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Past tense variation in Singapore English, by brilliant
@nyuling undergraduate alum and soon-to-be UConn PhD student Wesley Leong!
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How difficult is it to learn a second language as an adult? @nyuling's @sarahlinguist on what science tells us, via @NPR's @emilykwong1234 & @thomasuylu: npr.org/2021/06/14/100624748…
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Smiling through my morning run listening to @sarahlinguist! She is such a great podcast guest. Listen and learn all about her Blasian journey and a ton about code-switching. Much NeLLab and @nyuling pride!
New Fluent Show episode! Good bye Chemistry, hello Linguistics! with Sarah F. Philips Listen easily at fluent.show/209
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How do our brains respond to facts vs. uncertainty?
NeLLab Spotlight second episode, w me and @MaximeTulling chatting about our recent @SfNJournals #eNeuro paper on this topic. @nyuling @NYUADResearch Coauthors: @rmc_law @ACournane
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Hagen Blix (@nyuling) has a 2021 NLLT paper offering a new analysis of South Caucasian agreement that uses phrasal movement and span-based pied-piping for linearization.
link.springer.com/article/10…
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Join us this afternoon 4pm EST @LingSocAm @fiu @BSUFIU @NCState_LDA @AfricanaFIU @nyuling @WLRN @WLRNSundial
In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, @FIU @FIUCHUE is screening the critically acclaimed documentary 'Talking Black in America’ today (2/23) at 4 p.m. A Q&A with the executive producer Walt Wolfram and the producer Renee Blake will follow.
🔗 GO.FIU.EDU/TALKINGBLACK
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S/o to @TheProf_Is_Here explainin’ to y’all “Why Saying "Periodt, Sis" Is Not Bad English” @nyuling #BlackGirlMagic youtu.be/4KetT1KvmSw – at Manhattan, NY
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Feeling beyond blessed! Thank you @nyuniversity and @nyuling for supporting this work, and @liinapy for supporting me IN this work! #bilingualism #blackinneuro – at Manhattan, NY
Existing studies on how the brain switches between languages don't always mirror typical real-life situations. So NYU PhD student Sarah Phillips designed her own code-switching experiment in a way that felt more natural to her and her fellow Korean-American bilingual speakers:
What the Bilingual Brain Can Teach Us About Code-Switching
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New in #LabPhon from @lisa_b_davidson and @nyuling: a study of #USEnglish shows that syllabic nasals only occur following glottal stops and flaps (in 'kitten, sudden,' but not 'dragon, ripen’), and offers an account of how [ʔn̩] developed. doi.org/10.5334/labphon.224 #openaccess
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So happy to give a talk on new #NLProc work (under anonymity with @koustuvsinha @prasannapartha and Joelle Pineau) at @nyuling Semantics Group today!
Thanks all for the amazing feedback! It just goes to show, #TheresNoPlaceLikeHome ❤️
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So excited to see my fellow troublemakers at @nyuling puttin' out content for y'all! Here's
"10 Things To Know About African American Language" mentalfloss.com/article/6398…
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Neural processing of facts vs. hypothetical information — @MaximeTulling's new #eneuro paper now officially out!
@rmc_law @ACournane @SfNJournals @NYUADResearch @NYUPsych @nyuling
eneuro.org/content/8/1/ENEUR…
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A new #eNeuro study from @nyuling @NYUAbuDhabi shows that our brains separate factual & hypothetical information, raising new questions about the representation of possibilities in discourse comprehension & processing of non-factual discourse.
eneuro.org/lookup/DOI/10.152…
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Who’s a good teacher?? @sarahlinguist is! Here proving you can go from zero to NPR in 3 short years, having arrived in our program three years ago with no cog neuro background at all. Much @nyuling pride! ❤️
Thank YOU @maddie_sofia and @emilykwong1234 for having me on #NPRShortWave as well as giving a s/o to #BlackInNeuroWeek ❤️ npr.org/2020/08/06/899715559…
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Sharing course materials for undergrad intro to semantics by @maria_esipova, @nadine_theiler & myself. Field-tested in various settings: with & w/o recitations, 10-14 weeks. Based on Portner's book. Problem sets now optimized for online submission/grading. wp.nyu.edu/introsem/
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How do our brains respond to facts versus possibilities? Check out new work by the very talented @MaximeTulling on this fascinating question! Formal semantics of modality meets Neuroscience! @nyuling @NYUADResearch
tinyurl.com/ydeyak7v
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Studies have shown people around the country think New Yorkers sound aggressive, observe @nyuling profs who've studied NYC accents. But in this chaotic moment, there's growing appreciation for the straightforward, no-holds-barred way Cuomo and Fauci talk: spr.ly/601014vwM
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More @nyuling on podcasts!
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This Saturday 10/5 @nyuling's Ailís Cournane and @NYULEARNLab's Sudha Arunachalam will be at @BrooklynKids talking to parents about language development. Learn about language & bring your kids to a cool museum! brooklynkids.org/language-sc…


















