language and linguistics enthusiasts at Georgia Tech

Stories of Languages and Linguistics

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a podcast series by language and linguistics enthusiasts at Georgia Tech. (sponsored by the Center for Teaching and Learning at Georgia Tech; managed by Dr. Hongchen Wu who can be reached via email hongchen.wu@gatech.edu)

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language and linguistics enthusiasts at Georgia Tech

Episodes

The word “like” 31.05.2023 9:58

a podcast by Paula Bondoc. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 UA: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2022 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Paula Bondoc's permission.

How to ask a yes-no question in different langauges? 11.05.2023 6:19

a podcast by Everett James Robert Sommers. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 UA: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2022 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Everett James Robert Sommers's permission.

Linguistically speaking, how does Esperanto compare/contrast to the current Lingua Franca of the world, English? 10.05.2023 5:11

a podcast by Steven Li. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Steven Li's permission.

Just How Different Are We? 09.05.2023 5:44

How different are the language characteristics and social communications between that of individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and those that are neurotypical? a podcast by Savannah Mosley. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Savannah Mosley's permission.

The differences between the American Version of English and the British version of English 08.05.2023 5:18

a podcast by Saeed Albreiki. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Saeed Albreiki's permission.

Understanding animal “language” 07.05.2023 5:00

a podcast by Ryan Lundqvist. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Ryan Lundqvist's permission.

How has English changed over time? 06.05.2023 7:32

a podcast by Riley Corzine. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Riley Corzine's permission.

How are dialects formed? 05.05.2023 5:13

a podcast by Raghav Maddula. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Raghav Maddula's permission.

What is receptive bilingualism? 04.05.2023 5:22

a podcast by Prisha Vallamsetti. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Prisha Vallamsetti's permission.

An interview with my Latin teacher 03.05.2023 15:27

a podcast by Owen Huggins. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Owen Huggins's permission.

The connection between language/linguistics and cuisines around the world 02.05.2023 10:50

a podcast by Niti Mirkhelkar and Manasa Golla. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Niti Mirkhelkar and Manasa Golla's permission.

Why is the English language so popular? 01.05.2023 6:00

a podcast by Neja Atapattu. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Neja Atapattu's permission.

Brevity law and what it can tell us about a language 30.04.2023 6:00

a podcast by Max Liu. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Max Liu's permission.

How can strokes affect language processing and why? 29.04.2023 6:00

a podcast by Hailey Bos. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Hailey Bos's permission.

Wanna to know forensic linguistics? 28.04.2023 5:25

a podcast by Derek Coffsky. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Derek Coffsky's permission.

Do you want to hear what a trilingual person would say about language acquisition? 27.04.2023 6:21

a podcast by DavidIsaac Marple. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with DavidIsaac Marple's permission.

Noam Chomsky and his linguistics theories 26.04.2023 19:09

a podcast by Corbin Mark Bean, Joshua Allan Mitchell and Matthew Achilles Buchan. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Corbin Mark Bean, Joshua Allan Mitchell and Matthew Achilles Buchan's permission.

Does your native language influence your worldview or the way you think about various things in life? 25.04.2023 7:00

a podcast by Cem Kocer. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Cem Kocer's permission.

How does language change over time? 24.04.2023 5:15

a podcast by Caden Cowan. for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Caden Cowan's permission.

Do you think your socio-economic environment affects the attributes you associate with words? 23.04.2023 5:11

a podcast by Baxter Berlin for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Baxter Berlin's permission.

Can you start to mater a new language when you are an adult? 21.04.2023 15:27

a podcast by Avril Mackenzie Adams for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Avril Mackenzie Adams's permission.

The intersection of linguistics and computer science 21.04.2023 6:08

a podcast by Arnav Patidar for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Arnav Patidar's permission.

How did click consonants develop in Southern and East Africa? 20.04.2023 5:15

a podcast by Alissa Andrews for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Alissa Andrews's permission. (Transcripts)

"long, thin, metal ruler" versus "metal, thin, long ruler" 20.04.2023 5:21

a podcast by Anika Katharina Patel for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Anika Katharina Patel's permission.

Early Computational Linguistics and the Rise of Chatbots 20.04.2023 5:08

a podcast by Alexander Latz for the podcast project assignment of LING 2100 A: Intro to Linguistics, Spring 2023 at Georgia Tech (Course Instructor: Dr. Hongchen Wu) published with Alexander Latz's permission. (Transcripts)