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You tell me...Original here. (I have nothing to say about the odd use of underlines either).
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TV Linguistics - Pronouncify.com and the fictional Princeton Linguistics department
[reposted from 11/20/10] I spent Thursday night on a plane so I missed 30 Rock and the most linguistics oriented sit-com episode since ...
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The commenters over at Liberman's post Apico-labials in English all clearly prefer the spelling syncing , but I find it just weird look...
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(image from Slate.com ) I tend to avoid Slate.com these days because, frankly, I typically find myself scoffing at some idiot article they&...
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Matt Damon's latest hit movie Elysium has a few linguistic oddities worth pointing out. The film takes place in a dystopian future set i...
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Well, it's in the great tradition of "This is Spinal Tap", in which "spinal" has a dotless lowercase "i" and an "n" with an umlaut. Note that there's no Unicode symbol for the latter.
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