Tag linguistics
Welcome to an intriguing exploration of language, specifically examining how the word “sheep” is a homophone for a letter in the English alphabet. In a world where phonetic similarities in language often confuse and amuse linguists and laypeople alike, understanding… Continue Reading →
Generalised Additive Mixed Models (GAMMs) have revolutionised the field of linguistics by providing a powerful tool for dynamic speech analysis. This practical introduction delves into the intricate world of GAMMs and their application in linguistic research, particularly in exploring formant… Continue Reading →
Have you ever stopped to ponder the vast array of words beginning with “whi”? This unique combination of letters spawns a variety of intriguing vocabulary choices, each with its own distinct meaning and usage. Let’s delve into the realm of… Continue Reading →