Language Change

[@klevispahiu757]

Mr.Evan please make more videos dealing with all Language Based Sciences.You are amaizing,not like our University professors and we need you in this difficult times,please continue with your contribution.

[@KahuMoke]

I’m from New Zealand where our USE of English IS unrecognised by its people , which is NOT GOOD WE CREATE PATHS WE DO NOT UNDERSTAND . Simply because we do not UNDERSTAND English structure As a CHILD OF GOD I stand for my nation & pray we share wisdom like such …. God bless you for sharing such knowledge

[@bhanuguna3815]

Highly informative Mr. Evan 💐Look forward to many such videos that may enhance our level of understanding the language !

[@melhiott7977]

this was incredibly interesting! thank you for your efforts!

[@Pedro-ds3cq]

Wow. What a great presentation!

[@bhanuguna3815]

Highly informative Mr .Evan 💐

[@danielgan3756]

Hi Mr. Evan. I hope u can make a video about psycholinguistics such concepts on perception, sentence processing and speech production. Thank you for your all previous lessons.

[@englishlanguageandliteratu8970]

Very interesting and informative video sir. Great job 👍

[@chenzhu2892]

This English class is DOPE yo !!!

[@mbayesall9656]

thanks for your videos we are learning a lot of things we missed at classes. But we wonna get a video on clipping, blendind, borrowing etc

[@amiramostafa7335]

Hello . I want to ask a question about morphology . I am not a native speaker and I am studying morphology for the first time . So , when you were explaining that there is just one morpheme in the word " cranberry" 🍒🍒 you said that it is so easy to recognize the word berry , but I found it so difficult , to be honest it's the first time to know the meaning of the word cranberry . So I want to know how to recognize the morphemes inside any word . I am so sorry, I was speaking too much.

[@Fennela1987]

Mmm interesting! 😊😊

[@evanashworth490]

Hi Amira. Yes, this is a tricky issue. For some speakers, it may be relatively easy to identify the "berry" in "cranberry" (because those speakers may be familiar with words such as "blueberry, raspberry, blackberry", and so forth). I think the only sure way to recognize the morphemes in words is to become fluent in the language in which you're trying to identify the morphemes. The more familiar you become with the language, the easier the task will be... and you're not speaking too much!

[@wisnubayusaputra6635]

Thank you for the lesson! love from indonesia

[@alexanderwatt3756]

Well done. Kindly make a video about metaphorical extension in pragmatics please.

[@salemfakouaa6055]

Thanks a lot, very helpful.

[@darylrodgers3359]

Great video, thanks! It’s worth pointing out that not all Romance languages use “to go” with a future meaning. Italian, for example, does not. If you say: Vado a fare una passeggiata [lit. I’m going to do a walk], the meaning implies movement, i.e., I’m going (with the purpose of) taking a walk. So, it would simply translate as “I’m going for a walk”.

[@evanashworth490]

Interesting! Thanks much, Daryl!

[@hagaradel648]

Great video, thank you ❤❤

[@lightheart22]

I heard the volume somewhat low, great video though, thanks for sharing :)

[@evanashworth490]

Yes, sorry about that--I'll be re-uploading this video soon. Thanks!

[@asaduzzamanafridi592]

love from Bangladesh sir❤️❤️.plz post more video.

[@Education4iq1]

Thanks ❤️

[@mimaben6254]

Thanks a lot it is a helpful

[@andyrusso6599]

What about the atrocities made from US in Vietnam , Irak and Afghanistan. The memory is short when it comes to political interest.

[@evanashworth490]

Ummmm, those issues are important, but they are not the focus of my channel.

[@elkknow]

Hey, thank you for this video it was so helpful. I couldn't understand my University professor at all. Can you also do a lecture on methods of language reconstruction (comparative method specifically)?

[@evanashworth490]

Hi Laiba! That is not really my area of expertise, but I will try to make a video about this in the future. Thanks!

[@namelesss8226]

doyou still do these stuff in universites? cuz im here doin it in my a levels. imm soo confused..

[@rafsedelic2534]

Does indonesia got something to do with indo-european?

[@evanashworth490]

Hi Rafsel. No, the "Indo" in "Indo-European" involves the Indian subcontinent

[@Justpixy2002]

Please show ur face and explain that's what I'm used tovin this channel 😢

[@behnammozaffari5813]

thank you

[@الحيدري-ض4ب]

Welcome Welcome Welcome Welcome 😍😍

[@claireqi1146]

good