texts, Teaching
  1. Wymann Adrian, Q: Navajo samples glossing
  2. Hany Ferdinando, Linguistic resources
  3. Paul Baltes, ASL texts
  4. Yoshihiro Masuya, Teaching Foreign Languages
• 7.543 Qs: Adult lang acq, Dictionary project, Black Eng
  1. Leslie Oberman, Adult Language Learning.
  2. Ruediger Schuetz, Dictionary project
  3. Martin Matthew Jacobsen, Q: Black English
• 7.544 Qs: Possessives, GB theory, Bantu lgs, Donna Hina Honda
  1. Laurence_Kitching@sfu.ca, "Their" replacing "his" and "her"
  2. Fernando J. S. Martinho, Adjective / noun order
  3. Maria Fatima Rodrigues, Kimbundo and Ovimbundo
  4. Aya Matsuda, Donna Hina Honda
• 7.563 Qs: Frequency, Editing, Informant, Syllables, Lithuanian
  1. "L. HILLMAN", word frequency list for Am. English
  2. Glenn Gilbert, how to count editing
  3. Ken Nakatani, Informant Exchange
  4. Fumiko Kumashiro, Help Sought on Syllable-Final Devoicing in German
  5. Ruth Herold, Lithuanian vowel phonemes
• 7.568 Qs: Modals, Quantifiers, Numerals, Verbs, Emphasis
  1. "Alan R. King", Q: Cross-linguistic modal survey
  2. Lu Bingfu, difference between many and numerous
  3. Lu Bingfu, adjectives that preceding numerals
  4. michael, russian verbs
  5. "Dr. Elke Hentschel", query: "terrible" emphasis
• 7.574 Qs: Intro textbook, Human-computer communication, Vocabulary
  1. schess@planacc.com, Looking for a good intro. textbook
  2. Maciej Karpinski, Human-Computer Communication
  3. Christian Lieske, basic vocabulary
• 7.575 Qs: Underspec, Gnerre, Sign Lg, Frequency, Etymologies
  1. Laura Catharine Smith, Underspecification for German, French, Japanese and Turkish
  2. "Prof. Sergio Scalise", Maurizio Gnerre
  3. Timothy Curnow, Q: Sign language discourse & attention-getting
  4. Carol Lord, word frequency programs and parsers
  5. Baden Hughes, Catalan etymology
  6. Lu Bingfu, etymological origin of -ed in 'long-haired'
• 7.576 Qs: Marked word order, S Brainard, Adjectival passive
  1. "Ingo Plag", Marked word order
  2. Baden Hughes, Sherri Brainard
  3. James Cornish, Adjectival passive
• 7.586 Qs: Courses, Syntax, Turkish, Blocking, Translation
  1. elisa vazquez iglesias, Summer courses on generative syntax
  2. elisa vazquez iglesias, syntax of recipe contexts
  3. Robert Bragner, Turkish/Turkic linguistics lists
  4. Constance Wen-hua Chang, BLOCKING EFFECT
  5. elisa vazquez iglesias, Translation of some data
• 7.605 Qs: Journals, Glottalic, C.Lehmann, Nordic,Swahili
  1. Tomoko I. SAKITA, Is there any list of journals of linguistics?
  2. Julie Ann Bailey, Glottalic Consonants
  3. John Johnson, Query: C. Lehmann 1982
  4. Brita Bayer, Nordic Association of Linguists
  5. Steve Nicolle, Swahili informants please
• 7.606 Qs: Finno-Ugrists,Citing On-Line, Superhighway
  1. Johanna Laakso, Appeal from Finno-Ugrists in Helsinki
  2. "David Weiss", query- citing on-line refer
  3. Waruno Mahdi, Query: "Internet"/"Superhighway"
• 7.607 Qs: Anaphora, Lang Census Figures, Trilingualism
  1. "Carsten Breul", Query: learning vs. innateness of binding principle
  2. Larry Foley, Language Census Figures
  3. Jayson Campeau, trilingualism
• 7.614 Qs: Texts,Modals,Job Survey,Spanish,Uncertainty,Discourse
  1. Livia Polanyi, Texts for Structure of English
  2. "Alan R. King", Q: More modals please!
  3. Tancredi Chris, linguist job survey
  4. "Alan R. King", Q: Quiero que vaya a Mexico
  5. Ted Harding, Language for Uncertainty
  6. Topsie Ruanni Fernandez Tupas, Discours Analysis Models
• 7.617 Qs: Yue, Floating Quantifiers, TESOL, Websites
  1. wcli@vax.ox.ac.uk, Yue
  2. Richard DeArmond, Q: Floating Quantifiers
  3. h130640@stud.u-szeged.hu,\nIfjabb Domoko, TESOL courses TESOL courses
  4. Johanna Rubba, Misc. queries
• 7.624 Qs: English Textbooks, Conjunction, Agency
  1. Mike_Maxwell@SIL.ORG, textbooks of English
  2. Byong-Kwon Kim, Qs: Conjunction as a subcategorizer
  3. "Ana C. Ostermann", Q: Agency in Narratives
• 7.634 Qs: Quechua, Nasal Phoneme, Font, Portuguese, Syntax Key
  1. Sabine Dedenbach, Quechua language
  2. "Xulio C. Sousa Fernandez", Nasal Phoneme
  3. HH Lohmann, Korean Font Needed
  4. Gesche Seemann, Portuguese
  5. Guo Jieke, Key to Haegeman and Radford
• 7.642 Qs: Bilingual corpora, E-mail, Spanglish, Dative subjects
  1. Ludovica Serratrice, Bilingual corpora
  2. Kirk McElhearn, E-mail
  3. Juan Bernardo Llanos Lamarque, "SPANGLISH" resources needed
  4. HOWARD GREGORY, Dative Subjects
• 7.650 Qs: Summer School,Software,Definition,Emoticons,Phonations
  1. Lin Chian -Jer, Qs:Summer School on linguistics
  2. Kirk Sullivan, Software for teaching phonology
  3. "J. Treffers-Daller", definition of utterances
  4. boosda@soziologie.unizh.ch, Emoticons :-)
