| ‘Americanness’ in British song lyrics: The case of intensifiers |
| ‘The er noise seems to be spreading’: the enregisterment of GOAT fronting in Yorkshire dialect |
| "Rett ons Sprooch, be untied people!" Tracing attitudes in Luxembourgish online news comments |
| “And now say that in Swedish”: using conversation groups to elicit multilingual speech from Swedish Estonian teens |
| “Das ist dann schon total cool zu sagen, so Machanot” - Revealing speakers’ justifications for linguistic choices |
| “Loud, crass, and punctuated” or “Rich, fast, and educated”?: Heterogeneity in Language Regard |
| „Es werden im wesentlichen [sic!] nur Wörter aufgenommen, welche deutlich unterschiedlich zum Hochdeutschen sind.“ On the verticality of laypersons’ dialect collections and the possibilities of its measurement |
| [fy: tsfy: g̥fy:] or [fyɭ tsfyɭ g̥fyɭ]? Regional /l/-variation in urban Austria |
| A cognitive geographic approach to dialectology: Cognitive distance as a predictor for perceptual dialect distance |
| A comparative study of 2nd person singular address in Spanish: A translation task study |
| A computational approach to detecting the envelope of variation |
| A corpus of traditional Mid-Ulster English dialect |
| A directional shift in a linguistic change: A longitudinal study on English-speaking expatriates in Japan |
| A measure for heterogeneity in spatial language variation |
| A Multidimensional Approach to Investigating Accent Attitudes in Britain |
| A proto-Ryukyuan Database: an aggregating model of dialectal lexical data |
| A real world method for historical sociolinguistics |
| A Unified Account of the Low Back Merger Shift |
| A Variationist Linguistic Landscape Study of English language use in Viennese public space |
| Allophones, not exemplars, are the main carriers of social meaning in accent processing |
| An emigrated Italian dialect and its variable realization of /v/ as [w] |
| Applying the state-of-the-art tonal distance metrics to large dialectal data |
| Automatic detection of spelling variations in less-resourced dialect and languages |
| Classification of Kansai dialects using phonetic distance |
| Community, Contact and Change in the Acadian French Diaspora |
| Comparing language attitudes and folklinguistic methods, and their insights into variation within Australian English |
| Convergence and divergence of tone paradigms across Tai dialects in the 21st century |
| Corpus-based computational dialectology with normalization |
| Covariation, coherence, and the ‘dual status’ of Multicultural Toronto English |
| Cross-Linguistic Homogeneity and Heterogeneity in Pronominal Expression |
| Crowdsourcing Geospatial and Sociolinguistic Variation in Spanish Morpho-Syntax: The Spanish Dialects App |
| Deep acoustic representations for clustering Dutch dialect pronunciations |
| Democratising dialect fieldwork and research: desirable, doable, or doomed? |
| Dialect contact, change and maintenance of Gifu dialect in Hokkaido |
| Dialect perception versus dialect production: how are they related? |
| Dialect Use in Early Modern Bern (Switzerland) |
| Dialectometry with topic models |
| Diaspora ecologies and dialect attitudes |
| Different methods for spontaneous speech elicitation. Conversational and linguistic issues |
| Diffusion and obsolescence of dialect vocabulary in 250 years |
| Diphthongs and Diphthongization in Texas German |
| Disguised variation: the case of /e/ in Hungarian dialectology |
| Do dialect grammars match the behavior of "real" speakers? |
| Et puis, well: Discourse marker use in Ontarian Laurentian French |
| Evaluating Voices of Groningen: an interactive web-based approach to collecting Low Saxon dialect data |
| Exploring developmental norms of vowel production in the Gheg dialect of Albanian |
| Exploring the effects of age and gender in sociolinguistic perception: Evidence from Tyneside English |
| Extracting Non-Standard Varieties via the Twitter API: the case of AAE |
| Fifty Years of PRICE Variation in Kentuckiana |
| From pronoun to zero marking: variation in the expression of the 1st person subject in South Estonian Seto |
| Genre coherence and distinctiveness in the International Corpus of English: A quantitative approach |
| H[aw] to f[ay]nd incipient raising: Methodological implications for analyzing pre-voiceless diphthong raising in Greater New Orleans English |
| High Vowel Loss in the South-Greek dialect of Agrinio: Acoustic analysis within the framework of Dialect Contact |
| How long is ‘long-term’ accommodation for sound change? Empirical tests of the change-by-accommodation model |
