Linguistics is the scientific study of language and its structure, including the study of morphology, syntax, phonetics, and semantics.
Linguistics
- The World Atlas of Language Structures
- History of the Word “Tea”
- Do Goats Have Accents?
- Linguistic Bots Explain Why Big Groups Produce Simple Grammar
- Speaking Out: Mapping the World’s Dialects
- Chart: The World’s Most Spoken Languages And Their Speakers
- Languages Don’t All Have the Same Number of Terms for Colors – Scientists Have a New Theory Why
- What Colors Mean In Other Cultures
- Designer Creates Arabic Words into Illustrations of their Literal Meanings
- ‘Sistine Chapel of the ancients’ rock art discovered in remote Amazon forest
- Inside Planet Word, DC’s Museum of Language
- Common Word Origins (Maps)
- Queens Has Most Languages in World
- 14 Maps That Show What Languages People Speak in the US
- How Linguists Are Pulling Apart Bering Strait Theory
- Does Language Influence How I Think?
- How Many Languages Are There? (Linguistic Society of America)
- Languages in Contact (Linguistic Society of America)
- Is English Changing? (Linguistic Society of America)
- Linguistics in Everyday Life (Linguistic Society of America)
- Necklace Contains All World’s Languages (Smithsonian Magazine)
- 23 Maps and Charts on Language
- The Mystery of, Uh, Filled Pauses (Japan)
- Theory of Universal Grammar (Noam Chomsky)
- Where do they speak that language?
- Your Language Shape[s] How You Think?
- Emoticons and Symbols…
- The Evolution of ‘Like’ (John McWhorter)
- The World’s Most Musical Languages (John McWhorter)
- Translators (John Oliver)
- Invisible Language of Nursery (John McWhorter)
- Leaving The Mother Tongue (Mental Floss)
- Countries In Their Own Languages (Arika Okrent)
- Those Incredible Interpreters
- The 10 Oldest Languages Still Spoken
- Bringing Up Babel (Robert Lane Greene)
- Forgotten Languages: What Ancient Languages Sound Like
- Word Magic: How Much Really Gets Lost in Translation?
- Against All Odds: Archaic Greek…
- What the World Will Speak in 2115 (John McWhorter)