  5. maria@ling.ed.ac.uk, Phonological Relevance of Voice Register / Phonation
• 7.658 Qs: Gossip, Course, German, Millenium, Software
  1. Quint101@aol.com, Gossip
  2. "F. Javier Diaz Perez", Summer courses
  3. "J. Treffers-Daller", German as a foreign language
  4. Corey Miller, referring to the new millenium
  5. Timothy Miller, Wanted: Software for learning vocabulary
• 7.664 Qs: Referentiality, Millenium, Yiddish, Maldives
  1. Ziv Yael, evidentials and referentiality
  2. Hartmut Haberland, Re: Millenium
  3. "Mr. Brown", Yiddish
  4. Gregor Erbach, Maldives
• 7.669 Qs: Syntax, Grammar, Control, Sanskrit
  1. Vincent DeCaen, theory-neutral syntax?
  2. james patrick hesse, grammar
  3. Kristian Emil Kristoffersen, Query: Control bibliography
  4. Joseph Kozono, Sanskrit in Chinese?
• 7.673 Qs: Discourse, "-y", English, HPSG, Communication
  1. Julie Reid, Relative clauses in spoken discourse
  2. P85013@VM.BIU.AC.IL, "-y" pronunciation in British English
  3. shimizu@let.kumamoto-u.ac.jp, Formal and informal English
  4. Pius ten Hacken, questions on HPSG
  5. Stefan Goes, lit. on answering machines
• 7.677 Qs: Influence of English, Pragmatics, IE list, ESL Survey
  1. Stephane, Influence of English
  2. Debra Aarons, literary pragmatics
  3. Rick Mc Callister, Demise of the IE list
  4. "Parma A. O'Bar", U.S. REGIONAL DIALECT SURVEY
• 7.679 Qs: Loan-words, Drama and DA, Translation
  1. ayumi kimura, Loan-words
  2. "Mark Boardman", Drama and Discourse Analysis
  3. LAWLESS@TWSUVM.UC.TWSU.EDU, translation
• 7.687 Qs: Syntactic typology, E-mail in Yiddish, Etymology of streak
  1. Frederick Newmeyer, Syntactic typology and syntactic change
  2. Tsuguya Sasaki, E-mail in languages using non-Roman characters
  3. Heather Cannon, etymology of "streak"
• 7.690 Qs: E-mail,"Streak", Applied, Dative/Essive, Discourse
  1. Tsuguya Sasaki, E-mail in languages using non-Roman characters
  2. Heather Cannon, etymology of "streak"
  3. Apisak Pupipat, Applied Ling
  4. kiefer, Dative and Essive
  5. "M. Lynne Murphy", Q: discourse completion test text
• 7.692 Qs: Niger-Congo, 'sit'/'stand,' Russian, Gender in Korean
  1. MARIA CARLOTA A. P. ROSA, etymology of Niger-Congo languages
  2. hiro-t, Query: the progressive of _sit_, _stand_ and _lie_
  3. Institute of Linguistics, Homestudy Russian
  4. Benjamin Ao, Gender Inequality in Korea and Korean?
• 7.701 Qs: Comparison, Cree, London Jewish Speech, Spanish
  1. Maria Milosavljevic, Linguistic Analysis of Comparisons
  2. Michael Jonathan Mathew Barrie, Re: modals in Plains Cree
  3. JACJEM16@delphi.com, Jewish Accent
  4. jharris@MIT.EDU, por favor ayude-me-n
• 7.723 Qs: Teach,Hyrdrocephalic,Software,Mokita,Lists,Verbs
  1. Rhys CS, Q: teaching/learning packages
  2. Randy Allen Harris, Query: Hyrdrocephalic language patterns
  3. JPKIRCHNER@aol.com, Q: Dictionary software
  4. Pete, mokita
  5. "J.L. Sancho, INSTITUTO DE LEXICOGRAFIA", Lists
  6. Lynne Cahill, Subcategorisation of Dutch and German verbs
• 7.724 Qs: Terms, Regional, Hungarian, French, -lects
  1. Craige Roberts, Typological terminology, references
  2. Mike_Maxwell@sil.org, Regionalisms
  3. Craige Roberts, Query about Hungarian focus
  4. "Grace A. Randa", Qs: Norman French diphthongs
  5. Birgit Kellner, [Q:] Acrolect/Basilect
• 7.725 Qs: Cherokee, Programs,Lg origin,multiling,Unknown lg
  1. MISS KATHERINE E SWINFORD, Cherokee
  2. "Anita H. Kulman", Linguistics programs
  3. linguis@maties.sun.ac.za, origin of language
  4. Larry Rosenwald, Looking for transcriptions of multilingual conversations
  5. Karl Erland Gadelii, unknown language
• 7.726 Qs: Neural, Strong Vs, Multilingual, Dictionary, Army
  1. XU LUOMAI, machine tranlation & neural networks
  2. Robert Ratcliffe, english strong verbs
  3. "KUEHNLE", Breadth or depth for a multilingual child
  4. elisa vazquez iglesias, Qs: Dictionaries
  5. "R. Nieuweboer", quotation "language is dialect with army"
• 7.728 Qs: Text, Dictionary, Book, SLA, Pragmatics
  1. "Ward, Kathleen", Q: textbook
  2. Bob Krovetz, Corrected version of Collins English Dictionary
  3. Peter Daniels, Mystery book
  4. "Tanja Langhorst", Instructed SLA
  5. Alwiya S Omar, References on cross-cultural pragmatics
• 7.730 Qs: Address, Pubs, Paraling, Bugwords, Dictionary
  1. William Byrne, torrego
  2. Sfguitars@aol.com, Linguist: Laura Cassotta
  3. Manuel JOBERT, paralinguistics
  4. Lars Anders Kulbrandstad (Lars \nAnders , Question: Bugwords in dictionaries
  5. "SALLY HUNT", Query: English-Russian Learners' Dictionary
• 7.739 Qs: Phoneme, Thai, Spelling, Address, References
  1. Martin Haspelmath, Q: phoneme inventory size and word length
  2. Rakesh Bhatt, Thai phonology
  3. alan harris, unabomber, unibomber, unabomer???
  4. "Ingo Plag", Query: Walinska de Hackbiel
  5. Lorena Perez, Erotic language studies
• 7.741 Qs: Syntax, Dictionary, English, Variation, Survey
  1. escri@pinon.ccu.uniovi.es ( =?iso-8859-1, Query: A similar car to mine vs. *a keen student on syntax
  2. Nartach Djapbarova, Dictionary project
  3. William Eggington, Q: a broader look at English influence
  4. "Dr.H.Dingeldein", Phonostylistic variation
  5. Rudi Cilibrasi, Color-Association survey (WWW, 2-minute fill-out time)
• 7.764 Qs: Prolog,Address,Search,Fricatives,Fonts,Acquisition
  1. Carole TIBERIUS, morphological formalisms in Prolog
  2. John Hutton, Address information
  3. E. Wayles Browne, Hofstadter, "waterstuff"
  4. Wim Zonneveld, onset fricatives
  5. MARC PICARD, Phonetic fonts
  6. John Konopak, Query: Language Acquisition and Ideology
• 7.769 Qs: Umlauts, Case, Chinese, grammatical, etymology
  1. Larry Horn, Danger: umlauts ahead!
  2. "Kuo-ming Liu", Query: abstract Case in Korean
  3. "Kuo-ming Liu", Query: Reading sources on Chinese Passivization
  4. Guy Modica, ungrammaticality vs. semantic anomaly
  5. Nikos Sarantakos, Query: ruckwanderers - etymology
• 7.771 Qs: Germanic, Greek Fonts, Chinese, Japanese Software
  1. HOWARD GREGORY, Germanic Languages
  2. Damiano Morelli, Query: Old Greek Fonts True Type
  3. "Kuo-ming Liu", Query: Sources in Chinese Passivization? [Repost]
  4. Birgit Kellner, Q: keyboard software/Japanese
• 7.785 Qs: Controlled Languages, Uvular Affricate, PP-attachment
  1. Christina Alexandri, Query:Controlled Languages
  2. Mark Mandel, uvular affricate
  3. Diana Maynard, PP-attachment
• 7.792 Qs: VARBRUL vs. SPSS, Fricatives, Paired transitive verbs
  1. Antonio Medina-Rivera, VARBRUL vs. SPSS
  2. wcli@vax.ox.ac.uk, interdental fricatives
  3. Hideo Fujii, languages with paired transitive verbs
• 7.793 Qs: "Not really", Faroese, Textbooks on pragmatics
  1. Eleanor Olds Batchelder, "not really"
  2. HOWARD GREGORY, Faroese
  3. "Beatriz Juacaba", Textbooks on Pragmatics
• 7.806 Qs: Non-standard,Sinographs,Simultaneous Int,Tibetan
  1. Non-standard grammar
  2. JIREEM@utxvms.cc.utexas.edu, Sinographs
  3. ghung, Equipment for Simultaneous Interpreting
  4. Sezhen Geziben, Qs: Khams Tibetan
• 7.819 Qs: Relative Clauses, E-mail, Palatal Nasals, Modality
  1. MXTPHXA@grove.iup.edu, Relative Clauses in Chinese, Turkish, and Arabic
  2. Alastair Graham-Marr, E-Mail & Intercultural Problems
  3. wcli@vax.ox.ac.uk, palatal nasals
  4. John Dienhart, Q: Modality article
• 7.831 Qs: Address, Book, Origin, German, Syllable, Pig latin
  1. Minoru Fukuda, Address
  2. Marina Yaguello, Louis Wolfson
  3. simi, Latin Origin of Romanian
  4. "Marc A. B=?iso-8859-1?Q?=E9langer"?=, "Progressives" in Germanic Languages
  5. monica gonzalez, syllabification
  6. Markell R West, Pig Latin
• 7.840 Qs: Creole, Lg use, Software, Groovy, Japanese
  1. P.A.Rowlett@mod-lang.salford.ac.uk, Creole inquiry
  2. Mariana Maduell, language use in the performing arts
  3. kharyssa rhodes, Software
  4. Marnes Augusto Hoff, Groovy
  5. Constance Wen-hua Chang, Japanese informants
• 7.848 Qs: Lector de Textos,US Langs,Ling & Ballet,"PC" origin
  1. Juan Suarez, Lector de Textos en Espaqol (y alto parlante de lo tipeado)
  2. "Charlotte Linde", Top US Languages
  3. E. Wayles Browne, Linguistics and Ballet?
  4. "James T. Myers", origin of the phrase "politically correct"?
