The two axis of consonants in the IPA chart are this and this.
What are place and manner?
Number of core classes required for the major
What is 6?
An individual's specific manner of speaking is also called [this].
What is an ideolect?
Phonology, morphology, language documentation, comparative/historical linguistics, typology, Uto-Aztecan languages.
Who is Gabriela Caballero?
"How do some languages express with one word complex meanings that English needs several words to express?"
What is LIGN 120 - Morphology?
Between a vowel and [this], lenition is commonly expected
What is another vowel?
Linguistics General
A feature that spreads among non related languages in the same geographic area would be called a [this] feature
What is an areal feature?
Phonetics, laboratory phonology, voice quality, Hmong.
Who is Marc Garellek?
"Africa is home to an astonishing variety of languages."
What is LIGN 108 - Languages of Africa?
While a pidgin is a contact language that has no native speakers, [this] is formed when a pidgin language is learned as an L1.
What is a creole?
What PURL stands for
What is the Program for Undergraduate Research in Linguistics?
The Max Planck Institute is associated with these two countries.
What are Germany and the Netherlands?
Sign language acquisition and neuroprocessing across the lifespan, relation of gesture to language, reading development.
Who is Rachel Mayberry?
"A rigorous analysis of symbolic systems and their interpretations."
What is LIGN 17 - Making and Breaking Codes?
This phonological process refers to when a stop becomes a fricative.
What is spirantization?
Through an agreement, UCSD students are able to take SLP-related classes at this university.
What is SDSU?
The indigenous language Guaraní is an official language of [this] South American country, where it's widely spoken.
Phonology, morphology, fieldwork, phonetics, African languages (Semitic, Kordofanian).
Who is Sharon Rose?
"Methods and practice of gathering, processing, and analyzing data based on working with a native speaker of a language."
What is LIGN 139 - Field Methods?
This phenomenon refers to a consonant losing its place of articulation and becoming a glottal
What is debuccalization?
Before and After: Two major specializations merge.
What is cognition and language and society?
[This city] is where the International Phonetic Association, the creators of the IPA, was originally founded.
What is Paris?
Computational linguistics, natural language processing.
Who is Leon Bergen?
"How are syntactic systems organized, and what generalizations can be made about the syntactic patterns found across languages?"
What is LIGN 125 - Syntax II?