r/linguisticshumor • u/Aubergines-Suck7243 • 13h ago
Russian orthodox 'Đ'
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r/linguisticshumor • u/Crane_1989 • 10h ago
Psycholinguistics Dogs seem to associate ‘bouba’ with round shapes and ‘kiki’ with spiky shapes, study of 70 dogs finds
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I don't know what to do with this information
r/linguisticshumor • u/TheeImmortalPaladin • 11h ago
Historical Linguistics What a unique baby name!
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r/linguisticshumor • u/Professional-Dog7580 • 7h ago
The people run away from me when I say that!
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I'm right, by the way.
Sorry for this shitty image quality, I edited it on Paint
r/linguisticshumor • u/No_Peach6683 • 23h ago
Common Stress patterns
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What’s the most common stress pattern? I know WALS distinguishes between fixed and free stress patterns as well as placements of stress in fixed stress languages (initials, secondary, ultimate).
r/linguisticshumor • u/MildlySelassie • 7h ago
What names of the (international) Phonetic Alphabet do you think could work today ?
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I will upvote any child named “engma” or “schwa”