So mostly US linguistics departments then? I'd like to see some more interesting branches like forensic linguistics, computational linguistics, etc. And a list that shows more insight into linguistics perhaps?
I've never seen Americans speaking foreign languages really well, only if they studied abroad. The school of linguistics and foreign languages in the US is very weak. If you want to study linguistics and foreign languages, you should study abroad.
@@alden5931 people who study linguistics earn degrees in foreign languages and linguistics. I have a BA in four foreign languages, linguistics, and cross-cultural communication.
When you make a video on linguistics but butcher the pronunciation of ‘Edinburgh’ 🤨 I live there and I’m applying to do linguistics with Spanish and you pronounce it like: Edd-in-bruh OR the Scottish way is Edd-in-buh-ruh 😂
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I go to UC berkeley for Linguistics! It's amazing!
I just got accepted!! I’m excited
I grew up there. My father taught there in the 70a. It might be fun to return. How do you like the program?
Are you studying any languages there?
@@pearspeedruns I'm learning Farsi. I've taken Arabic and Russian here, too. Great programs.
@@rivkacoverdale9672 The faculty and culture are really unique. I made the right choice.
So mostly US linguistics departments then? I'd like to see some more interesting branches like forensic linguistics, computational linguistics, etc. And a list that shows more insight into linguistics perhaps?
Expected to see Stanford or Berkeley here
OMG I just couldn't believe that there's no Brown and Oxbridge
Edinburgh on there but not Cambridge? wasn't expecting that ngl
yes me too. Couldn't believe it though knowing Edinburgh is excellent
@@luntao120 And i couldn't believe the way he pronounced Edinburgh lol
Any colleges from Germany you´d recommend which are real good in Linguistics. Thanks in advance!
Leipzig
in Leipzig. They also have exchange programs
I know this comment is old, but I agree with the others saying Leipzig!
What are the linguistic research agencies you were referring to in the Washington DC area?
No schools in New York area?
Pyatigorsk State Linguistics University in Russia is one of the best universities to study foreign languages
I've never seen Americans speaking foreign languages really well, only if they studied abroad. The school of linguistics and foreign languages in the US is very weak. If you want to study linguistics and foreign languages, you should study abroad.
@@agamemnonplatonis9019 linguistics (as a field, not as a word to describe something related to languages) and foreign languages are distinct fields
@@alden5931 people who study linguistics earn degrees in foreign languages and linguistics. I have a BA in four foreign languages, linguistics, and cross-cultural communication.
Please, how do i get a scholarship to study linguistics in USA or which exam am I to write to get a scholarship?
Any recommendations for universities in Korea?
SKY unies have linguistics faculty
Iam interested in linguistics in Canada
Carleton University
McGill and Toronto have great departments too
Can you suggest the fellowship for post doc?
When you make a video on linguistics but butcher the pronunciation of ‘Edinburgh’ 🤨
I live there and I’m applying to do linguistics with Spanish and you pronounce it like: Edd-in-bruh OR the Scottish way is Edd-in-buh-ruh 😂
He pronounced it 3 different ways 😂
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