| How mutual intelligible are two discontinuous dialects of a language? |
| How to study the relationship between language use and class distinctions? |
| I could just be sat here all day: A corpus-based study on recent changes in the use of pseudo-passives with SIT and STAND in British English dialects |
| Identifying keywords and phrases in British COVID-19 newspaper discourse |
| Individual dialect attrition as an outcome of mobility: A methodological case study |
| Individual sensitivity to change in the lingua franca use of English |
| Infinitival ain’t in African American English |
| Is the sociolinguistic interview a useful tool for gathering data on everyday linguistic behavior? |
| LED-A: a web app for measuring distances in the sound components among local dialects |
| Linguistic diversity across languages and registers: A corpus- linguistic basis for investigating emerging grammars in language- contact situations |
| Linguistic Mobility Index: Quantifying the effect of mobility on dialect change |
| Longitudinal sociolinguistic research projects as brands |
| Low Saxon corpus-based dialectometry |
| Measuring dialectal competence: self-assessment vs. external assessment |
| Measuring language attitudes towards ethnolectal features in Swiss-German-speaking children: A mixed-methods approach |
| Minimal minimal pairs: Phonetic contrast in Unterland Yiddish vowels |
| Mixed-method analyses of reduced article forms in the South- and Central-Bavarian transition area |
| New criteria for selecting a local dialect speaker: how much important the grandparentsʼ information? |
| On dialect polyphony in the Central South Slavic continuum |
| On the differentiation of Western Basque: the value of dialectal features and the researcher's choices |
| Palestinian Arabic in the diaspora: Evidence from dialect contact in Lebanon |
| Phonological Change in the Upper Rhine Area in the 20th Century from a Sociolinguistic Point of View - The Influence of the Individual on Variation in Written Questionnaires |
| Physiological change or identity formation? A sociophonetic study of bilingual transmasculine voices |
| PP Complements in Vernacular Spanish: Constituency Tests and Syntactic Variation of the complemento de regimen (CR) |
| Preposition-drop and ditransitives in North West British English |
| Quantifying potential: Non-canonical word order through a variationist perspective |
| Regional phonetic variation in the speech of young urban Russians: An exploratory study of quantitative and qualitative vowel reduction in Moscow and Perm |
| Responses to thanks in San Diego and Toronto: The same, but different |
| Small Scale Dialectology- possibilities and challenges |
| Sounds in the City: Perceptions of Ethnicity in Toronto English |
| Structural and social variable use of the negators laʔ, laa, and wa-laa in Syrian Arabic |
| Studying enregisterment in the speech community: the ‘London talks’ interviews |
| Subjective dialect division in Indian varieties of English |
| Teenagers’ language in Estonia: the use of English in a newly compiled corpus |
| The ‘atlas of everyday German in Salzburg’: An update on (areal) variation in a central region of Austria |
| The ages of pragmatic particles in Colloquial Singapore English: A corpus study based on oral history interviews |
| The Angola language mapping project: A countrywide sociolinguistic survey |
| The Endangered State of the Japanese Narada Dialect and its Background |
| The interviewer’s role in socio-linguistic interviews regarding non-linguists’ conceptualizations of speech repertoires |
| The linguistic expression of persuasion across varieties of English |
| The relationship between ratings data and feature recognition in a dialect of English |
| The vowel space as a sociolinguistic variable for comparing an ethnolect across dialect regions |
| Toward an In-Depth Analysis of Subject Pronoun Expression: A View from Xalapa, Mexico |
| Towards a new lexicographical Infrastructure for the Dutch Dialects: the Database of Southern Dutch Dialects project. |
| Tracking language change in real time - Challenges for community-based research in the 21st century |
| Um, uh, and variation in American English |
| Using perceptual isoglosses to map twenty-first century regional patterns of linguistic variation |
| Variation and change within a border area: the case of the Basque language |
| Variation in Heritage Spanish Writing: The Case of Subject Personal Pronouns |
| Yes-No Questions in Acadian French |
