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173 SOME ON-LINE RESOURCES FOR LINGUISTS http://www.zompist.<strong>com</strong>/langfaq.html This site provides some interesting answers to frequently asked questions, but has not been updated recently.
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The Linguistics Student's Handbook
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© Laurie Bauer, 2007 Edinburgh Uni
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THE LINGUISTICS STUDENT’S HANDBOO
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Part I: Some fundamentals of lingui
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11 Binarity Binarity is, in effect,
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14 Native speaker The native speake
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16 Notational conventions Linguisti
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101 NOTATIONAL CONVENTIONS use it a
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103 NOTATIONAL CONVENTIONS Table 16
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105 FREQUENT ABBREVIATIONS AND INIT
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18 Terminology: ambiguity There are
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109 TERMINOLOGY: AMBIGUITY Table 18
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117 TERMINOLOGY: SYNONYMY Table 19.
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Language name Apalai Aparai Languag
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Language name Cherokee ��erəυ
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Language name Chipewyan ��pə
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Language name Efik �ef�k Langua
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Language name Etruscan ��tr�s
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Language name French fren(t)ʃ Lang
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Language name Gilyak Nivkh �ɡilj
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Language name Guarani �ɡwɑ�r
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Language name Hakka �h�kə Lang
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Language name Hixkaryana �hiʃk
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Language name Irish Erse �aiəri
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Language name Javanese dʒɑ�və
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Language name Kannada �kɑ�nəd
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Language name Kirghiz kiə� ɡi
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Language name Kolyma Yukaghir Langu
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Language name Kurdish �k��di
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Language name Lithuanian liθju�
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Language name Madi Language name Ma
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Language name Old Church əυld �
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Language name Pa’anci Pa’a Lang
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Language name Pashto �p�ʃtəυ
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Language name Rapanui Pascuense r
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Language name Russian �r�ʃən
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Language name Telugu �telυɡu�
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Language name Tukang Besi Language
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Language name Tzeltal �tseltɑ�
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Language name Warlpiri Warlbiri �
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Language name Wintu win�tu� Lan
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Language name Yagua �jɑ�ɡwə
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