Conative animal calls in Macha Oromo: function and form

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Editorial
3. Editorial 2024
4. Phonetics & Phonology
5. The role of recoverability in the implementation of non-phonemic glottalization in Hawaiian
6. Epenthetic vowel quality crosslinguistically, with focus on Modern Hebrew
7. Japanese speakers can infer specific sub-lexicons using phonotactic cues
8. Articulatory phonetics in the market: combining public engagement with ultrasound data collection
9. Investigating the acoustic fidelity of vowels across remote recording methods
10. The role of coarticulatory tonal information in Cantonese spoken word recognition: an eye-tracking study
11. Tracking phonological regularities: exploring the influence of learning mode and regularity locus in adult phonological learning
12. Morphology & Syntax
13. #AreHashtagsWords? Structure, position, and syntactic integration of hashtags in (English) tweets
14. The meaning of morphomes: distributional semantics of Spanish stem alternations
15. A refinement of the analysis of the resultative V-de construction in Mandarin Chinese
16. L2 cognitive construal and morphosyntactic acquisition of pseudo-passive constructions
17. Semantics & Pragmatics
18. “All women are like that”: an overview of linguistic deindividualization and dehumanization of women in the incelosphere
19. Counterfactual language, emotion, and perspective: a sentence completion study during the COVID-19 pandemic
20. Constructing elderly patients’ agency through conversational storytelling
21. Language Documentation & Typology
22. Conative animal calls in Macha Oromo: function and form
23. The syntax of African American English borrowings in the Louisiana Creole tense-mood-aspect system
24. Syntactic pausing? Re-examining the associations
25. Bibliographic bias and information-density sampling
26. Historical & Comparative Linguistics
27. Revisiting the hypothesis of ideophones as windows to language evolution
28. Verifying the morpho-semantics of aspect via typological homogeneity
29. Psycholinguistics & Neurolinguistics
30. Sign recognition: the effect of parameters and features in sign mispronunciations
31. Influence of translation on perceived metaphor features: quality, aptness, metaphoricity, and familiarity
32. Effects of grammatical gender on gender inferences: Evidence from French hybrid nouns
33. Processing reflexives in adjunct control: an exploration of attraction effects
34. Language Acquisition & Language Learning
35. How do L1 glosses affect EFL learners’ reading comprehension performance? An eye-tracking study
36. Modeling L2 motivation change and its predictive effects on learning behaviors in the extramural digital context: a quantitative investigation in China
37. Ongoing exposure to an ambient language continues to build implicit knowledge across the lifespan
38. On the relationship between complexity of primary occupation and L2 varietal behavior in adult migrants in Austria
39. The acquisition of speaking fundamental frequency (F0) features in Cantonese and English by simultaneous bilingual children
40. Sociolinguistics & Anthropological Linguistics
41. A computational approach to detecting the envelope of variation
42. Attitudes toward code-switching among bilingual Jordanians: a comparative study
43. “Let’s ride this out together”: unpacking multilingual top-down and bottom-up pandemic communication evidenced in Singapore’s coronavirus-related linguistic and semiotic landscape
44. Across time, space, and genres: measuring probabilistic grammar distances between varieties of Mandarin
45. Navigating linguistic ideologies and market dynamics within China’s English language teaching landscape
46. Streetscapes and memories of real socialist anti-fascism in south-eastern Europe: between dystopianism and utopianism
47. What can NLP do for linguistics? Towards using grammatical error analysis to document non-standard English features
48. From sociolinguistic perception to strategic action in the study of social meaning
49. Minority genders in quantitative survey research: a data-driven approach to clear, inclusive, and accurate gender questions
50. Variation is the way to perfection: imperfect rhyming in Chinese hip hop
51. Shifts in digital media usage before and after the pandemic by Rusyns in Ukraine
52. Computational & Corpus Linguistics
53. Revisiting the automatic prediction of lexical errors in Mandarin
54. Finding continuers in Swedish Sign Language
55. Conversational priming in repetitional responses as a mechanism in language change: evidence from agent-based modelling
56. Construction grammar and procedural semantics for human-interpretable grounded language processing
57. Through the compression glass: language complexity and the linguistic structure of compressed strings
58. Could this be next for corpus linguistics? Methods of semi-automatic data annotation with contextualized word embeddings
59. The Red Hen Audio Tagger
60. Code-switching in computer-mediated communication by Gen Z Japanese Americans
61. Supervised prediction of production patterns using machine learning algorithms
62. Introducing Bed Word: a new automated speech recognition tool for sociolinguistic interview transcription
63. Decoding French equivalents of the English present perfect: evidence from parallel corpora of parliamentary documents
64. Enhancing automated essay scoring with GCNs and multi-level features for robust multidimensional assessments
65. Sociolinguistic auto-coding has fairness problems too: measuring and mitigating bias
66. The role of syntax in hashtag popularity
67. Language practices of Chinese doctoral students studying abroad on social media: a translanguaging perspective
68. Cognitive Linguistics
69. Metaphor and gender: are words associated with source domains perceived in a gendered way?
70. Crossmodal correspondence between lexical tones and visual motions: a forced-choice mapping task on Mandarin Chinese