/r/linguistics/

r/linguistics

392k members
r/linguistics is a subreddit with 392k members. The community frequently discusses looking for, language, q&a, struggling, and hard time, and they frequently recommend/review audio software and recording equipment, and the most common flair used is weekly feature and video.
This is a community for discussions related to topics and questions about linguistics, the scientific study of human language. For common questions, please refer to the FAQs below. For those looking to deepen their appreciation for linguistics, the reading list is a list of recommended texts on areas of linguistic and language research compiled by resident experts here at Reddit.

Popular Topics in r/linguistics

#1

Looking For

92 posts
#2

Language

39 posts
#3

Q&a

32 posts
#4

Struggling

30 posts
#5

Hard Time

13 posts
#6

Corpus

11 posts
#7

Linguistics

11 posts
#8

English

10 posts
#9

Software

9 posts
#10

Phonetics

8 posts

Products Discussed in r/linguistics

#1
Praat
4.7 from 3 reviews
#2
TF32
4.0 from 1 review
#1
LENA Recorder
3.0 from 1 review

Flair Used in r/linguistics

#1
Weekly feature
: "Q&A weekly thread - June 08, 2026 - post all questions here!"
5 posts
#2
Video
: "Linguistics, Chomsky, and Artificial Intelligence with Prof. Nilanjan Bhowmick"
1 post

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Yearly
+30k members(8.2%)

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Last updated: July 7, 2026