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Crash Course Linguistics 16 (Writing Systems)
How does writing represent language?
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Liz McCullough
Crash Course Linguistics 15 (Computational Linguistics)
How do computers do language?
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Liz McCullough
Crash Course Linguistics 14 (Languages Around the World)
How many languages are there in the world?
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Liz McCullough
Crash Course Linguistics 13 (Historical Linguistics/Language Change)
Where does language come from?
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Liz McCullough
Crash Course Linguistics 12 (Language Acquisition)
How do we learn language?
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Liz McCullough
Crash Course Linguistics 11 (Psycholinguistics)
How do our brains and minds handle language?
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Liz McCullough
Crash Course Linguistics 10 (Phonology)
How do sounds fit together?
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Liz McCullough
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