• 7.861 Qs: Difficulty, Record, Prenasal, Attrition, Maski(n)
  1. XU LUOMAI, Lexical difficulty level
  2. Dick Hudson, World record for lingualism
  3. MIKROS GEORGE, Qs: Quantification of prenasalization
  4. T.Ammerlaan@MAW.KUN.NL, LINGUIST contribution attrition/loss
  5. AP GRANT, "Maski(n) - Origin and Distribution".
• 7.872 Qs: Query on Language Description and Field Work
  1. AVG Project, Query on Language Description and Field Work
• 7.875 Qs: Journal proliferation, Ling & Computers, Summer Courses
  1. Martin Haspelmath, journal proliferation
  2. giulietta, Linguistics and Computers Classes
  3. Manfred Prokop, Summer courses in Linguistics
• 7.877 Qs: Saussure,Journals,Chinese,Interjections,Manuscript,
  1. "Daniel Alberto Labonia ", Query: Saussurean documents in electronic form.
  2. "Mark S. Gockenbach", Old journals
  3. Mikel Matto, Chinese Linguistics
  4. Jan K Lindstrom, Interjections
  5. cpeust@gwdg.de, Re: 7.861, Qs: Difficulty, Record, Prenasal, Attrition, Maski(n
  6. cpeust@gwdg.de, Re: 7.868, Confs: Bangor Conference on Syntactic Categories
• 7.885 Qs: Clitics, Answering machines, SSILA, Data reliability
  1. "Paul de Lacy", Q: Subject Clitics
  2. Veronesi Daniela, Qs: answering machine messages
  3. Dieter Stein, SSILA Bulletin
  4. Allan Wechsler, Data reliability
• 7.888 Qs: Dieresis, Australian universities, Locating resources
  1. Matt Wagers, Dieresis
  2. "GREIL TANJA", Australian universities: handing out questionnaires
  3. jackie davis, help on locating resources
• 7.889 Qs: Corpus analysis, Compounding in Eng, E Wharton recordings
  1. "M. Paula S., Inst. de Lexicografia", Corpus analysis resources for Spanish
  2. "Amy J. Uhrbach", Compounding in English
  3. Manuel JOBERT, edith wharton on tapes/records
• 7.894 Qs: Recording equipment, Gerunds in Turkish, Relative clauses
  1. Douglas J. Glick, advice on recording equipment
  2. Dariusz Cichocki, Gerunds in Turkish
  3. "J. Ramon Varela Perez", Query on participle relative clauses
• 7.899 Qs: "trouver", Game, Cree Word for "social", Field Methods
  1. karnibbz, "trouver"
  2. McConD_at_MET09MF1@ccmail.edu.gov.on.ca, "Chinese Checkers"
  3. Thomas Schoeneborn, Q: Cree word for 'social' or 'the social'
  4. "M. Lynne Murphy", field methods teaching
• 7.905 Qs: Certification Exams, "Addressee", Dialogue Systems
  1. JPKIRCHNER@aol.com, Certification exams
  2. Yuji Nakazato, "Addressee"
  3. Nicholas Ostler, Working Dialogue Systems, Anyone?
• 7.920 Qs: Machine Translation, Larsen-Freeman, Intrusive 'r'
  1. Derek Lewis, MT in education
  2. "Beatriz Juacaba", Video on methodology by Larsen-Freeman
  3. "Paul de Lacy", Q: Intrusive and Linking 'r'
• 7.924 Qs: Qs: Lg & Paranoia, /wo/-
  1. Valeri Belianine, Qs: language and paranoia
  2. Bertinetto, /wo/ -
  3. TurtleSea@aol.com, "True People"
  4. Bert Peeters, Ethnic stereotypes and communicative tensions
• 7.926 Qs: Conjugation, Artikulationsbasis, Pro-drop languages
  1. Yoshihiro Masuya, Conjugation
  2. Bryan Jenner, Artikulationsbasis
  3. Bjarne Birkrem, Pro-drop languages
• 7.930 Qs: English, Ling and lit, App ling, Lgs in contact, Sanskrit
  1. Johanna Rubba, Query: History of English course
  2. Richard Epstein, query: linguistics and lit
  3. Martin Stegu, Applied linguistics questionnaire
  4. "M.J. SerranoI", handbooks about languages in contact
  5. George Thompson, verba dicendi
• 7.933 Qs: Honor societies, Polish, MT English, Uriagereka
  1. Zman890@aol.com, Linguistic Honor Societies
  2. Heiko Thetens, Dictionaries
  3. Brunette Louise, Samples of MT English to French translations needed
  4. Youngjun Jang, Uriagereka's book on minimalism
• 7.942 Qs: Phonetic analysis, Dutch, Yiddish, Progressive aspect
  1. Adrian Clynes, Software for phonetic analysis
  2. HOWARD GREGORY, Dutch dialects
  3. caroline nachman, yiddish-speakers
  4. "Bethany K. Dumas", Uses of the Progressive Aspect
• 7.950 Qs: Company names, Wide-character, Dutch dialects
  1. Lena Santamarta, QS; company names & acronyms
  2. Mark Mandel, processing mixed ASCII and wide-character text files
  3. HOWARD GREGORY, Dutch dialects (again)
• 7.959 Qs: Scripts, Yes&no, Speech sound, Machine translation
  1. "david b. solnit", Indic scripts, standard Lao
  2. Marina Yaguello, Yes and No
  3. Shinichi Tokuma, speech sound perception
  4. Balkan L, Machine translation
• 7.967 Qs: Julian Jaynes, Japanese conjugation, Syllable structure
  1. Jonathan Centner, Linguistics Research based on Julian Jaynes _ Origins of...
  2. Yoshihiro Masuya, Japanese conjugation
  3. Mikael Parkvall, Syllable structure
• 7.975 Qs: Corpus of spoken English, Goodall's article, MA programs
  1. Deborah Keller-Cohen, Corpus of contemporary spoken English
  2. NYATEEM@CCIT.ARIZONA.EDU, Goodall's article
  3. Alfred F, Master's level programs
• 7.980 Qs: Syntactic complexity, Infixing in Eng, CD-ROM dictionaries
  1. Stuart Luppescu, Q: Computing syntactic complexity
  2. Adrian Clynes, Infixing in English
  3. Guy Modica, CD-ROM dictionaries
• 7.985 Qs: Officialese, Visayan/Cebuano, Propositional attitude terms
  1. Brigitte Nerlich, officialese
  2. charless@cheney.net, Visayan/Cebuano language instruction
  3. Barbara Abbott, Q: propositional attitude expressions
• 7.999 Qs: Comp ling, North Am lgs, Showing appreciation, Syntax
  1. hh112@eng.cam.ac.uk, Qs: Computational Linguists from Non-Linguistics Background
