Source for digital grammars
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Source for digital grammars
This might have been an old topic, but does anyone know of a good source for natlang grammars (other than JSTOR, a college library, wikipedia, etc)?
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Google Books. If it's old, you can usually download it for free.
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Thepiratebay, stolen amazon gift cards to buy kindle books...
Nothing too worrying.
There's also warez sites, namely, one specific warez site that I won't mention :3
Nothing too worrying.
There's also warez sites, namely, one specific warez site that I won't mention :3
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Don't use namely and then not use a name you goddamn tease.Elector Dark wrote:There's also warez sites, namely, one specific warez site that I won't mention :3
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Eh, I dunno, I have tried torrenting grammars but never managed to find many that way, except maybe for languages with a great deal of grammatical information already online.Elector Dark wrote:Thepiratebay, stolen amazon gift cards to buy kindle books...
Nothing too worrying.
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This website: FSI Language Courses is free, and it's more geared towards learning the languages than just grammar overviews, but it's a good resource, and it's free, lots of diversity.
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A while back, somebody........ ...uploaded a torrent with a bunch of grammars. It's possible that maybe if you remind them of it, some people......... ...might start seeding it again. Of course this is all speculation, rumor, and hearsay.
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Sixteen gigabytes of language data isn't much?Jabechasqvi wrote:Eh, I dunno, I have tried torrenting grammars but never managed to find many that way, except maybe for languages with a great deal of grammatical information already online.Elector Dark wrote:Thepiratebay, stolen amazon gift cards to buy kindle books...
Nothing too worrying.
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Mr Snnrub wrote:A while back, somebody........ ...uploaded a torrent with a bunch of grammars. It's possible that maybe if you remind them of it, some people......... ...might start seeding it again. Of course this is all speculation, rumor, and hearsay.
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Anyone have anything about Xinca and Lenca?
edit: Okay, I found something about Xinca(It is at the bottom in the wikilink). Coincidentally, it used almost the same construction as I have planned to use in the simple transitivity clause. LOL.
edit: Okay, I found something about Xinca(It is at the bottom in the wikilink). Coincidentally, it used almost the same construction as I have planned to use in the simple transitivity clause. LOL.
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It is the one I found at the bottom.
edit: Anything about Lenca then?Sachse, Frauke (2010). Reconstructive description of eighteenth-century Xinka grammar. Utrecht: Netherlands Graduate School of Linguistics. ISBN 9789460930294
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Yes please!!!Drydic Guy wrote:Mr Snnrub wrote:A while back, somebody........ ...uploaded a torrent with a bunch of grammars. It's possible that maybe if you remind them of it, some people......... ...might start seeding it again. Of course this is all speculation, rumor, and hearsay.
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I've just been wondering, a while back, did somebody upload a torrent with a bunch of grammars? And Is it possible that if you remind them of it, some people might start seeding it again? Or is this, of course, all speculation, rumor, and hearsay?
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I've noticed that a lot of linguistics and academic torrents have vanished in the past six months. There used to be a series of three very good ebook packs that I haven't been able to find lately.Vuvgangujunga wrote:I've just been wondering, a while back, did somebody upload a torrent with a bunch of grammars? And Is it possible that if you remind them of it, some people might start seeding it again? Or is this, of course, all speculation, rumor, and hearsay?
Generally, I just google things with the words "pdf" or "download" and that turns something up nine times out of ten.
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Ulrike Meinhof wrote:The merger is between /8/ and /9/, merging into /8/. Seeing as they're just one number apart, that's not too strange.
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Here's two pdfs I found about Lenca,
a comparative lexicon between the two varieties. It is rather poor but the lexicon is different from the other pdf.
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/linguistics- ... lution.pdf
The last Lenca
http://www.humis.utah.edu/humis/docs/or ... 625929.pdf
a comparative lexicon between the two varieties. It is rather poor but the lexicon is different from the other pdf.
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/linguistics- ... lution.pdf
The last Lenca
http://www.humis.utah.edu/humis/docs/or ... 625929.pdf
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u guise have bandwidth allotment?ayyub wrote:I can definitely not seed that torrent when I return to the States. I don't want to blow through my whole bandwidth allotment.
yay liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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No, I'm in South Africa. My dad's got a 10 GB/month plan.
Ulrike Meinhof wrote:The merger is between /8/ and /9/, merging into /8/. Seeing as they're just one number apart, that's not too strange.
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my condolences...
he said after downloading 10 ps2 games overnight
he said after downloading 10 ps2 games overnight