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We invite colleagues with interest in contrastive pragmatics to join the 1st Contrastive Pragmatics symposium, run under the aegis of Contrastive Pragmatics: A Cross-Disciplinary Journal.

Conference on Lexicology and Lexicography

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Workshop on Computational Latin Dialectology

The Working Committee of Applied Linguistics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the HUN-REN Research Centre for Linguistics announces its 18th Conference for PhD Students of Applied Linguistics. The conference series is organized annually.

Mintegy 30 európai ország kutatóinak közös munkája eredményeként  az európai országok nemzeti és regionális parlamentjeinek felszólalásaiból létrejött a több mint 1 milliárd szavas ParlaMint 3.1 korpusz. Ezzel kutathatóvá, sőt összehasonlíthatóvá váltak az európai országok parlamentjeinek szövegei. A 30 millió szavas magyar alkorpusz a parlament 2014. május 6. és 2023. július 31. közötti felszólalásait tartalmazza, metaadatokkal gazdagítva.

Phonologists of the Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics are organising a two-day Symposium on Vowel Harmony to be held in Budapest, 16-17 November 2023. The language of the Symposium is English.

The Speech Variability Project Group and the Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics invite you to participate in the Intraspeaker and interspeaker variability in the context of speaker identification Workshop.The keynote speakers of the workshop are: Cécile Fougeron and Kirsty McDougallThe aim of this workshop is to bring scholars together who study the phonetic, phonological, or other linguistic aspects of spoken language to better understand and undermine the variability of the various phen ...

The goal of the summer school is to provide the participants with knowledge and resources on the grammatical properties of Uralic languages, and promote them not only as endangered languages in need of more detailed documentation, but also as languages rich in theoretically interesting phenomena.

Workshop on Computational Latin Dialectology