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M.A in Linguistics, National Taiwan Normal University (2023~ ). Linguistic typology, functional theories of grammar, Austronesian languages (Seediq) and Tibeto-Burman languages (Jinghpaw, Pa’O)
Quite a few young enthusiasts or linguistics to be like me are fascinated with these beautiful languages.
Therefore, I hope that in the future we can still maintain this research enterprise in AD and continue to make it thrive. /END
Therefore, I hope that in the future we can still maintain this research enterprise in AD and continue to make it thrive. /END
October 14, 2025 at 10:07 AM
Quite a few young enthusiasts or linguistics to be like me are fascinated with these beautiful languages.
Therefore, I hope that in the future we can still maintain this research enterprise in AD and continue to make it thrive. /END
Therefore, I hope that in the future we can still maintain this research enterprise in AD and continue to make it thrive. /END
The reason that I emphasize ‘TB languages’ is because this has been one of the Institute’s long research traditions since Hwang-Cherng Gong.
And in fact, currently few people have been working on TB langs in Taiwan, but actually… /1
And in fact, currently few people have been working on TB langs in Taiwan, but actually… /1
October 14, 2025 at 10:07 AM
The reason that I emphasize ‘TB languages’ is because this has been one of the Institute’s long research traditions since Hwang-Cherng Gong.
And in fact, currently few people have been working on TB langs in Taiwan, but actually… /1
And in fact, currently few people have been working on TB langs in Taiwan, but actually… /1
I have the same Q as well. Even though the use of the term may have declined a lot during these decades, some people are still following the descriptive approach, and specify that their major discipline is descriptive linguistics.
May 28, 2025 at 8:06 AM
I have the same Q as well. Even though the use of the term may have declined a lot during these decades, some people are still following the descriptive approach, and specify that their major discipline is descriptive linguistics.
*negative ones
February 28, 2025 at 2:45 PM
*negative ones
In my poster, I will attempt to argue the ‘cross-domain’ (e.g. IE languages) vs. ‘domain-specific’ (e.g. Atayalic languages) distinction on the general functions of modals in a language (cf. Cheng 2013) is worth examining cross-linguistically.
November 28, 2024 at 1:40 PM
In my poster, I will attempt to argue the ‘cross-domain’ (e.g. IE languages) vs. ‘domain-specific’ (e.g. Atayalic languages) distinction on the general functions of modals in a language (cf. Cheng 2013) is worth examining cross-linguistically.
This contrasts with modals in IE languages, which are well-known for their functions of denoting more than one type of modality in different contexts.
November 28, 2024 at 1:37 PM
This contrasts with modals in IE languages, which are well-known for their functions of denoting more than one type of modality in different contexts.
The 2006 version is my childhood memory and is perhaps more close to the original novel.
November 17, 2024 at 8:26 PM
The 2006 version is my childhood memory and is perhaps more close to the original novel.