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Archive for category: Linguistics

   (2010.02.27)

When, if ever, is Apple going to fix the word prediction in the iPhone keyboard? (Too many errors fir my liking)

   (2009.12.22)

Has the usage of his husband and her wife expanded? Yes, mostly

   (2009.12.22)

What’s the American word of the year? Birther. What’s the word of the year, period? Birther. And here’s why

   (2009.12.17)

Two paralinguistic observations about Ariel Levy’s endless feature on Caster Semenya in the New Yorker

   (2009.12.03)

No, Caleb Crain, wordspaces are not strictly necessary.

   (2009.10.16)

Ignite Toronto is making the same mistakes in its second outing it did in its first. Also: Why can’t computers read the Goof sign?

   (2009.09.18)

The Royal Bank of Canada has trouble spelling the word practise

   (2009.09.17)

Excitable city councillor Howard Moscoe goes a bit overboard complaining about Microsoft Word’s anglicisms

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