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Dear all, for the next meeting of the Arabic PGR group, Dr. Gisela Tomé Lourido will host a PRAAT training in the Phonetic Laboratory (basement of the Michael Sadler Building). PRAAT is a very useful computer software for the scientific analysis of speech in phonetics. The training will cover an introduction to the software and some basic operations,...
Dear all, you are warmly invited to the third meeting of the Arabic PGR group. On this occasion, we are glad to host Dr. Abdallah Alshdaifat, professor of Arabic Linguistics at the University of Jordan. His talk will be about "The Formation of Nominal Derivatives in the Arabic Language": This seminar discusses nominal derivative formation in Arabic by...
We are pleased to cordially invite all Arabic, Islamic and Middle eastern Studies students to attend AIMES Final Year Project (FYP) conference. This will be a great opportunity for you to meet FYP students, have an insight into the type and nature of final year projects/dissertations and ask presenters questions. The conference aims to:- - Provide UG students...
Dear all, you are warmly invited to the second meeting of Arabic PGR group in this semester. In this session, Roberta Morano (PhD student in Linguistics) will talk about the publishing process for PhD students (papers, monographies and academic book reviews) and conference presentations. Do you have some material you would like to publish but you don't know...
You are warmly invited to the first meeting of this semester of the Arabic PGR group. In this session, students (Roberta Morano and Hamood Alrumhi) and supervisors (James Dickins and Janet Watson) will talk about the first year transfer. Some of you will have the upgrade in March/April, some others probably in the summer. This is a...
You are warmly invited to the fifth meeting of Arabic Language at Leeds PGR group. In this session, Tomader Alfraikh (PhD student in Linguistics and Phonetics) will share her work about "The acquisition/learning of English morpho-syntactic properties by L1 speakers of Saudi Arabia: Evidence from verb phrase ellipsis". Abstract: In my project, I will focus...