  2. Steven Schaufele, search for materials for a survey of North American languages
  3. ewb2@cornell.edu, applauding vs. knocking on the table
  4. decloitr@cict.fr, Qs syntax
• 7.1012 Qs: Russion lg software, Ethnoscience, Velars, Internet ling
  1. "Alla B. Eskina", Russion lg software
  2. Ulrich Hermann Wassner, Q: "Ethnoscience" = ?
  3. cpeust@gwdg.de, Qs: glottalized velars
  4. Cherilyn Young, linguistics of Internet! (fwd)
• 7.1021 Qs: Internet and cable TV, Aktionsart, Lists for TESL job ad
  1. "Administra ", Internet and cable TV in Argentina
  2. James Thomas, looking for references: aktionsart judgements
  3. Kirk Masden, Lists Suitable for TESL Job Ad
• 7.1022 Qs: Translation and Dictionary software, Grimshaw & Vikner
  1. Jack Aubert, Commercial Translation Software
  2. Educa, Information about " how can I made a dictionary using the computer "?
  3. Yunsun Jung, Grimshaw & Vikner's paper
• 7.1031 Qs: Translation-French to Eng, Complementizers, Lip-reading
  1. D OCSEA, Translation from French to English
  2. Barbara Need, Complementizers
  3. Paul Woods, Lip-reading/Speach Coaching for the Deaf
• 7.1032 Qs: Arabic adverbs, Saussure, Definition of stylized texts
  1. NYATEEM@CCIT.ARIZONA.EDU, Adverbs
  2. Elaine Chin, Need information on origin of the paper metaphor..
  3. Ebrahim Khodadady, Qs:Operational definition of stylized texts
• 7.1033 Qs: Eco quote, Deontic modalities, Imperative-aorist form
  1. Roger Depledge, Eco quote
  2. Andrea Rossetti, deontic modalities
  3. The Linguist List (by way of z.gabsi@uws, The imperative-aorist form in Arabic
• 7.1041 Qs: Keyboard activity recording, Fant-fic lg,Spelling blunders
  1. Henning Lobin, Software that records keyboard activity
  2. Master of Karma, Q: Fant-fic languages
  3. "Jim Swanson", terminology
• 7.1044 Qs: German, Lg typology, Lg variation and change
  1. Olaf Koeneman, German
  2. 200.0.182.3, query on lg typology
  3. abdelhak Razky, seeking Bibliography on lg variation and change
• 7.1053 Qs: Lg & obesity, Games for Russian Lg Testing, Russian Tests
  1. Narahiko INOUE, language and obesity
  2. Irina Soloncova, Games for Russian Language Teaching
  3. Irina Soloncova, Standardized Russian Tests
• 7.1057 Qs: Parts of speech, Feature geometry, Vernaculars
  1. "PXX06625@niftyse", the theory of parts of speech
  2. wcli@vax.ox.ac.uk, Q: feature geometry
  3. caroline nachman, 'la haine' and contemporary vernaculars
• 7.1059 Qs: Beta testers for phonology font, Persian NLP, Web queries
  1. Michael Bernstein, beta testers for phonology font
  2. APL2C, Persian NLP and Speech
  3. "M.Rius-Riu", Web queries
• 7.1061 Qs: Survey: Language courses on the Internet
  1. "Claus Steiger", Survey: Language courses on the Internet
• 7.1062 Qs: AAVE, Child's ergativity, Contextual grammars
  1. Rachel Lagunoff, Query: AAVE pronunciation
  2. Vincent DeCaen, Q? child's ergativity?
  3. kappes@psc.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de, Contextual Grammars
• 7.1067 Qs: English Grammar, Word Association, Complements for _know_
  1. Luis Alberto Gonzalez, Grammar
  2. Luis Alberto Gonzalez, Grammar
  3. "M. Lynne Murphy", word association
  4. Barbara Need, complements for _know_
• 7.1073 Qs: Engl articles, Sound files conversion, th substitution
  1. "Peter Burton", Handbook on English articles
  2. doctor@cdac.ernet.in, Conversion of Sound files from WAV/VOC to MIDI
  3. cpeust@gwdg.de, Qs: Substitution of th
• 7.1075 Qs: Chinese, Lg arts ed, Engl phonology, Bangani
  1. "F.Baube(tm)", Chinese Character Stroke Data ?
  2. Johanna Rubba, Query: CA language arts
  3. mortega, English phonology
  4. Martin Haspelmath, Q: Bangani (India)
• 7.1084 Qs: Origins, Resultatives, Sign Lg, Dictionary
  1. Luis Alberto Gonzalez, Origin of expressions
  2. Michael Gamon, resultatives
  3. AVG Project, Query on Sign Language Descriptions
  4. Kirk Belnap, dictionary how-to's
• 7.1087 Qs: Sign lg, Mailing lists, Sociolinguistics, Translator
  1. Salem.Ghazali@irsit.rnrt.tn, Sign language
  2. Kirk McElhearn, CA and E-mail mailing lists
  3. Kirk Belnap, Sociolinguistics of Jerusalem
  4. Alan Baumann, Translator
• 7.1090 Qs: Genericness, Race and accent, Palindrom
  1. Michael Kliffer, Q: 'the' and genericness
  2. Larry Rosenwald, race and accent, re the Atlanta bombing
  3. Karlheinz Essl, in girum imus nocte, et consumimur igni
• 7.1091 Qs: Buzz-words, E. Hermann article, "Merry X-mas" in Hawaiian
  1. caroline nachman, buzz-word lists
  2. Geoffrey Sampson, E. Hermann article
  3. Jakob Ladefoged, "Merry X-mas" (!) in Hawaiian
• 7.1109 Qs: K Hyltenstam, Yucatecan reduplication, Argot vs jargon
  1. Aimen Maghrabi, Re: Hyltenstam's email ?
  2. martin kraemer, Q:Yucatecan Reduplication
  3. caroline nachman, buzz word list vs argot vs jargon -- am i missing something?
• 7.1112 Qs: Cognitive Semantics, Language Change, Mandarin Phonemes
  1. Otto Lassen, cognitive semantics
  2. Chuck Coker, Language Change (EX-06-01)
  3. Mark Sitkowski, Mandarin Phonemes
• 7.1115 Qs: Minimalist program, Relevance theory, Software package
  1. J Kalita, The minimalist program and SOV languages
  2. Murray Garde, Ethnography and Relevance Theory
  3. Kirk Sullivan, software package for linguistic analysis
• 7.1116 Qs: Final consonants, Pinker interview, Specific/generic ref.
  1. cpeust@gwdg.de, Qu: final consonants only?
  2. Deborah Schmidt, Q: Pinker interview video
  3. Deborah Schmidt, Specific/generic reference
• 7.1119 Qs: Estuary English, Initial vowels, Tagged Brown Corpus
  1. Pia Kohlmyr, Estuary English
  2. John Atkinson, Query: Initial vowels
  3. "Bethany K. Dumas", Tagged Brown Corpus
• 7.1124 Qs: Hebrew modals, Grammaticalization, Chance correspondences
  1. "B. Koole", Hebrew modals
  2. Frederick Newmeyer, Grammaticalization
  3. ICASULE@ocs1.ocs.mq.edu.au, chance correspondences
• 7.1127 Qs: Arabic, Missionary, Hebrew, Applied ling
  1. Mark Mandel, Spoken Modern Standard Arabic
  2. Szymon Grzelak, Language of Jehovah's Witnesses.
  3. BrownDeb@aol.com, Q: Hebrew linguistics
  4. John Dienhart, Q: AAAL
• 7.1134 Qs: Obligatory subjects & Case, Racism, Sociolx &Ling Theory
  1. Gisbert Fanselow, Obligatory subjects + Case questions
  2. "Daisy,Daisy", Racism
  3. Stefan Martin, Sociolinguistics and linguistic theory; NSE syntax
• 7.1139 Qs: Relative pronoun, Iconicity in spoken lgs, Bunny Bread ad
  1. Luis Alberto Gonzalez, Relative Pronoun
  2. Linda Flack, Iconicity in Spoken Languages
  3. Lee Hartman, Bunny Bread
• 7.1141 Qs: Circumfixes, Case attraction, Pleasure reading list
  1. "Paul de Lacy", Q: Circumfixes
  2. Matthias Schlesewsky, case attraction
  3. Johanna Rubba, Pleasure reading list
• 7.1146 Qs: Semiotics, Word meaning, Mayan decipherment
  1. J M Pepper, Re: semiotics
  2. Mike Josephson, Word meaning
  3. "John O'Meara", Mayan Decipherment
• 7.1154 Qs: Nasal vowels, Differential substitution, Apostrophes
  1. robert boivin, Borrowing nasal vowels
  2. Allison Mary Teasdale, Qs: Phonetics of differential substitution of fricatives
  3. Jonathan Swift, Apostrophe s plurals
• 7.1155 Qs: Active learning in ling, Engl grammar, Small talk
  1. Michael Newman, active learning
  2. Kutz Arrieta, Engl grammar
  3. Roger Harris, 'Smalltalk' questionnaire
• 7.1163 Qs: Full/Empty categories, Epistemic Use of _shall_, Varbrul
  1. "PXX06625@niftyse", full/empty delayed
  2. "M.Shuib"To: linguist@tam2000.tamu.edu, Epistemic Use of _shall_
  3. abdou razky, varbrul program?
