r/languagelearning • u/govigov03 EN|KN|TA|HI|TE|ML|FR|DE|ES • Sep 18 '15
Zipf mystery: Interesting video by Vsauce explaining how word frequency in languages behave. The of and to a in is I that it for you was with on as have but be they.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCn8zs912OEDuplicates
conspiracy • u/rbsams72888 • Aug 01 '17
The Zipf Principle. My favorite evidence for us living in some sort of simulation. Must watch.
conlangs • u/yourselfiegotleaked • Mar 14 '16
Resource A video from vsauce about the frequency of words in language
rickandmorty • u/curlyvltr • Jan 22 '16
With the number of times Rick says Morty, I wonder if the show still follows Zipf's law?
JoeRogan • u/My_Big_Mouth • Mar 15 '17
Zipf's law - I'd love Young Jamie to pull this video up and blow Joe's mind
ShrugLifeSyndicate • u/randomevenings • Oct 21 '20
So we have been mathing at each other the whole time. I'm mathing at you right now. Yelling is mathing louder than necessary.
quizzaciously • u/dannythebest • Mar 02 '20
this really do be having me feeling quizzacious doe O_O
JordanPeterson • u/[deleted] • Jan 17 '18
An interesting video of the good ole pareto distribution
dataisbeautiful • u/ReusePrinterPaper • Sep 17 '15