1. Links to many sources
  2. Neurobiology of Language review (Science Week)

  3. World Atlas of Language Structures (WALS) at wals.info at Max Planck..
  5. Ethnologue Database A listing of all human languages (about 6000), with information about locations, number of speakers, etc.

  6. Many annotated links to sites related to semiotics (Useful!)
  7. Want to learn a European language? eTandem Europa

  8. Chomsky biography

  9. Sound symbolism ()
  10. Worst sounds in the world!
  11. Cognitive tests online including auditory and other reaction times

  12. Maledicta (Bad language journal)

  13. Signalize page
  14. Human Language page (links)
  15. Agora Language Marketplace
  16. Links to dictionaries

  17. Language, Culture, Society (on line journal)

  18. Interpreting spectrograms

  19. Lucent Technologies Bell Labs Text-to-Speech system (online demo)

  20. Tongue-Twisters

  21. ASL dictionary

  22. Links to texts (Michael Barlow's corpus page)

  23. Language conferences

  24. review of Specific Language Impairment (by D. Bishop)

  25. Data on IndoEuropean reconstruction
  26. Second Language Acquisition journal page

  27. Semiotic Review of Books (some interesting language/cognitive reviews)

  28. CHILDES transcript database, etc. (also available on CD)

  29. Language in twins (MIT)

  30. brief syntax lectures

  31. LINGUIST recent issues and archives
  32. LINGUIST alternate archives

  33. on-line phonology course
  34. IPA (phonetics)

  35. Search the Linguist archives

  36. Nostratic debate (Is Indo-European just one of several members of an older language family known as Nostratic?)

  37. Sumerian language page
  38. Center for Applied Linguistics
  39. Psycholinguistic database

  40. Language learning disability page

  41. Language teaching page (lots of sources)

  42. Speech and computer resource listing.

  43. Language Technology Survey (on line book)

  44. European minority languages

  45. Head-driven PS Grammar
  46. Head-driven PS Grammars (Sag at Stanford)
  47. ESL resources

  48. Language and the law information

  49. Indiana Library Electronic Text Resource Service

  50. Writing complexity and Alzheimer's in nuns

  51. University of Essexincludes searchable CS language bibliography

  52. Yamada Language Center at the U. of Oregon has many resources on different languages; see Yamada "guides."

  53. Teach in Japan?