Conlangery Podcast

Conlangery #28: “Correlatives” (well, mostly indefinites)

Dec 12, 2011
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 4min
2
Do You Remember What Your Topic Was?
03:39 • 2min
3
Esperanto's Correlative Chart
05:56 • 3min
4
The Correlative Chart for Esperanto
08:37 • 2min
5
Indefinite and Question Words in Real Languages
10:45 • 2min
6
How Does a Question Word Work in Mandarin Chinese?
12:34 • 2min
7
In Mandarin Chinese, You Can't Use Say as a Subject.
14:40 • 2min
8
In a Conditional, Your Question Words Become Indefinite.
16:45 • 2min
9
Is It a Conditional Conditional With If?
18:54 • 2min
10
The Difference Between Someone and Anyone in a Language
20:35 • 3min
11
What's the Difference Between Free Choice and Quote Unquote?
23:21 • 2min
12
I Go to the Movies, I'm Not Buying You.
25:09 • 2min
13
What About Correlatives?
26:52 • 3min
14
The Algonquin Languages of California
29:38 • 3min
15
Is There a Gloss?
32:45 • 2min
16
What's the Correlative Chart?
34:24 • 5min
17
Do You Have a Dictionary?
39:27 • 2min
18
Dothraki's Lexicon
41:04 • 2min
19
Do You Need a Word? Uh, Is It a Basic Word?
43:09 • 3min
20
You Can Do It When You Need It, You Know?
45:40 • 2min
21
What Is the Interest in Dialects?
47:17 • 2min
22
Gomain
49:04 • 2min
23
I Want Blue on Blue. Is That What I Found?
51:18 • 3min
24
The Sound Samples That Paul Fromer Did for the New York Times Magazine
54:41 • 2min
25
Copa DeSalle - Good News, Good News!
56:40 • 2min
26
What Isn't Crazy About Danish?
58:19 • 5min
27
Using a Conlang Dictionary? Yeah, Yeah.
01:03:04 • 2min
28
What Is Cura? Um, It's Not Cura, It Is a Dictionary.com?
01:04:48 • 2min
29
ConLangery - A Great English Test
01:06:23 • 3min
30
Asafetida
01:08:54 • 2min