• 2026. Young Singaporean English: Current developments in CSE morphosyntax in a digital world. Jakob Leimgruber, WIlkinson Gonzales, Mohamed Hafiz, Jun Jie Lim, Nick Huang, & Mie Hiramoto. Cambridge Elements in World Englishes. doi.org/10.1017/9781009634717

• Under review. Asymmetries in plural wh-reduplication in Korean and beyond. Seoyeon Jang & Jun Jie Lim.
• 2026. Small nominalized clauses in Khalkha Mongolian: Asymmetries in mixed extended projections. Jun Jie Lim. Natural Language & Linguistic Theory 44(8). doi.org/10.1007/s11049-025-09692-2
• 2025. Sociolinguistic variation in Colloquial Singapore English sia. Mohamed Hafiz, Mie Hiramoto, Jakob Leimgruber, Wilkinson Gonzales, & Jun Jie Lim. World Englishes, 44(1–2), 218–236. doi.org/10.1111/weng.12700
• 2024. Subject agreement in Kalmyk: Implications for nominative case assignment. Jun Jie Lim. Acta Mongolica, 22(606), 126–139. doi.org/10.22353/am.202401.10
• 2024. Clause-final adverbs in Colloquial Singapore English revisited. Jun Jie Lim, Mie Hiramoto, Wilkinson Gonzales, & Jakob Leimgruber. Journal of English Linguistics, 52(4), 321–345. doi.org/10.1177/00754242241278838
• 2024. Adverbial confirm in Singlish: Insights from a text message corpus. Jun Jie Lim, Mohamed Hafiz, WIlkinson Gonzales, Jakob Leimgruber, & Mie Hiramoto. Asian Englishes, 26(3), 648–665. doi.org/10.1080/13488678.2024.2398853
• 2023. Is it in Colloquial Singapore English: What variation can tell us about its conventions and development. Wilkinson Gonzales, Mie Hiramoto, Jakob Leimgruber, & Jun Jie Lim. English Today, 39(4), 243–256. doi.org/10.1017/S0266078422000141
• 2023. Corpus of Singapore English Messages (CoSEM): Description and explorations. WIlkinson Gonzales, Mie Hiramoto, Jakob Leimgruber, & Jun Jie Lim. World Englishes, 42(2), 371–388. doi.org/10.1111/weng.12534
• 2021. “You don’t ask me to speak Mandarin, okay?”: Ideologies of language and race among Chinese Singaporeans. Jun Jie Lim, Spencer Chen, & Mie Hiramoto. Language & Communication, 76, 100–110. doi.org/10.1016/j.langcom.2020.10.003
• 2021. Ethnic and gender variation in the use of Colloquial Singapore English discourse particles. Jakob Leimgruber, Jun Jie Lim, WIlkinson Gonzales, & Mie Hiramoto. English Language and Linguistics, 25(3), 601–620. doi.org/10.1017/S1360674320000453

• 2025. Functional expansion and syntactic change in Colloquial Singapore English Is it. Mie Hiramoto, Wilkinson Gonzales, Jakob Leimgruber, Jun Jie Lim, & Mohamed Hafiz. In S. Rüdiger, S. Leuckert, & J. R. E. Leimgruber (Eds.), World Englishes and social media: Platforms, variation, and meta-discourse, 15–39. Bloomsbury. [link]
• 2022. From Malay to Colloquial Singapore English: A case study of sentence-final particle sia. Mie Hiramoto, WIlkinson Gonzales, Jakob Leimgruber, Jun Jie Lim, & Jessica Choo. In A. Ngefac, H. Wolf, & T. Hoffmann (Eds.), World Englishes and creole languages today: Existing paradigms and current trends in action, 117–130. Lincom. [link]

• To appear. Containment matters for dependent case assignment: Evidence from Khalkha Mongolian. Jun Jie Lim. Proceedings of NELS 56.
• To appear. Dissociating genitive case from possessor agreement: Evidence from Khalkha Mongolian nominalised clauses. Jun Jie Lim. Proceedings of WAFL 16.
• 2025. Two positions for wh‑reduplication: Evidence from Korean and Turkish. Jun Jie Lim & Seoyeon Jang. In Michael Barrie (Ed.), Proceedings of WAFL 18, 131–140. MIT Working Papers in Linguistics 97.
• 2025. Nominalisations without DP: Dissociating genitive case assignment and possessor agreement. Jun Jie Lim. In Nikolas Webster, Ya˘gmur Kiper, Richard Wang, & Sichen Larry Lyu (Eds.), Proceedings of WCCFL 41, 390–399. Cascadilla Proceedings Project.
• 2024. Finiteness, agreement and subject case in two varieties of Mongolian. Jun Jie Lim. In Erdene Tumen-Ochir, Julia Sinitsyna, & Shigeru Miyagawa (Eds.), Proceedings of WAFL 17, 107–118. MIT Working Papers in Linguistics 94.

