Name of University Sponsoring Department Language

Source URL: claspprograms.org

• Culture
• Language
• Latin American studies
• Portuguese language
• Languages of Portugal
• Languages of Macau
• Member states of the United Nations
• Comparison of Portuguese and Spanish
• Americas
• Latin Americans
• Haitian Creole
• Romance languages

Some Requirements for the Database Richard S. Kayne New York University Workshop on the Feasibility of a Web-based Database of the Syntactic Structures of the World’s Languages November 9-10, 2007

Source URL: linguistics.as.nyu.edu

• Syntax
• Preposition and postposition
• Morpheme
• Clitic
• Word order
• Language
• Romance languages
• English language
• Grammatical number

Microsoft Word - NELS handout Oct 5 draft.docx

Source URL: linguistics.concordia.ca

• Assimilation
• Fusion
• English language
• Specifier
• Romance languages
• X-bar theory

Mnemonics in the Latin Classroom

Source URL: nle.org

• Grammatical cases
• Accusative case
• Ablative
• Latin grammar
• Dative case
• Latin
• Thematic vowel
• Romance languages
• Gerund
• Latin declension
• Casally modulated preposition

NEW SPELLING CHAPTER 1 CONSONANT SOUNDS Consonants not requiring Change Those letters of the present alphabet which, when not merged in digraphs, represent single and for all

Source URL: spellingsociety.org

• Latin alphabets
• X
• Romance languages
• English orthography
• Consonant
• Phonetics
• Hebraization of English
• Dutch orthography

Mapping and Transparency in Arabic A comparative approach1 Ahmed Moutaouakil, Mohammed V University, Rabat, Morocco Abstract

Source URL: home.hum.uva.nl

• Arabic languages
• Languages of Morocco
• Languages of Egypt
• Languages of Algeria
• Maghrebi Arabic
• Varieties of Arabic
• Arabic
• Egyptian language
• Dual
• Romance languages
• Copula
• Amharic

LINGUISTIC ADAPTATION AT WORK? THE CHANGE OF WORD ORDER AND CASE SYSTEM FROM LATIN TO THE ROMANCE LANGUAGES CHRISTIAN BENTZ Department of Linguistics, University of Heidelberg, Hauptstraße, 69117 Heidelberg, Ger

Source URL: www.christianbentz.de

Evidence for soft preplanning in tonal production: Initial scaling in Romance* Pilar Prieto*, Mariapaola D’Imperio!, Gorka Elordieta∧ , Sónia Frota+, & Marina Vigário∨ *ICREA & UAB, !Laboratoire Parole et Languag

Source URL: labfon.letras.ulisboa.pt

• Tone
• Phonology
• Prosody
• Systemic functional linguistics
• Phonetics
• Intonation
• Boundary tone
• Romance languages
• Pitch accent
• Syllable
• Focus
• English language

Le Roman de Flamenca: An Annotated Corpus of Old Occitan Olga Scrivner, Sandra Kübler, Barbara Vance, Eric Beuerlein Indiana University {obscrivn,skuebler,bvance,ebeuerle}@indiana.edu

Source URL: cl.indiana.edu

• Culture
• Linguistics
• Language
• Syntax
• Languages of France
• Computational linguistics
• Corpus linguistics
• Occitan literature
• Romance of Flamenca
• Occitan language
• Treebank
• Troubadour

Proceedings of CLS), © Chicago Linguistic SocietyAll rights reservedExceptions to rhotacism*

Source URL: www.csee.ogi.edu

• Linguistics
• Phonetics
• Phonology
• Rhotacism
• Old Latin
• Romance languages
• Gemination
• Vowel length