The novel written by John green represented here: /peɪpɚ taʊnz/
What is Paper Towns?
The last color word to enter in most languages (last color to be named)
What is blue?
The current estimated number of spoken languages
What is ~7,000?
εβδομάδα
What is Greek?
The branch of linguistics that studies the specific sound patterns in a language
What is Phonology?
Name this sound: ʕ
What is a voiced pharyngeal fricative?
A name for a place or group of people that is only used outside that place or group
What is an exonym?
Language family with the highest number of languages
What is Niger-Congo?
நான் நன்றாக இருக்கிறேன்
What is Tamil?
A line on a dialect map marking the boundary between linguistic features
What is an isogloss?
Name this: ◌̰
What is the creaky voiced diacritic?
The city called "River of January", after the city harbor was discovered on January 1, 1502, and was believed to be the mouth of a river
The only Conlang with a population of native speakers
What is Esperanto?
မဂႆလာပၝ
What is Burmese?
When between-category discrimination is better than within-category
What is categorical perception?
The year the earliest version of the IPA was published
1888
The Canary Islands find their name from this Latin name:
The country with the most spoken languages
What is Papua New Guinea?
მთავრული
What is Georgian?
What is Mkhedruli?
When a single word expresses multiple related meanings
What is polysemy?
Name this sound: ǂ
What is a palatoalveolar click?
The hormone in the body that is known by two names, one derived from Latin and one from Greek (give the names with origin and meaning)
What are epinephrine (Greek, "upon kidney") and adrenaline (Latin, "on kidney")
A language that Korean is proven to be related to
What is none?
What is Jeju
བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགས།
What is uchen?
OSU Professor Emeritus, inventor of higher-order grammar, head grammar, and co-inventor of head-driven phrase structure grammar
Who is Carl Pollard?