• 7.1174 Qs: Comp lit, Port Royale, Grammar dev environment, Actually
  1. Juan Bernardo Llanos Lamarque, Seeking resources on comparative literature and info on Port Royale
  2. Paul Bennett, Grammar development environments
  3. Lynne Hewitt, actually
• 7.1175 Qs: Teaching Vocabulary, Cohesion&Coherence, Second Lg
  1. tariqsaeed, Teaching Vocabulary Building.
  2. 68321009, cohesion and coherence
  3. "Tanja Langhorst", Query:Second Language Instruction
• 7.1179 Qs: Optimality & Syllables, Spatio-Temporal Metaphors
  1. "A.E Parrondo", Optimality
  2. Lera Boroditsky, QS: Spatio-temporal Metaphors
• 7.1182 Qs: Preparing papers, Graduate programs, Complementizers
  1. Teresa A. Ehling, Preparing papers
  2. Elizabeth Lynn, Seek help identifying graduate programs
  3. Guy Deutscher, Qs: Complementizers from 'like/be like'
• 7.1186 Qs: Software, Schemata, Linguists' dates, Dialect in L2 class
  1. "Rafal Zuchowski", Software
  2. "R.Y.L. TANG", Q: Schemata through lexical cues
  3. "Larry Trask", Q: linguists' dates
  4. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Dialects in the foreign language classroom
• 7.1189 Qs: Preparing papers (Correction of Vol-7-1182)
  1. Teresa A. Ehling, Preparing papers
• 7.1191 Qs: L2 acquisition, Clinical ling textbook, Round vowels
  1. clr@maties.sun.ac.za, Second language acquisition as pidginisation
  2. David Gil, Clinical Linguistics textbook?
  3. Rachel Walker, round vowels
• 7.1195 Qs: "unsubscribe",Cross-cultural communication,"direct object"
  1. Charlie Rowe, Q: usage: unsubscribe TO or FROM?
  2. "Douglas C. Walker", Query: Programmes in Cross-cultural Communication
  3. "Dr. Elke Hentschel", Qs: term "direct object"
