r/linguisticshumor↗
Linguistics Humor
Linguistics Humor: a sub for humor relating to linguistics
182k subscribers515 posts / mo in Sep 2026336 authors / mosince 2012
r/linguisticshumor has 182k members (+29% over the last 12 months). It gets about 515 posts a month from 336 people. Top topics: Language Identification, English Languages and Japanese Learning Journey.
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Topics and brands on r/linguisticshumor
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Language Identification1.6%
- English Languages1.6%
- Japanese Learning Journey0.8%
- French Language Learning0.6%
- Conlang Grammar0.5%
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- Wikimedia
- xkcd
- Merriam-Webster
- cambridge.org
- ResearchGate
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