'Phonological change' presentation slideshows

LIN 617: Hodge, Jespersen, Sapir, the Linguistic Cycle, and more

LIN 617: Hodge, Jespersen, Sapir, the Linguistic Cycle, and more. April 2015. What is Historical Linguistics?. What: Typical (phonological) change Why: due to language acquisition or external influence Methods : CM, IR, OED, DOE, etc

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Introduction to Linguistics

Introduction to Linguistics. Review of last time:. Introduction to Linguistics. Review of last time: Morphology. Introduction to Linguistics. Review of last time: Morphology Studies the internal structure of words and their relationships. Introduction to Linguistics. Review of last time:

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Morphemes Are Marvelous

Morphemes Are Marvelous. CONNBIDA Conference October 21, 2011 Susan Santora, M.S., F/AOGPE Director, Learning House. What is a Morpheme?. A morpheme is a smallest meaningful unit in a language. It relates meaning and ideas.

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Language use and identification

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Language change

Language change. The Language Detective Villiers Park 9-13 July 2007. Kinds of change (1). PHONOLOGICAL CHANGE: AN OLD EXAMPLE Latin piscus ~ English fish Latin pater ~ English father Latin pes ~ English foot Latin centus ~ English hundred Latin caput ~ English head

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