• 7.1196 Qs: Readability, Non-restrictive relatives, Verb aspect
  1. Le destin des fees, Q: Readability in French and Spanish
  2. Tom Mylne, `That' in non-restrictive relatives
  3. spitz, verb aspect
• 7.1199 Qs: Engl grammar, Ukrainian discourse, Romance adverbs
  1. Ronald Schilling, Engl grammar
  2. kristoffer greaves, Ukrainian Discourse and Culture
  3. cwhiteley@tyco.geis.com, Romance adverbs
• 7.1203 Qs: Proverbial sayings, Metaphors, Ambiguous sentences
  1. Bert Peeters, Connotations of proverbial sayings
  2. Mark O Sondrol, Metaphors
  3. Eung-Cheon Hah, Ambiguous or unambiguous ?
• 7.1210 Qs: Implicatures, Tests for interpreters, Lang in the media
  1. PIERRE LARRIVEE, implicatures
  2. "Marcus W. Dickson", Hiring tests for interpreters
  3. Luis Silva-Villar, Language in the media
• 7.1220 Qs: Lang and gender, Diacritics, Romance and Germanic adverbs
  1. "Alexandra M. Jaffe", query:video on lang. and gender
  2. Michael Kliffer, Q: diacritics in Word 6
  3. Chris Palmer, Romance (and Germanic) Adverbs
• 7.1221 Qs: Research in CMC, Arctic fieldwork, Intro German ling text
  1. DUBARTELL@edinboro.edu, researchers in CMC
  2. Stephane Cloutier, Arctic
  3. Charles Pape, Introductory German Linguistics Text
• 7.1234 Qs: Kitagawa & Kuroda, Phonological process, Dutch and Flemish
  1. Yunsun Jung, Kitagawa & Kuroda's paper
  2. Dave Harris, Phonological process--Worcester/Gloucester/Leicester
  3. TOOPS@TWSUVM.UC.TWSU.EDU, Dutch and Flemish
• 7.1239 Qs: L1 acq, Tov, Unaccusative, Matched-guise questionnaire
  1. Hiroyuki Oshita, "passive" ergatives in L1 acq
  2. Sandra Golstein, Tov
  3. Hiroyuki Oshita, unaccusatives in Korean
  4. Lyle Campbell, Matched-guise questionnaires
• 7.1244 Qs: L2 reading, References, Dictionary, Historical syntax
  1. Walkyria Magno e Silva, computer science students
  2. Oesten Dahl, Standards for bibliographical references
  3. mdavis, Berber/English Dictionary
  4. Aimee Ashbaugh, Historical Syntax
• 7.1251 Qs: Consonants, Forensic ling, Fuzzy phenomena, Vegliote
  1. Dave Harris, consonants
  2. Sylvie Thibault, Forensic Linguistics programs
  3. Yue Jiang, Who are interested in the fuzziness in natural language?
  4. kmb19@cornell.edu, Q: Sources for Vegliote
• 7.1254 Qs: Skandinavistik, Grad school in UK, Language policy
  1. Jan K Lindstrom, Skandinavistik
  2. Glynis Baguley, Request for help - application to a UK university
  3. J. Rouhier-Willoughby, Language Policy
• 7.1256 Qs: Lexicalization, Programacion neurolinguistica, Surnames
  1. Jerry Packard, lexicalization
  2. Matias Gandolfo, la Programacion Neurolinguistica
  3. MARC PICARD, Help with surnames
• 7.1261 Qs: Unknown language, Intuitive/empirical ling, Epenthesis
  1. Julian Bradfield, an unknown language
  2. "Christian K. Nelson", Query: Intuitive vs. Empirical Linguistics
  3. Krisztina Polgardi, Q: epenthesis after final consonant clusters
• 7.1267 Qs: Passive expletive, Text corpora, Gay/lesbian data
  1. Youngjun Jang, Passive Expletive Constructions
  2. lenz@mx300e.ids-mannheim.de, Free text corpora
  3. Motohashi Rieko, gay/lesbian data search
• 7.1268 Qs: Lgs of Philippines, Hebrew
  1. Carolyn Brewer, Lgs of Philippines
  2. "PXX06625@niftyse", Hebrew
• 7.1269 Qs: Counting syllables, 'dinkum', English and prescriptivism
  1. Rod Rodrigues, counting syllables
  2. dima, 'dinkum'
  3. Q: Standard English and Prescriptivism
• 7.1274 Qs: Bilingualism, Sanskrit Chinese, Consonant + Y in English
  1. Douglas Demo, research on bilingualism
  2. Joseph Kozono, Sanskrit Chinese
  3. Dave Harris, Consonant + Y
• 7.1276 Qs: Gay/lesbian data (correction), Ling description of ASL
  1. Susan Frenck, gay/lesbian data correction
  2. "David Bauman", Linguistic description of ASL
• 7.1295 Qs: Schwa epenthesis, Haitian French, had-to, English errors
  1. David Britain, schwa epenthesis in -own/-ewn past participles
  2. sshelly@ACS.WOOSTER.EDU, Teaching French in Haiti
  3. hiro-t, Query: Epistemic _had to_
  4. Guenter Schubert, error-marking
• 7.1298 Qs: Letters as numbers, _had to_, Kazak and African ling
  1. Deborah Milam Berkley, letters as numbers
  2. hiro-t@IAS.TOKUSHIMA-U.AC.JP, _had to_
  3. George Huttar 709 2400, books wanted on Kazak, African linguistics
• 7.1299 Qs: PC dictionary, Text abstraction, Mood
  1. hiro-t, Query: PC dictionary
  2. pajj@power1.snu.ac.kr, Technique for text abstraction
  3. John Oaklands, mood puzzle
• 7.1309 Qs: Person restriction, Reflexives, Lists of abbreviations
  1. Daniela Caluianu, Qs:person restriction
  2. elisa vazquez iglesias, Reflexives
  3. Danko Sipka, Q: Lists of abbreviations
• 7.1310 Qs: Word Order, Carib Creole, Machine translation
  1. "Paul de Lacy", Q: Word Order
  2. Marcia Haag, Carib Creole
  3. Bart Hoen, Machine translation
• 7.1315 Qs: Reference, Programs in Israel, Russian, Historical
  1. Deborah D K Ruuskanen, Reference
  2. Suzanne Hovanesian, Ulpan programs in Israel
  3. NEGRETTI@chiostro.univr.it, email list on russian, oriental languages
  4. B. Reusch, Historical Linguistics & IE studies
• 7.1319 Qs: Socioling in Chile, _Origin of Lang_, Italian conversation
  1. Eli Marie Drange, Sociolinguistics in Chile
  2. Dilworth B. Parkinson, Origin of Language
  3. "Richard Coates", Italian conversation
• 7.1336 Qs: Palatal stops, Real as adverb, Politeness, Text typology
  1. Lynn Santelmann, Q: Palatal Stops
  2. elisa vazquez iglesias, Real as an adverb
  3. Martin Stegu, Politeness; Diachronic text typology
• 7.1340 Qs: Nepali, ASL, ESP in reading materials on computer sciences
  1. bill.wells@ucl.ac.uk, Nepali
  2. Glen Dolberg, ASL
  3. Walkyria Magno e Silva, ESP in reading materials on computer sciences
• 7.1347 Qs: Turn-taking, Affricates, Child lg acquisition & Spanish
  1. "Ms. Radhika Mamidi", turn-taking
  2. Szigetvari Peter, Q: affricates
  3. bruch julie joy, child language acquisition. spanish
• 7.1353 Qs: German as a 2nd Lg, Database survey, Epenthetic Vowels
  1. 100760.422@compuserve.com, Adquisicion espontanea L2 aleman
  2. Peter White, Database survey
  3. Deborah Schmidt, Query: epenthetic vowel qualities
• 7.1354 Qs: Lg&statehood for Puerto Rico, Minimalist Program, Spanish
  1. JO_VELEZ@UPR1.UPR.CLU.EDU, Language and statehood for Puerto Rico
  2. a961702m@eds.ecip.nagoya-u.ac.jp, Minimalist Program
  3. "Michael D. Kliffer", Spanish clitic reduplication
• 7.1363 Qs: Personal pronouns
  1. Johannes Helmbrecht, Q: Personal pronouns
• 7.1364 Qs: German text, Lg maintenance, Words written with numbers
  1. Maryann Overstreet, German language
  2. erni - 11493070, QUE:LANGUAGE MANTENANCE RESEARCH
  3. Trey Jones, Q: words written with numbers
• 7.1374 Qs: Ethno list, Slavic and hist ling, PP focalizing
  1. "John Wheatley", Ethno list
  2. obaumann@stud.uni-frankfurt.de, Slavic and hist ling
  3. cpeust@gwdg.de, Qs: PP focalizing
• 7.1375 Qs: Dialects and comp, Language revival, Minimalist program
  1. Sonja Launspach, dialects and composition
  2. MJ Allen, Language Revival.
  3. Chieko Kuribara, parameters and minimalist program
• 7.1383 Qs: Cognitive science intro book, Sample English sentences
  1. BPEARSON@umiami.ir.miami.edu, Looking for cognitive science intro book
  2. Susan Ervin-Tripp, query re sample English sentences
• 7.1391 Qs: Borgesian joke?, Lx & lit course, Short of(on, by, etc.)
  1. "PXX06625@niftyse", Borgesian Joke?
  2. Jorge N Guitart, linguistics & literature course
  3. hiro-t, Query: _short of, on, by, etc._
• 7.1404 Qs: Software for drawing trees, Chinese, Intro ling courses
  1. Sze-Wing Tang, Q: software for drawing trees
  2. Ivan A Derzhanski, Q: Chinese (re)sources sought
  3. "REBECCA S. WHEELER", Intro. Ling. as important in an English major. How to present it?
• 7.1406 Qs: Dream vs. nightmare, Ling judgements, _real_
  1. Rene Schneider, Query: dreams vs. nightmares
  2. James Thomas, HELP: judgements required
  3. elisa vazquez iglesias, Real again
• 7.1409 Qs: Non-University Uses of Slavic Linguistics Survey
  1. J. Rouhier-Willoughby, Non-University Uses of Slavic Linguistics Survey
• 7.1414 Qs: E. German advertising,Books by R. T. Lakoff, Greek online
  1. "ANNE BARRON (GERMAN) PG", East German advertising language
  2. Deborah D K Ruuskanen, Re: Query: Books by Robin Tolmach Lakoff
  3. Stefania Spina, Q: greek alphabet
• 7.1415 Qs: South-East-Asian lgs, "thou", Inclusive/exclusive pronouns
  1. bartos, South-East-Asian languages - query
  2. Mario Cal Varela, Qs: pronunciation of "thou"
  3. Kearsy Cormier, Inclusive vs. exclusive pronouns
• 7.1421 Qs: Lg of instruction, Polarity, Character representation
  1. Peter White, Choosing a lg of instruction in a multilingual environment
  2. akikoy@center.osaka-gu.ac.jp, Qs: polarity
  3. Ljuba Veselinova, Character representation
• 7.1422 Qs: Pronoun Usage,Length of morpho-synt. categories,Human/MT
  1. Larry Rosenwald, a query about pronoun usage in life and literature
  2. jaret@u.washington.edu, length of grammatical elements
  3. Larry Rosenwald, seeking help for a course on human and machine translation
• 7.1427 Qs: Searching for journal article, Rheto-romance
  1. cassandre yvonne creswell, searching for journal article
  2. Kirk Sullivan, Rheto-romance
• 7.1435 Qs: Multilingual national anthems, Serbian Lx, Korean
  1. Steven Schaufele, multilingual national anthems & patriotic songs
  2. Jelena Savic, Serbian(Serbo-Croatian) lingustics
  3. Francis Bond, Query: Korean Corpora, Korean Reflexives
• 7.1442 Qs: Cumbric, Questionnaire, Chinese stop consonants
  1. "Evan L. Antworth", Cumbric
  2. George Elgin, Suzette Haden Elgin, questionnaire for bi or multilinguals
  3. "Stephen G. Lambacher", Chinese stop consonants
• 7.1443 Qs: Turkish acq, Syntax texts, Lexicalization, Pragmatics
  1. Karin Stromswold, Turkish acquisition
  2. shelly harrison, syntax textbook preferences
  3. "M.J. SerranoI", lexicalization
  4. Juan Pablo Solano (UCLA), Pragmatics
• 7.1450 Qs: Etymology, School children, Punk culture, Vowels/glides
  1. Larry Mitchell, etymological query
  2. Boasson Mathilde, The lore and language of school children
  3. Marcin Lewandowski, The Language of the punk subculture
  4. Jorge N Guitart, Query: vowels vs. glides
• 7.1460 Qs: English/Mandarin, Corpus databases, Paper by R. Hadel
  1. wcli@vax.ox.ac.uk, Q: English/Mandarin loanword phonology
  2. Caulk Nathaniel Mc Re, Corpus databases
  3. "J. Arends", Paper by R. Hadel
• 7.1461 Qs: Etymological dict, German, Spectrographic analysis
  1. Larry Mitchell, etymological dict. of English in progress
  2. Terri Lander, German pronunciation
  3. Nancyhild@aol.com, Query about spectrograph-generating software
• 7.1462 Qs: Ling curriculum, Tone langs, Gullah/Black English
  1. bfarkas, linguistic curriculum
  2. Rodger Hendricks, Query: connectionist/computational treatment of tone languages
  3. elisa vazquez iglesias, Gullah/Black English
• 7.1470 Qs: French spelling reform, Fricative--
  1. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, seeking info re French spelling reform?
