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Dude, that's so hip. All those people grooving to the new vibe. I think it's worth noting that different socioeconomic classes have developed their own vernacu
by pnathan 11y ago
Dude, that's so hip. All those people grooving to the new vibe.
I think it's worth noting that different socioeconomic classes have developed their own vernacular, and thus, it's slightly foggy of the Post to not comment on the population surveyed.
For the more academically minded among us who have time in their day to watch, here's the academic talk given on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cJoiGQ7yj0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cJoiGQ7yj0 - I don't have time to watch it now, but totes will later.
- DanielStraight 11y agoSee also: http://opencuny.org/laurenspradlin/the-morphophonology-of-totes/ http://opencuny.org/laurenspradlin/the-morphophonology-of-to... The presentation is really good: http://opencuny.org/laurenspradlin/files/2016/01/Totes-LSA-Spradlin-Jones-2016-pdf.pdf http://opencuny.org/laurenspradlin/files/2016/01/Totes-LSA-S... This is really interesting too, from the same author: http://opencuny.org/laurenspradlin/class/ http://opencuny.org/laurenspradlin/class/ It's basically a phonology version of the card game Set.