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Lamjung Yolmo - Nepali - English Dictionary
Gawne, Lauren. - : University of Melbourne, Australia; World Oral Literature Project, 2011
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Reported speech in Lamjung Yolmo
Gawne, Lauren. - : Linguistic Society of Nepal, 2011
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Roshan Lama: vocab, Kasi Lama: phonetics, Jackal and Crow, making raksi ...
Gawne, Lauren. - : PARADISEC, 2010
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Roshan Lama: conj/disj first set, phonetics, numbers, hypotheticals ...
Gawne, Lauren. - : PARADISEC, 2010
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Follow up: phonetics ...
Gawne, Lauren. - : PARADISEC, 2010
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Follow up: noun phrase, dictionary ...
Gawne, Lauren. - : PARADISEC, 2010
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Lamjung Yolmo: a dialect of Yolmo, also known as Helambu Sherpa
Gawne, Lauren. - : Linguistic Society of Nepal, 2010
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Gesture categorisation and understanding speaker attention to gesture
Abstract: The field of gesture classification has b Abstract een an area of intense scholarship in recent decades. This article provides a brief overview of the area in seeking to understand how this theoretical framework relates to the way speakers attend to gestural information. 48 native English speakers participated in a web-based survey centred on a short narrative. The gestures focused on in the film narrative were based around McNeill’s common gesture typology. Half of the participants watched the video with sound and the other half without to help ascertain whether the presence of speech affects how people attend to gestural information. Participants were asked to count the total number of gestures and list what they thought the five “best” examples of a gesture were. While there was no significant difference between the number of gestures counted by each group, the categories of gesture which were attended to varied between the two groups. Those with sound were more likely to include iconic gestures while those without were more likely to attend to beat gestures. This indicates that the presence or absence of sound has no affect on how many gestures participants observe, but it does affect what gestural information they pay more attention to.
URL: https://eprints.soas.ac.uk/23732/
http://www.als.asn.au/proceedings/als2009/gawnekellyunger.pdf
https://eprints.soas.ac.uk/23732/1/gawnekellyunger.pdf
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Count/mass nouns ...
Gawne, Lauren. - : PARADISEC, 2009
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Noun phrase sentences ...
Gawne, Lauren. - : PARADISEC, 2009
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noun phrases with numbers, verbal morphology ...
Gawne, Lauren. - : PARADISEC, 2009
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212Superlinguo - For those who like and use language
https://www.superlinguo.com/
Topic: Media linguistics
Language: English; Tibeto-Burman languages
Source type: Blogs / Forums
Access: free access

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