  2. Seok-Chae Rhee, Q: fricative --
  3. CWatersH2O@aol.com, Ponapean
• 7.1472 Qs: Lang disparity, F K Erhard Voeltz, Ling and aphasia
  1. "Matt Richardson (GD 2000?)", Query: Language disparity
  2. "Cassian BRACONNIER", DR. F. K. Erhard VOELTZ (from Linguistique Africaine)
  3. Elizabeth Elder, Programs in Linguistics and Aphasia
• 7.1479 Qs: Light verbs, Proto-Indo-European, CALL PhD program
  1. colominas_carme@trad.upf.es, light verbs
  2. Ron Smith, proto-indo-european
  3. "Melanie Misanchuk", CALL PhD program
• 7.1484 Qs: British/American Engl, Orel and Stolbova, Questions
  1. John Hammink, British/American English
  2. cpeust@gwdg.de, Qu: V.E. Orel, O.V. Stolbova
  3. Camilla Wide, About questions
• 7.1488 Qs: Online study, Lojban or Loglan, _watch_ as verb
  1. Scott Alan Landers, help with online study
  2. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, Where can I find info re conlang "Lojban" or "Loglan"?
  3. Dick Hudson, WATCH
• 7.1492 Qs: Taiwanese tones, WWW resources for the teaching of English
  1. "Michael M. T. Henderson", Taiwanese Tones
  2. trenchs_mireia@huma.upf.es, WWW resources for the teaching of English at the university
• 7.1493 Qs: Vowel harmony, American epenthetic "r"
  1. "HAYHOE,MICHELLE CAROLYN,MS", vowel harmony
  2. Zman890@aol.com, the American epenthetic "r"
• 7.1499 Qs: Syntax, Imperative compounds, Phonological phrase
  1. Eung-Cheon Hah, Coordinate Structure Constraint
  2. Bob Keim, Q: Imperative compounds in other languages
  3. "D.B. den Ouden", phonological phrase
• 7.1500 Qs: Guadeloupe Creole, Field methods teaching, Adjective Order
  1. O.E.Cyrille@mod-lang.salford.ac.uk, Guadeloupe Creole
  2. "M. Lynne Murphy", field methods teaching
  3. Bruce Fraser, Adjective Order
• 7.1509 Qs: Phonology, Revision of textbook, Terms of endearment
  1. Robert Ratcliffe, Phonology
  2. Ed Finegan, Revision of textbook
  3. kelly a meehan, Terms of endearment
• 7.1510 Qs: Parallel texts on wine, Inflectional morphology, _Ascq_
  1. "=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Felipe_Alc=E1ntara?=", parallel texts on wine
  2. RIGALT GONZALEZ CLAUDIAPATRICIA, Inflectional morphology
  3. TOOPS@TWSUVM.UC.TWSU.EDU, _Ascq_
• 7.1515 Qs: Statistics on neologisms, Spanish grammar
  1. "Melanie Misanchuk", statistics on neologisms
  2. Trey Jones, Spanish Grammar Book
• 7.1521 Qs: Ethnographic software, Semantic interpreters, Pragmatics
  1. "G. Tucker Childs", Ethnographic software
  2. ZOILA DELEG, Semantic interpreters/analyzers -- How do they work?
  3. Alan Firth, PRAGMATICS, 2nd edition
• 7.1523 Qs: NICE properties, Lang variation, Repertoires of letters
  1. Marina Yaguello, NICE properties
  2. "Bethany K. Dumas", Multiple Personality and Dialect/Language Variation
  3. Michael Everson, Repertoires of European Letters: Draft Four
• 7.1527 Qs: Imperatives, Lang of the blind, Clyne article
  1. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, Imperatives
  2. "A.T.C.Fox", Language of the blind
  3. Suzanne K. Hilgendorf, Q: searching for Clyne article
• 7.1528 Qs: Email processing, A phrase origin,Spoken lg in caricatures
  1. Hamid Khosravi, Request for information on extraction of content from email
  2. Marge Schildknecht, ollie, ollie, oxen free
  3. Suzanne K. Hilgendorf, Q: refs for spoken lang in caricatures
• 7.1533 Qs: Engl expressions, Newspapers on CDROM, Varieties of Engl
  1. lenz@mx300e.ids-mannheim.de, English expressions
  2. lenz@mx300e.ids-mannheim.de, Newspapers on CDROM
  3. bjones@unam.na, Looking for a text on varieties of English
• 7.1535 Qs: Grammaticalization in ASL, Soda/Pop/Coke, Spanish dialects
  1. Amy Leuchtmann, Resources on grammaticalization in ASL
  2. sjhodges@CCGATE.HAC.COM, Student Q: Soda/Pop/Coke/Cola
  3. Julio Felix-Brasderfer, Spanish dialects
• 7.1539 Qs: Subj deletion, "Text type"?, Adjs with possessor Ns
  1. Dawn Harvie, Subject Deletion
  2. "H. Lin Domizio", "Text Type" or "Discourse Type"?
  3. Malcolm Ross, Adjectives with possessor nouns
• 7.1543 Qs: Children's writing, Japanese, Thesauri data
  1. "Martin Wynne", Q: viewpoint in children's writing
  2. Kathy Kuo, about Japanese
  3. Aleksander Murzaku, Thesauri data
• 7.1545 Qs: South-East-Asian lang's, Corpus development, Clicks
  1. bartos, South-East-Asian lang's -- query
  2. Adrian Clynes, query: corpus development
  3. Miguel Carrasquer Vidal, Clicks
• 7.1546 Qs: Children's lg,Semantic tasks/dementia,Cognitive stylistics
  1. Boasson Mathilde, the lore and language of schoolchildren
  2. RIGALT GONZALEZ CLAUDIAPATRICIA, Semantic tasks/Dementia
  3. wrgreen@sapporo-u.ac.jp, Cognitive stylistics
• 7.1551 Qs: Gaston Gross, [j] coronal, Creoles and Bickerton theory
  1. Nancy Antrim, Gaston Gross (publication info)
  2. Sam Wang, Is [j] coronal?
  3. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, question on creoles & other natural languages per Bickerton theory
• 7.1557 Qs: Generativity, Classical Greek, Children's narratives
  1. "N. Chipere", Generativity and Education
  2. Scott Stirling, Classical Greek Particles
  3. Isabel =?iso-8859-1?Q?B=FCtler?=, verbs in childrens narratives
• 7.1562 Qs: Rate of lg change, Language Awareness, Ling. intro courses
  1. Peter Daniels, Query: rate of language change
  2. Ingibjvrg Frmmannsdsttir, Re: LANGUAGE AWARENESS
  3. Hoskuldur Thrainsson, Ling. intro courses
• 7.1564 Qs: Generativity, Creoloid source(s),Terms for "Circumcision"
