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关于nonsense word

关于”Asian”沙拉

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#随想：all of my spontaneous random thoughts #摘录：引用一些别人的智慧话语（通常是读论文看见好玩的东西） #真人真事：艺术源于生活 #语言学：因为我是linguistics nerd #段子：轻量级幽默 #长文：尝试进行写作复健（中英夹杂警告⚠️）

来自语义学课本

The most famous Jabberwocky example comes from Lewis Carroll’s Jabberwocky poem itself, which begins ’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe and was designed to be nonsense. Yet clearly it is syntactically well-formed (did is capitalized in the original because of the line breaks).

For language users are sufficiently hungry to view language as an object with meaning that listeners make guesses about the meanings of these novel words, and come up with some (at least vague and general) meaning for the whole sentence. They do have some idea of what this sentence is about. And, strikingly, a speaker of English would certainly say that the above sentence is not synonymous with ’Twas not brillig, and the slithy toves did not gyre nor gimble in the wabe. But this judgment would be a complete category error if the sentence were literally meaningless. (Incidentally, one can construct the same argument for the colorless green ideas case.)”

aka我从唱歌课中学到的 – 在head voice的时候加入更多nasalization – glottal start 可以给pop song注入pop感 – 唱歌的时候音落在元音上更好听：减少nasal/lateral/rhotic coda的影响，减少coarticulation