That book os phenomenal. It's what got me to spend most of my undergrad time researching constructed languages.
Well I got my bachelors in linguistics, and I'm still working towards working in the field. I'm just going at it from a different field now due to funding. I mostly research how we learn languages and what mechanisms can be utilized to be the most effective.
If you want any good intro reads into the subject, I'm more than happy to recommend!
location: Texas/wisconsin(for the summer)
interests/hobbies: yoga, juggling, magic, linguistics, camping
5 music artists: Earth, Wind, And Fire(that's 3, right???)
5 films: Labyrinth, Goonies, Mr. Nobody, Planet of the Apes
5 shows: Battlestar Galactica, Stargate(ALL OF THEM), Farscape, Silicone Valley, Gilmore Girls(shh)
5 games: Counterstrike Source, Peggle, Star Wars Battlefront 2, Age of Empires 2, Mortal Kombat Series
5 books/authors: Isaac Asimov, Michael Creighton, In the World of Invented Languages, Carl Sagan, Harry Potter
Favorite tribes: Still working on that, but I have enjoyed the echo chamber that are my own tribes ;)
A dream/goal: I want the job description "Helps people learn how awesome they are."
Two truths and a lie: (1) I'm bilingual (2) I'm starting a salaried position masters program at 21 (3) I'm allergic to fruits that come from birch
That book on invented languages looks really interesting, just added it to my to-read list! :)
Linguistics is so interesting, I'd love to immerse myself in it. Are you studying it for a career or as a side interest?
That book os phenomenal. It's what got me to spend most of my undergrad time researching constructed languages.
Well I got my bachelors in linguistics, and I'm still working towards working in the field. I'm just going at it from a different field now due to funding. I mostly research how we learn languages and what mechanisms can be utilized to be the most effective.
If you want any good intro reads into the subject, I'm more than happy to recommend!