Atit Woo, Author at Center of Excellence in Southeast Asian Linguistics

ChulaSEAL at TAI 2025: Presenting Southeast Asian Tone and Intonation Research

Atit Woo20252025

20252025

We’re excited to share that researchers, students, and collaborators from ChulaSEAL (Center of Excellence in Southeast Asian Linguistics, Chulalongkorn University) took part in TAI 2025...

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Male Femininity, Citizenship, and Pride: Dr. Pavadee’s talk on LGBTQIA+ Activism in Bangkok

Atit Woo2025

2025

The Center of Excellence in Southeast Asian Linguistics (ChulaSEAL) is pleased to highlight Dr. Pavadee’s recent talk entitled “Male femininity, citizenship, and democracy in the...

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Male product endorsers and the embodiment of modern Thai masculinities in skincare advertisement

Atit Woo2025

2025

From the commercialization and advertisement in our daily life, we could not deny that advertisements are powerful cultural forces, shaping our ideologies, especially in grooming...

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Do Thai people really consider code-switching inappropriate and unnatural ? – an insight into Thai people’s attitude toward code-switching

Atit Woo2024

2024

Video from Salmon house regarding Thai-English Code-switching Code-switching refers to when the speaker uses one or more languages or varieties in one specific conversation....

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Arunodaya Quadrilingual Dictionary of Khasi, Hindi, English, and Thai Officially Launched

Atit Woo20242024

20242024

We are pleased to announce the official launch of Arunodaya, a pioneering online pilot-dictionary application supporting four languages: Khasi, Hindi, English, and Thai. This comprehensive...

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Debunking the myth of Pattani Malay’s initial geminates on prominence profile

Atit Woo20242024

20242024

It is well-established that consonant duration in certain languages, such as Italian and Japanese, is contrastive, with consonant geminates primarily occurring in medial positions. However,...

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Official launch of the Chulalongkorn Linguistics Fieldwork Archive

Atit Woo20232023

20232023

We are delighted to announce the official launch of the Chulalongkorn Linguistics Fieldwork Archive, a collaborative endeavor between the Center of Excellence in Southeast Asian...

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Upcoming Talk: Endangered Tibeto-Burman languages of Thailand

Atit Woo20232023

20232023

You’re cordially invited to an upcoming talk focusing on the theme of “Endangered Tibeto-Burman Languages of Thailand.” Our speaker, David Bradley (La Trobe University, Australia),...

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Upcoming Talk: Crosslinguistic Comparatives and Serial Verb Constructions

Atit Woo20232023

20232023

The Center of Excellence in Southeast Asian Linguistics at Chulalongkorn University (ChulaSEAL), and the Department of Linguistics, is delighted to invite interested individuals to attend...

Research Spotlights

Probabilistic Measure for Diffusion of Linguistic Innovation: As Seen in the Usage of Verbal “Nok” in Thai Twitter

Atit Woo20232024

20232024

Linguistic researchers are now using Twitter as a valuable resource for their studies. In a recent research article, Nozomi Yamada and Pittayawat Pittayaporn explore the...