• 2024. ACAL in SoCAL: Selected papers from the 53rd Annual Conference on African Linguistics. Yaqian Huang, Nina Hagen Kaldhol, Jun Jie Lim & Anthony Struthers-Young. (Eds.). Berlin: Language Science Press. doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11189852

• To appear. Ямаран учрар темән җил уга үлдсмб? [Why don’t we have the Year of the Camel?] Darina Gedeeva, Ghilyana Dordzhieva, (trans.), Jun Jie Lim (trans.), & Tsonkhlaev, T. (illus.).
• 2025. Selected fieldwork materials from Bulgan sum: Part I: Songs and interviews. Ghilyana Dordzhieva, Darina Gedeeva, & Jun Jie Lim. Printed by Snowfall Press.
• 2025. Ямр учрар бөкүн җиигдг болҗ: Хальмг тууль [Why the mosquito buzzes: A Kalmyk folktale]. Darina Gedeeva, Ghilyana Dordzhieva, (trans.), Jun Jie Lim (trans.), & Gilyana Dobrovolskaya (illus.). Printed by Snowfall Press. studykalmyk.com/mosquito

• 2025+. Kalmyk Living Dictionary. Darina Gedeeva, Ghilyana Dordzhieva, Jun Jie Lim, Amber Frey, Kianna Rojas, Sina Sabet, Alana Schiffel-Golab, Carlee June Schulz, Kaylee Tran, Jasper Wu, & Chunxiao Zhang. Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. livingdictionaries.app/kalmyk
• 2024. Corpus of Singapore English Messages (CoSEM). Wilkinson Gonzales, Mohamed Hafiz, Mie Hiramoto, Nick Huang, Jakob Leimgruber, Jun Jie Lim. github.com/wdwgonzales/CoSEM

• 2021+. UCSD Field Methods: Todos Santos Cuchumatán Mam, 2020–21. Angela Ramirez, Emily Clem, Sihun Jung, Jun Jie Lim & Milad Mayel. California Language Archive. dx.doi.org/doi:10.7297/X2NP23GM

• 2025. (A)symmetries in the morphosyntax of embedded clauses in Khalkha Mongolian. Jun Jie Lim. Ph.D. dissertation, University of California San Diego. escholarship.org/uc/item/3x7738sf
• 2018. To move or not to move – That is the echo question. Jun Jie Lim. B.A. Honours thesis, National University of Singapore. scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/143513

• 2027, Jan. Inclusory pronouns in two Mongolic languages: Insights into pronominal structure. Jun Jie Lim. LSA Annual Meeting 2027, San Francisco, USA.
• 2025, Oct. Containment matters for dependent case assignment: Evidence from Khalkha Mongolian. Jun Jie Lim. NELS 56, New York University, USA.
• 2025, Aug. Passives in CSE revisited: The emergence of the tio-passive. Mohamed Hafiz, Nick Huang, Wilkinson Gonzales, Mie Hiramoto, Jakob Leimgruber, & Jun Jie Lim. NWAV-AP 8, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
• 2025, Jun. Variation in clause-final adverbs in a corpus of Colloquial Singapore English. Jakob Leimgruber, Mie Hiramoto, Wilkinson Gonzales, & Jun Jie Lim. ICAME 46, Vilnius University, Lithuania.
• 2024, Aug. Two positions for wh-reduplication within DP: Evidence from Korean and Turkish. Seoyeon Jang & Jun Jie Lim. SICOGG 26 & WAFL 18, Jeonbuk National University, South Korea.
• 2024, Jun. Wh-reduplication in Korean and Khalkha Mongolian. Seoyeon Jang & Jun Jie Lim. LSA Annual Meeting 2024, New York City, USA.
• 2024, Jan. Adverbial confirm in Singlish and beyond: Insights from a text message corpus. Mohamed Hafiz, Wilkinson Gonzales, Jakob Leimgruber, Mie Hiramoto, & Jun Jie Lim. SPCL Winter Meeting, Virtual.
• 2023, Sep. Finiteness, agreement and subject case in two varieties of Mongolian. Jun Jie Lim. WAFL 17, National University of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar.
• 2023, Aug. Plural pronoun constructions in two varieties of Mongolian. Jun Jie Lim. International Conference on Mongolic Linguistics, National University of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar.
• 2023, May. Nominalisations without DP: Dissociating genitive case assignment and possessor agreement. Jun Jie Lim. WCCFL 41, UC Santa Cruz, USA.
• 2022, Dec. Sia, siak, sial, siol: Variation in Colloquial Singapore English sia. Mohamed Hafiz, Mie Hiramoto, Wilkinson Gonzales, Jakob Leimgruber, & Jun Jie Lim. NWAV-AP 7, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.
• 2022, Sep-Oct. Dissociating genitive case from possessor agreement: Evidence from Khalkha Mongolian nominalised clauses. Jun Jie Lim. WAFL 16, University of Rochester, Virtual.
• 2022, Sep. Is it is it is a problem?: The many functions of is it in Colloquial Singapore English. Mie Hiramoto, Wilkinson Gonzales, Jakob Leimgruber, & Jun Jie Lim. ICLCE 9, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia.
• 2022, Jan. Adverbial confirm in Colloquial Singapore English. Jun Jie Lim. SPCL Winter Meeting, Virtual.
• 2022, Jan. Dependent accusative case in Khalkha Mongolian: Evidence from converbal adjuncts. Jun Jie Lim. LSA Annual Meeting 2022, Washington D.C., USA.
• 2020, Jan. Sentence-final adverbs in Colloquial Singapore English revisited. Jun Jie Lim & Mie Hiramoto. SPCL Winter Meeting, New Orleans, USA.
• 2019, Dec. From Hokkien to Colloquial Singapore English: An emergence of toh in Youthspeak. Hannah Naomi Chee, Mie Hiramoto, Jessica Choo, Wilkinson Gonzales, Jakob Leimgruber, & Jun Jie Lim. English in Southeast Asia Conference, Singapore.
• 2019, Jun. (bo)jio and its variants in Singlish WhatsApp messages. Jakob Leimgruber, Wilkinson Gonzales, Jessica Choo, & Jun Jie Lim. IAWE Conference, University of Limerick, Ireland.
• 2019, Jun. “You don’t ask me to speak Mandarin, okay?”: Language ideology of Mandarin-speaking Singaporeans. Jun Jie Lim & Mie Hiramoto. IPrA Conference, Hong Kong University.
• 2019, Mar. “I needed you sia”: Emergence of a sentence-final particle in Singlish. Jessica Choo, Mie Hiramoto, Wilkinson Gonzales, Tong King Lee, Jakob Leimgruber, & Jun Jie Lim. English in Contact 2019, Kyushu University, Japan.
• 2019, Jan. Issit issit is only a tag question? Grammaticalization and pragmaticalization of issit in Singlish. Wilkinson Gonzales, Jessica Choo, Jakob Leimgruber, Mie Hiramoto, & Jun Jie Lim. SPCL Winter Meeting, New York, USA.
• 2019, Jan. Ethnic and gender variation in the CMC use of Singlish discourse particles. Jakob Leimgruber, Jessica Choo, Wilkinson Gonzales, Mie Hiramoto, & Jun Jie Lim. SPCL Winter Meeting, New York, USA.
• 2018, Aug. Colloquial Singapore English sentence-final adverbs revisited. Jun Jie Lim & Mie Hiramoto. Methods in Dialectology 16, Tokyo, Japan.

