Word Formation Processes

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I really can't explain my gratitude thank you for your explanation in less than 30 minutes I could understand the main key concepts of morphology ❤
Comment from : N L

are they 13 processes?
Comment from : littleprincess_D

Thanks proffesor understood
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Comment from : imen salhi

You forgot eponyms which is a type of coinage for instance: Watt, Volt, fahrenheit, sandwich Also reduplication like byebye and loan translation/calque like scrapesky in English and in french gratte-cielbr+ additionally to derivation that includes affixes
Comment from : Manel Saadi

thanks prof I also come across Hyphenated as in "mother-in-law" and reduplication as in "walkie talkie"
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I have a question, are these non-morphemic word-formation processes?
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For reference: Alphabetisms also know as Initialismsbr Also thanks for the video, sir
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Good morning professor I have a question to ask please how do I discuss english morphology as the study of word formation in English Language please sir
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Very informative
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Thanks so much, are IDIOMS part ?
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In Italian, the word 'bistecca' comes from 'beef steak' but has been modified to fit into the Italian language :)
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Comment from : Kareem Abu Draz

Hello Professor, you can also add "Proper Name" as in Eponymy which means the process forms a word from a proper name Btw, thank you for the teachings I am really enjoying your content since I am also preparing for the board exam I am eager to see more of Linguistic topics from you, Sir!
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Evening professor??? This really awesome God bless you for all that and keep doing it But i have one question The word "gas" is in which word of formation?
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Comment from : Alex Musat

Thanks professor An example of an acronym in Spanish is OVNI: Objecto Volador no Identificado (UFO)
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Thank you very much you explanation was great
Comment from : Hussein Gazi

hello, thanks for your useful messages could you please upload about "Adjectives and Participles"?
Comment from : Rap Pop

Thank you so much this helped a lot and I have another example of word formation It is (derivation)
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Thanks a million, professor!! I'm from Egypt and I study linguistics in my university and your explanation helps me a lot!! 👏brThe example for Acronyms:br- BBC : British Broadcasting Cooperation
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1:22 more like stealing 😂
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Comment from : Ali

Love your videos! I've tried forever to figure out the lexical category of "please" as used in, "Please sit" Different sources say different things It feels more like a request than a modifier of the word "sit," and I feel like you can only use it at the very beginning of a sentence
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Perfect, thanks a lot
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Comment from : T-34 / 85

It’s clear and understandable lessonbrCould you please explain what are lexical categories ? brThank you
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Comment from : Muhammad Asim

Thanks for the great lesson professor I can give some examples in Turkish brHastane > hospital (hasta + hane)(hasta means patient and hane means house, but you don't pronounce the "h" sound)brBaşkent > capital city (baş means capital, main and kent means city)brWe also produce different words by adding affixes to them For example:brKitaplık > bookcase ( Kitap means book, when you add the -lik suffix it changes its meaning from book to bookcase)
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Comment from : Nicholas Valentine

What about destentialisation?
Comment from : paul Cynthia

My morphology exam was hard 😭brThe question saidbrA type of ing that can pile upbrI wrotebrReading is importantbrIs it right?
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Comment from : abatne aly

Fantastic vedio Thanks a lot professor Can you please tell us about a source that helps us to identify the bound morphemes and their meaning?
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Comment from : Dadda Hiba

Thanks a lot im having exams next week and we are studying this but I have questions Alphabitisms we say jn the lesson is Acronym Nato and CD we consider them as acronym we didn't dealed with alphabtisims
Comment from : Lamisse Lamisse

Thank you for your effortsWould plz continue the playlist of psycholonguistics,concerning language and the brain,words and meanings and language production like speaking and listening processesThank you sir
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