Grades are now officially posted.

In Section E, the Dutch problem, there are two subsections labelled (iii). In the second (iii), there's a question that refers back to (ii), which should actually refer back to the first (iii).

Syntax notes are posted.

Correction: In example 10, the meaning of 'de' is 'at', not 'to', and the meaning of the sentence should be "Which movie did Juliet see at the theater.".

Assignment 16 (Japanese) is now posted. Note: treat "ka" as a complementizer (C).

Assignment 15 is now posted.

Assignment 14 is now posted.

Short description of Assignment 12 posted on the schedule.

Solutions to Assignments 10 (Gascon only) and 11 (English and Canadian French), as well as the German fricatives problem are now posted on the schedule.

Solutions to Assignments 10 and 11, as well as the German fricatives problem, will be posted at 12PM on Saturday (11/6.)

is now up.

Is now posted!

More sounds of the world's languages. (This is the site we looked at in class.)

Solutions to Assignments 5 and 6 are now posted on the schedule.

I've made several corrections to the assignment for Monday (thanks to Susie for pointing these out). First, it's actually Assignment 6, not Assignment 5. Second, (1i) should say "interdental" rather than "dental". Third, (5e) should read [rejt], not [ret]. I've updated the pdf file to reflect these changes; let me know if you find any other mistakes, thanks!

Solutions to assignments 4 and 5 are now posted.

Homework for Monday is now posted on the schedule.

Reminder: the first exam is Monday, September 27th! We'll do a review for the exam on Thursday.

The homework assignment for Monday (as assigned in class) is now up.

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