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⌈ Secret Post #2236 ⌋

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[Inda series]

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[Les Miserables and Discworld]

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[Three Kingdoms 2010, Legend of Chu and Han]

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[DBSK]

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[The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (Shivering Isles)]

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09. [SPOILERS for ]

[Umineko no Naku Koro Ni]

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10. [SPOILERS for Supernatural]

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11. [WARNING for rape]

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12. [possible warning for sexual assault (as I'm sure the thread will contain discussion of it)]

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13. [WARNING for abuse]

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14. [WARNING for rape, abuse, etc]

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15. [WARNING for suicide]

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16. [WARNING for eating disorders]

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17. [WARNING for rape/non-con]

[Homestuck]

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I'm a linguist (no, seriously. I'm studying Linguistics.) <3

well, if you grew up bilingual, you can and DO have two native languages? I think?

I'm currently not studying any languages (some Catalan on the side, but nothing serious with classes and stuff) :(

Ahhh, that's so cool! I'm currently taken a syntax course, and as crazy as it is, I love it. I took morphosyntax before that, but we mostly focuses on morphology. I gotta admit, I kinda like that a bit more than syntax, though. What field are you studying? Or is it just general? I'm sorry for all of the questions.T_T

And apparently you can have more than one native language! The user immediately below posted something about sequential and simultaneous bilingualism.

syntax / formal semantics reporting in

what, uh, kind of syntax are you learning? (like, what level? idk how to ask. ugh)

Edited 2013-02-16 01:53 (UTC)

It's okay, if you don't know how to ask, then I don't how to spell. I was appalled to see the number of typos I made up-thread. DDD:

I'm currently studying Spanish syntax. It's an elementary level course, because unfortunately my university's language department shafted its students out of a linguistics track. Hence, my incredibly limited knowledge about the field as a whole. It's a disservice, really. Not only is linguistics interesting (from what I can tell, at least), but from what I've heard it also has very practical applications.

are you drawing trees? \o/

the only things you need to know about the fields can be read from this :D (note: I don't really like math. and I really like funny symbols. if I went by this chart, I'd end up in CompLing -- which was my initial career plan, actually)

Yes! I HATED the little bastards at first (mostly it because it was a knee-jerk reaction in the vein of "Wtf is this bullshit"), but now that I got the hang of it, I find them oddly relaxing. We're doing simple stuff, though, like "Mary bought pears" and "Louis sent a letter to Peter," but I feel like more advanced stuff can't be THAT bad.

That chart is awesome, and I wish I had found it four years ago. I feel like I'd end up doing either historical linguistics or pragmatics.

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