From The Course Catalog
"Language is what makes us human, but how does it work?"
What is LIGN 101: Introduction to the Study of Language?
Someone who studies linguistics
What is a linguist?
The professor currently teaching LIGN 112 - Speech Sounds and Speech Disorders.
Who is Marc Garellek?
The traditional year end LingUA event that recently, due to updated municipal code, had to be retired.
What is a bonfire?
voiceless bilabial plosive
what is p
"Why does one language sound different from another?"
What is LIGN 111 - Phonology?
The field commonly abbreviated to NLP
What is Natural Language Processing?
The former UCSD professor who recently moved to UCLA
Who is Michelle Yuan?
The year the LingUA discord server was started in.
What is 2020?
voiceless palatal plosive
what is c
"Introduction to the formal study of meaning."
What is LIGN 130 - Semantics?
The six major language families are Niger-Congo, Trans-New Guinea, Sino-Tibetan, Indo-European, Afro-Asiatic, and [this].
What is Austronesian?
Professor Kluender's first name
What is Robert?
Number of current LingUA board members.
What is 6?
voiced labio-dental fricative
what is v
"An introduction to the context-dependent aspects of language meaning."
What is LIGN 160 - Pragmatics?
The three types of linguistic ambiguity
What are lexical, syntactic, and semantic?
Title of Will Styler's 2022 Legacy Lecture
What is 'Language is Incredible'?
The room number of the LingUA lounge.
What is 3016?
close back unrounded vowel
what is ɯ
"Language is constantly changing."
What is LIGN 150 - Historical Linguistics?
The formant most important in identifying liquids
What is F3?
Of the department's regular faculty, three professors got their Ph.D from UC Berkeley: Ackerman, Caballero, and [her]
Who is Emily Clem?
The names of the two wugs who live in the LingUA lounge.
Who are Andrea and Luca?
bilabial click
what is ʘ