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(Note: ʔ is a [[glottal stop]]. ACC=accusative, DAT=dative, and IMP=imperative form.) That final ください is often dropped in very casual speech and, as it adds no new information, we’ll assume today that the user will not enter it. Finally, Japanese doesn’t use spaces in their orthography, so the actual input would be “ケーキをブレアに送って”. Mockup 1: Particle identification One of the major hurdles in workin

Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine mitcho Singapore Associate Professor National University of Singapore. Hello! I am an Associate Professor of English Language & Linguistics at the National University of Singapore. I received my Ph.D. from MIT in 2014. My work investigates the structure of sentences (syntax) and how these structures map to meaning (semantics), based on the study of English as well as cro