Thanks a lot Dr. Jürgen. I am extremely grateful to you for having uploaded these lecture videos. Linguistics never seemed so easy as you've made it seem. And you are the best-est teacher. You've understood the subject so well that you explain it so very well. Thank you!
I really like this series and im glad you guys uploaded it for free, I whish more academic knowledge was as easily accessable as in this case, so thank you! On another note, the presentation style is the most German but also wholesome thing ever. Everytime time Herr Handke extitedly wips up and down and talks to the robot I gain enough power to pull through this shitty day
As a native farsi speaker for colloquial we say märda and grbäha ; originaly the marker is "ha" and therfore it has been märdha; when it evolve to the russian language ; they cut the second letter of ha and change it to H that they pronounce it as "ы". thanks amir
Thanks for your time and effort. Could you please tell me what are the types of morphological rules and what are the types of morphological processes? Thanks in advance
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WTF with that robot? :q I can barely understand what it says :q This is a LINGUISTICS course, right? So language should be clear. It's like making lessons about painting by showing you some blurry, pixelated images on which you can barely recognize a thing :P 04:03 GEEEZ!!! Way to earrape! ;o R.I.P. headphone users ;o 06:11 "MAKED"?? Shouldn't it rather be MADE? :P
your eLecture is out of correctness and accuracy, your definition and explanation about morphological and lexical conditioning is completely wrong, actually i'm persian and i confess your exemplification of mardan and gorbe ha is out of sufficient argument and is irrelevant to lexical conditioning.