  1. "N. Chipere", Generativity
  2. Charlie Rowe, query: creoloid source(s)?
  3. Jeff Marck, Query: "Circumcision" in African languages?
• 7.1568 Qs: Often, Orthographic syntax, Minimal responses
  1. Renelb01, often
  2. David Pesetsky, Orthographic morphology and orthographic syntax
  3. annica.berg@mail.ling.uu.se, minimal responses
• 7.1569 Qs: Quantitative Sociolinguistics, Names
  1. David Silva, Quantitative Sociolinguistics
  2. Laurie Bauer, Query: Names
• 7.1577 Qs: Creols, Evaluative verbs, _impossible that..._
  1. Charlie Rowe, Q: additional creolistics query
  2. Jeff Turley, Evaluative verbs
  3. hiro-t, Query: _impossible that..._
• 7.1584 Qs: Japanese, Sanskrit, Addresses, Minorities
  1. Kathy Kuo, about Japanese
  2. Sarah Rose, Sanskrit OCR Software
  3. Barbara Need, Looking for addresses
  4. Boris Fridman Mintz, Ethnic and Linguistic minorities
• 7.1592 Qs: Nouns, Book by Oehrle, Medical prescriptions, National lgs
  1. San Tunstall, Query: Abstract/Concrete Nouns and Noun Classes
  2. "M. Bouba", Book by Oehrle
  3. Pablo Accuosto, Q: Medical Prescription Corpus
  4. "Evan L. Antworth", National languages
• 7.1599 Qs: Russian, Linguistically-significant films, _All but_
  1. cwhiteley@tyco.geis.com, Russian clavichords
  2. "steven h. weinberger", linguistically-significant feature films
  3. Enzo Di Giulio, All but
• 7.1614 Qs: Indefinite and cardinal NPs, Articles, Lancaster corpus
  1. Shu-Ing Shyu, English indefinite NP and cardinal NPs
  2. Pat Gooley, Articles
  3. Guenter Schubert, Lancaster Corpus
• 7.1616 Qs: Copulas, Potters field, Dictionaries and anti-semitism
  1. Nick Nicholas, Q: Copulas from Pronouns
  2. susan sammons, potters field,
  3. Joseph REISDOERFER, Dictionaries and Anti-semitism
• 7.1623 Qs: Advertising discourse, Schizophrenia, Count-mass nouns
  1. Christophe Rethore, Qs: Statistic analysis of advertising discourse
  2. n, Qs: subordinate clause and schizophrenia related speech disorders
  3. Peter Svenonius, Query: Nouns: count - mass; Classical Greek
• 7.1625 Qs: Myths in linguistics, ITRANS
  1. feargal murphy, myths in linguistics
  2. doctor@cdac.ernet.in, ITRANS
• 7.1644 Qs: English requests, Word Frequency, South Asian Lgs & Lx
  1. Hortensia Curell, English requests
  2. Peter.Ross@anu.edu.au, Word Frequency in Asia
  3. Anjum Pervez Saleemi, Yearbook of South Asian Languages & Linguistics
• 7.1645 Qs: Humor, 'Renumber' program, Moscow Linguistic Journal
  1. Hurriyet Gokdayi, Qs:Books about Turkish, Arabic, Persian, Urdu dealing with humor
  2. Sergio Scalise, 'Renumber' program
  3. Jerome Serme, Moscow Linguistic Journal
• 7.1647 Qs: MS by Ger Reesink, First dictionary, Comparison of adjs
  1. Torsten Leuschner, Qs: Tracing MS by Ger REESINK
  2. "Alan S. Kaye", FIRST DICTIONARY & GRAMMAR
  3. JACJEM16@delphi.com, Re: comparison of adjectives in Romance & Germanic languages
• 7.1662 Qs: Interlinear text program, French acquisition, IATEFL
  1. William McGregor, Interlinear text program
  2. L V Bruski, SLA:L2 French, L1 English
  3. "A. K. Ardat", HELP ON IATEFL
• 7.1664 Qs: English & Swedish phonemes, Czech, Radio phone-ins
  1. Peter White, English & Swedish Phoneme lists
  2. Allen Ray Klanika, Dialects of European Czech
  3. "B.M.G. SETTINERI", TELEPHONE CONVERSATION
• 7.1667 Qs: Georgian Font, Eliciting utterances, Divorced Kin Terms
  1. Ralf Grosserhode, Font needed
  2. Patricia Schneider-Zioga, Optimal ways of eliciting utterances
  3. Marcia Haag, Divorced kin terms
• 7.1676 Qs: Bascologist Rollo, Lang. acquisition institutes, Ard paper
  1. ewb2@cornell.edu, Q: bascologist Rollo
  2. "Daniel L. Everett", Question on Language Acquisition Institutes
  3. ewb2@cornell.edu, Q:Ard paper
• 7.1677 Qs: English rel clauses, Sign Language, German synonyms
  1. Kim Jong-Bok, English Free Relative Clauses
  2. "Jorge Ernesto Lemus", Sign Language
  3. oliver boettcher, synonyms, idioms
• 7.1680 Qs: Lugudorese, Pennsylvania German speakers, SALSA
  1. Richard Firsten, Lugudorese
  2. stolberg@sfs.nphil.uni-tuebingen.de, Wanted: Pennsylvania German speakers
  3. Richard Cameron, Query about SALSA
• 7.1699 Qs: Zapotec, Machine readable Chinese, Komi stress
  1. Phoebe Hensen Vitharana, question about Zapotec
  2. Paul Woods, Machine Readable Chinese Stuff
  3. "Paul de Lacy", Komi Stress
• 7.1700 Qs: Right-dislocation in English, Pronunciation of bury
  1. "Rosa Perez Rodriguez", Right-dislocation in English
  2. Mary Ellen Ryder, Pronunciation of bury
• 7.1701 Qs: Arabic speakers of English, Noun number categories
  1. pappzsm@osiris.elte.hu, Vowel problems of Arabic speakers of English
  2. alexandra schaffert, Noun number categories
• 7.1702 Qs: CD Indonesian lang course, Charles de Brosses
  1. Guenter Plum, CD Indonesian lang course
  2. Robin Allott, Charles de Brosses
• 7.1710 Qs: Mexican prosody, Bib info, Mysterious symbol
  1. Peter Farruggio, help with Mexican prosody
  2. Aya Matsuda, Bib info
  3. Atsushi Fukada, Q: mysterious symbol
• 7.1711 Qs: Hebrew, Software, Ambiguity test, French
  1. Vincent DeCaen, Hebrew ki-clauses?
  2. ferre.g@humana.univ-nantes.fr ( =?iso-88, Looking for software
  3. MNadman@aol.com, Ambiguity Tests
  4. "j. magierowicz", graded reading passage: french
• 7.1714 Qs: Internet, English, Books, Applied Linguistics
  1. Ingrid Kristine Hasund, Communication on the Internet
  2. Birgit Kellner, English easiest language?
  3. pages selena, book out of print
  4. lopez_carmen@trad.upf.es, asla, applied linguistics
• 7.1717 Qs: Dhivehi program, Yiddish sayings, Possession and articles
  1. Joseph Ling dhivehi program
  2. SNGolden@aol.com, Yiddish Sayings
  3. "DGOHRE" possession and articles
• 7.1718 Qs: Verb classes, Hebrew statives, dictionary, Russian change
  1. Adrian Clynes, Verb classes
  2. Vincent DeCaen, Q? Hebrew statives?
  3. Marion Gunn, dictionary (definition)
  4. Volkmar Engerer, Communication in Russian enterprises
• 7.1727 Qs: Benefective causative construction, Brand names, Mandarin
  1. "Beatriz Juacaba", Benefective causative construction
  2. Brent Scarcliff, Brand Names
  3. Jean Wang, Mandarin vowel system
• 7.1728 Qs: Intonation studies, Cardinaletti, Oral approximants
  1. yystud@ibmstone.pku.edu.cn, queries about intonation studies
  2. elisa vazquez iglesias, Cardinaletti's article
  3. jose.diaz@siur.unirioja.es, Question:Devoicing of oral approximants
• 7.1729 Qs: Comprehension/communication, Bible, HTML for Middle Engl