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I graduated from Ohio University in 2011 with a B.A. in Linguistics with a minor in Japanese. Nearly half of my time enrolled at Ohio was spent studying at Chubu University near Nagoya, Japan. I plan eventually to go to graduate school for foreign language education, to become certified to teach Japanese at the secondary level.

In the mean time, however, I program (primarily in PHP and SQL). I also recently began working as a freelance Japanese-to-English translator, though I've translated anime and manga as a hobby in the past.


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comment How do you make the possessive form with “He and I”-style subjects?
@user37949 I've recently come to this conclusion as well, and despite sounding odd, I believe it is the proper grammatical answer.
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comment How do you make the possessive form with “He and I”-style subjects?
Isn't there a way to do this without rephrasing the entire sentence?
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Jul
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comment Is “many fewer combinations” correct?
@Robusto Although certainly related, I don't think this is a duplicate as it's asking about a different issue (specifically, much vs. many and which is used with "fewer").
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Jul
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comment thrice, twice, once, *zeroce?
@whoabackoff "-fold" doesn't mean "{number} times", but rather "times {number}" (which is significantly different in meaning) and can generally only be used in comparisons, not occurrences.
Jul
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answered thrice, twice, once, *zeroce?
Jul
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comment Which of these two sentences is correct (“processes” vs. “process”)?
I think the real question is one you have to answer yourself: are there multiple processes behind your projects, or is there one unifying process behind all of them?
Jul
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comment “than would be”
@kiamlaluno There's quite a bit more to it than that; there are several other realis moods than simply indicative.
Jul
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comment “than would be”
@FumbleFingers I agree wholeheartedly with your comment about committing to linguistics.se. There are actually US-based academics weighing in on the matter (or so say my -- admittedly cursory -- searches through LLBA), but really, mood and modality are essentially black magic to me. :) I do agree that this question would be better suited to linguistics.se, however.
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comment “than would be”
@Tim: If you are interested, the referenced book is apparently: Palmer, F. R. 1986. Mood and modality. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University.