• 2026, May. An account of the plural pronoun construction in Mongolian. Jun Jie Lim. S-Babble, UC San Diego, USA.
• 2024, Sep. A progress report on Kalmyk revitalization efforts in the US. Jun Jie Lim. Language, Culture, Intercultural Communication Conference, Khovd, Mongolia.
• 2021, Feb. A configurational account of case in Khalkha Mongolian. Jun Jie Lim. SCAMS, University of Southern California, USA.
• 2021, Jun. Between transmission and diffusion: The case of sia in Singlish. Mie Hiramoto & Jun Jie Lim. Sociolinguistics Symposium 23, University of Hong Kong.
• 2021, Feb. Sentence-final adverbs in Colloquial Singapore English revisited: Increasing frequency and stabilization in a WhatsApp corpus. Mie Hiramoto, Wilkinson Gonzales, Jakob Leimgruber, & Jun Jie Lim. NWAV-AP 6, National University of Singapore.

• 2021, Oct. Panel discussant. “You don’t ask me to speak Mandarin!” Chineseness in Singapore. Panel: Who’s in and who’s out? Language identity and membership in Singapore. Jun Jie Lim. Nanyang Technological University, Virtual.

• 2026 Spring. LING 101 Mysteries of Human Language: An Introduction to Linguistics.
• 2025 Fall. LING 101 Mysteries of Human Language: An Introduction to Linguistics.

As Instructor of Record

• 2024 Summer. LIGN 120 Morphology.

As Graduate Teaching Assistant

• 2025 Spring. LIGN 120 Morphology. Instructor: Gabriela Caballero.
• 2025 Winter. LIGN 121 Syntax I. Instructor: Alex Rodriguez Aispuro.
• 2024 Fall. LIGN 130 Semantics. Instructor: Joshua Wampler.
• 2024 Spring. LIGN 130 Semantics. Instructor: Seoyeon Jang.
• 2024 Winter. LIGN 101 Introduction to the Study of Language. Instructor: Will Styler.
• 2023 Spring. LIGN 120 Morphology. Instructor: Farrell Ackerman.
• 2023 Winter. LIGN 121 Syntax I. Instructor: Michelle Yuan.
• 2022 Fall. LIGN 121 Syntax I. Instructor: Emily Clem.
• 2022 Spring. LIGN 120 Morphology. Instructor: Michelle Yuan.
• 2022 Winter. LIGN 121 Syntax I. Instructor: Emily Clem.
• 2021 Fall. LIGN 177 Multilingualism. Instructor: Sharon Rose.
• 2021 Summer. LIGN 8 Languages and Cultures of America. Instructor: Justin McIntosh.
• 2021 Spring. LIGN 125 Syntax II. Instructor: Emily Clem.
• 2021 Winter. LIDS 19 Independent Language Study. Instructor: Grant Goodall.
• 2020 Fall. LIDS 19 Independent Language Study. Instructor: Grant Goodall.