Gareth Roberts

@garicgymro

A Welsh linguist in Philadelphia. I grow languages in the lab./Ieithydd o Gymro yn Philadelphia. Tyfaf ieithoedd yn y lab. (Cis, he/fo, they/nhw)

Philadelphia, PA
Vrijeme pridruživanja: studeni 2009.

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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    18. srp 2018.

    I am the glue that holds language evolution together! On second thoughts, maybe I'm the crumbs that get caught between the cracks...

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  2. prije 3 sata
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    REMINDER: House Democrats *already* took action to lower the skyrocketing cost of prescription drugs. It's time for the Republican-controlled Senate to follow suit!

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  4. prije 15 sati

    Compare the Joint Chiefs' faces when they were mentioned by Trump and when they were applauding Brigadier General Charles McGee.

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  5. prije 15 sati

    "Socialism destroys nations. But always remember: Freedom unifies the soul." Good grief. Who wrote this drivel?

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    The Joint Chiefs know way more than we do about Trump and our national security and that's probably why they look the way they do.

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    These conspiracy theories are killing me. The Iowa caucus is run by old white volunteers--what's more likely, that they rigged the entire primary or they had trouble with an app?

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    US immigration official in Toronto a few years back: Where do you live? Me: Philadelphia Him: How can you live there? Me: Oh, it's not so bad! The weather's better than the UK and... Him: No. As a British citizen, how can you live there? Me: Oh! I'm on an H1B. Him: There ya go.

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    Jest rhag ofn i ni'r Cymry Cymraeg feddwl bod y fath agweddau yn arbennig i'n cornel ni o'r byd...

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    I encourage you to apply for this! It's a journal with an important mission and (in my unbiased[*] opinion) a great editorial team to work with. I'm especially hoping to see tons of cognitive peeps so we can take over the world.[**] [*] Not unbiased. I'm on it. [**] Not really.

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    I think this is my absolute favorite example of Canadian raising ever, we have it on 'out' and 'house' but not 'town' or 'houses' and it just illustrates the voicing constraints SO BEAUTIFULLY

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    Okay Wales I need your help, especially any 1st lang Welsh speakers. Growing up what did you call the Boogeyman? What was the name of the 'thing hiding under the bed'? Was it just the...Bwgiman(?) Is there a specific Welsh version? Are there various regional/local ones?

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    Another gem of typically Welsh pragmatism: 74% of Welsh teens surveyed agreed that “images or videos other people post online make their lives look more interesting than it is” (56% agreement for the UK as a whole)

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    Stat from Ofcom’s just released report on children’s attitudes to media: Just 28% of 8-15 year olds in Wales believe there are enough TV programmes that show children who live in the same part of the UK as them. (48% in England and 33% in Scotland)

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    I wanted to show someone the video of Trump mocking a reporter with a disability but I had to type the whole damn phrase because he mocks SO MANY PEOPLE

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    So Labov (1966) famously investigated how NYCers pronounced phrases like “fourth floor” differently (with more /r/) when asked to repeat themselves. But has anyone formally examined styleshifting as a self-repair practice during either other-initiated or self-initiated repair?

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    In many ways this feels akin to grilling academics about the immediate practical application of their work. (Certainly something else I've encountered.) It always involves a very narrow idea of utility, but the people who do it get to imagine they're practising due diligence.

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    I was once grilled as a grad student by another—very left-wing—student I'd just met about whether Welsh was "a luxury". I've also been reminded that people matter, not languages. There's a strange blind spot on the left about the importance of languages to people.

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