Brave New Words: by an American translator in Wales
Confederacy of a Dunce: another American linguist in the UK, sometimes blogging about language
DC Blog: David Crystal's blog
The Engine Room: daily reflections from magazine (BrE) subeditors/(AmE) copy editors
IT is English: English from an IT perspective
John Wells' Phonetics Blog: does what it says on the label
Linguism: by a former BBC pronunciation advisor
LLAS News Blog: links to language-related stories from the UK press
London Language: from Middlesex University
Omniglot: writing about all sorts of languages
Peter Matthew Reed's Linguistic Weblog: a former student made good!
The virtual linguist: topical language discussions, by the author of several language books
Welford Writes: taking a prescriptivist stance
World-Wide Words: Michael Quinion's word watch
Please contact me if any of these links doesn't work!
Friday, September 7, 2007
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I have a new link for, quite an interesting blog from a fairly well-known UK linguist:
www.linguism.co.uk
How about adding our site, seeing as you've mentioned us before and we already link to you (but hey, no pressure or anything):
http://engineroomblog.blogspot.com
And meant to say, love the idea of housing an extended blog roll on a separate blog like this - it works really well. Might adopt the same policy...
Hi! Thank you so much for your interesting blog separatedbycommonlg, it is very useful!
I'm a Russian student at the English faculty and I'm really interested in everything that you write.
Now I'm searching for informarion about neologisms in advertising, but I'm not very successful at that. May be I search wrongly? What should I write in google in order to find what I want?
I tried to write neologisms in advertising and new words in advertising. May be there are other words for the same matter?
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