HI, Natsya. I am starting a job in a TTS team. This is my first job as a linguist support for a TTS product. I majored in Linguistics and Social Communications and I have coding skills that I am still developing. I came across your channel because I feel highly anxious about not being a computational Linguist and I still think I got lucky to be hired. Your videos are helping me to overcome this start. Thank you.
Everything in existence is built from language. And since that's the case that means there must be something that understands that language otherwise it would be pointless
Hi Nastya. I just loved your video. I've seen your previous videos and I can say that, like you, I don't want to become a teacher or a translator. Not because I don't want to, but rather because I don't think I would be good enough. Besides, there are not a lot of opportunities in my country. Because of that I think that having a little background with programming could be interesting. I've studied five languages throughout my life but still I think my skills are pretty shitty (my German and English for instance are atrocious). I'm from Colombia by the way and this november I will get my language degree from a somewhat prestogious university, but instead of feeling proud, I feel nervous and discouraged from what I've heard from some graduated colleagues. I've seen though that there are some who have found opportunities as computational linguists in companies like Konecta without any computational background. Or at least none I'm aware of. I've seen some remote opportunities in Linkedin (mainly in the US) for people who have whether a computational background or a linguistics related background. I do have some background with corpus linguistics, syntax, morphology and phonemic transcriptions in Portuguese and Spanish (IPA to be specific). Personally I would love to do something related to TTS, ARS or voice recognition in general. Or something related to Praat. I think that a video about job hunting for computational linguists could be interesting. Perhaps a video about any portal besides Linkedin in which one could apply to related jobs for people with linguistic backgrounds.
"I don't think I would be good enough" - being consistent at something over a long period of time can make you change this opinion! But I get what you say. Programming experience could be great if you're looking for CL roles. Be on the lookout for contract roles via stuffing agencies - that's how you can potentially work with an American company, big or small. Linkedin is good for that but I don't know any other platforms
I am a holder of B.A degree in Linguistics and now I am pursuing my MA in Computational linguistics, but I find difficulties in Computing, I am not good at Python and mathematics. So, I decided for PhD to specialise in Corpus linguistics. So, my question here is could you advice me with some courses or whatever concerned with Corpus linguistics?
Hi Nastya, I'm a student major in French, and also want to be a computational linguist in the future. I am very inspired by your experiences ! Now i'm working on my thesis and my tutor told me to read some linguistics books in French, but i can only find some in English. Do you have any recommendations? Thanks!!
Привет, Настя! Спасибо тебе большое за то, что делишься информацией об этой специальности, ведь о ней очень мало что известно. Могу ли я попросить тебя, пожалуйста, посоветовать хорошие университеты, где об этой специальности расскажут лучше всего?
I have done MA English literature,can I get in to computational linguistics without persuing linguistics? please can you help me with this.this has been haunting me since sooo long😊
I have a BA in English Literature and Linguistics and I am learning by myself how to code. I think you can pursue this as long as you put the time and effort.
I have BA in TESOL, but I would like to continue my education in master of science in computational linguists. Do you think as I didn't study linguists for BA, can I apply for MS computational linguists?
How's the field now? I'm majoring in ComSci, and minoring in linguistics since I'm equally fascinated by the science of languages But I don't want to end up in some ML or AI-based NLP job or translation. I love phonetics and syntax and a bit of ethnolinguistics
HI, Natsya. I am starting a job in a TTS team. This is my first job as a linguist support for a TTS product. I majored in Linguistics and Social Communications and I have coding skills that I am still developing. I came across your channel because I feel highly anxious about not being a computational Linguist and I still think I got lucky to be hired. Your videos are helping me to overcome this start. Thank you.
Finding your channel has been a life changer. I would love to become a computational linguist and this helps me a lot. Thanks so much, Nastya
so glad to hear it!
Everything in existence is built from language. And since that's the case that means there must be something that understands that language otherwise it would be pointless
My brother in law Ted is studying this. He’s a good guy.
Hi Nastya. I just loved your video. I've seen your previous videos and I can say that, like you, I don't want to become a teacher or a translator. Not because I don't want to, but rather because I don't think I would be good enough. Besides, there are not a lot of opportunities in my country. Because of that I think that having a little background with programming could be interesting.
I've studied five languages throughout my life but still I think my skills are pretty shitty (my German and English for instance are atrocious). I'm from Colombia by the way and this november I will get my language degree from a somewhat prestogious university, but instead of feeling proud, I feel nervous and discouraged from what I've heard from some graduated colleagues.
I've seen though that there are some who have found opportunities as computational linguists in companies like Konecta without any computational background. Or at least none I'm aware of.
I've seen some remote opportunities in Linkedin (mainly in the US) for people who have whether a computational background or a linguistics related background. I do have some background with corpus linguistics, syntax, morphology and phonemic transcriptions in Portuguese and Spanish (IPA to be specific). Personally I would love to do something related to TTS, ARS or voice recognition in general. Or something related to Praat. I think that a video about job hunting for computational linguists could be interesting. Perhaps a video about any portal besides Linkedin in which one could apply to related jobs for people with linguistic backgrounds.
I've also searched for chatbot designer opportunities but haven't found quite much.
"I don't think I would be good enough" - being consistent at something over a long period of time can make you change this opinion! But I get what you say. Programming experience could be great if you're looking for CL roles. Be on the lookout for contract roles via stuffing agencies - that's how you can potentially work with an American company, big or small. Linkedin is good for that but I don't know any other platforms
Thanks for making this great video. Liked it very much.
thanks for the great content youre providing wish you all the best
I am a holder of B.A degree in Linguistics and now I am pursuing my MA in Computational linguistics, but I find difficulties in Computing, I am not good at Python and mathematics. So, I decided for PhD to specialise in Corpus linguistics. So, my question here is could you advice me with some courses or whatever concerned with Corpus linguistics?
Can sombody get into this feild after bechelors in English linguistics?
Hi Nastya, I'm a student major in French, and also want to be a computational linguist in the future. I am very inspired by your experiences ! Now i'm working on my thesis and my tutor told me to read some linguistics books in French, but i can only find some in English. Do you have any recommendations? Thanks!!
Привет, Настя! Спасибо тебе большое за то, что делишься информацией об этой специальности, ведь о ней очень мало что известно. Могу ли я попросить тебя, пожалуйста, посоветовать хорошие университеты, где об этой специальности расскажут лучше всего?
Thank you
Thank you for sharing. Is there an entry-level position I can apply to?
I have done MA English literature,can I get in to computational linguistics without persuing linguistics? please can you help me with this.this has been haunting me since sooo long😊
I have a BA in English Literature and Linguistics and I am learning by myself how to code. I think you can pursue this as long as you put the time and effort.
I have BA in TESOL, but I would like to continue my education in master of science in computational linguists. Do you think as I didn't study linguists for BA, can I apply for MS computational linguists?
Nice 🌸
How's the field now? I'm majoring in ComSci, and minoring in linguistics since I'm equally fascinated by the science of languages
But I don't want to end up in some ML or AI-based NLP job or translation. I love phonetics and syntax and a bit of ethnolinguistics
I’m English language and Translation graduate can I study master in this major?
And I am a Arabic speaker in the first place
Did you study computing skills by yourself?
Oh I think we chatted in Instagram :)
@@nastya.titova yeah we did :)) thank you so much!!!
Настя, расскажи пожалуйста, где ты училась?
Я закончила МГЛУ по направлению лингвистика, а программирование изучила сама по разным онлайн-ресурсам (ни в какую школу/буткемп я не ходила)
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Is your voice available 4 Siri?