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Pronouns of address in Costa Rican Spanish. A dialectological, sociolinguistic and pragmatic approach

, 2022
Notre recherche nous a mené au constat selon lequel les formes de désignation de l’allocutaire en espagnol costaricien sont dans une lutte constante entre standardisation et changement linguistique, ainsi qu’entre norme et variation. Par exemple, l’approche diachronique (chapitre 1) nous a permis de conclure que le pronom usted a toujours été lié à une
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Opinions by Costa Ricans about General Spanish, Linguistic Correction, and Spanish in the Media and Education

, 2014
En este estudio se recogen los datos de 404 entrevistas acerca de opiniones de los habitantes de la ciudad de San José sobre la corrección lingü.stica, la unidad lingü.stica, el español en los otros países de habla hispana, actitudes afectivas por las distintas variedades dialectales, sobre el español en los medios de difusión como el cine, la ...
Calvo Shadid, Annette, Castillo Rivas, Jacqueline   +1 more
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Lexical correspondences in Costa Rican Spanish: chicheme

, 2018
The geographical variation and dispersion of the lexicon is an indication of the formation of dialect areas and cultural traditions shared by speaking communities. This article examines the case of the word chicheme for evidence of the linguistic and cultural links between the northwest region, the Caribbean and the southern zone of Costa Rica.
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Children’s use of Spanish taps: A naturalistic study with monolingual Costa Rican children ages 3;0 to 5;6

, 2014
Este estudio reporta las tendencias en el uso de la vibrante simple en 15 niños(as) monolingües de habla hispana costarricenses con edades entre los 3;0 y los 5;6. Los datos obtenidos por medio de grabaciones de audio del lenguaje natural de estos niños(as) produjeron 1080 palabras claves.
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Substitution Patterns of the English Voiced Interdental Fricative by L1 Costa Rican Spanish Speakers

Isogloss. Open Journal of Romance Linguistics
L1 Spanish speakers learning English struggle to produce the English voiced interdental fricative [ð]. This is surprising as [ð] occurs naturally in Spanish as an intervocalic allophone of /d/. To investigate Spanish speakers’ production of [ð] in English, I conducted a study with ten L1 Costa Rican Spanish/L2 English speakers.
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Romani (Gipsy Caló) loanwords in Costa Rican Spanish

, 2019
This article analyzes the by Buzek (2013) Romani borrowings proposed appearing in Carlos Gagini’s dictionaries of 1893 and 1915. Furthermore, the author offers a wider list of them based on the review of several lexicographical works from Costa Rican Spanish published in the 20th century.
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The Stock Crimes in the light of Costa Rican legislation and Spanish Comparative Law

, 2019
Se analizan los delitos bursátiles incorporados al Código Penal costarricense mediante la Ley Reguladora del Mercado de Valores, con el fin de determinar si, con su introducción, se lesionan los principios de legalidad e intervención mínima del Estado y la seguridad jurídica. Para ello, se realiza primero un estudio de las generalidades sobre
Zamora Gallo, Karen, Porras Molina, Kimberly   +1 more
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EXPRESSIVITY OF LEXICAL AND PHRASEOLOGICAL RESOURCES IN COSTA RICAN NATIONAL VARIANT OF SPANISH IN THE ASPECT OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

Russian Language Studies, 2016
The article analyzes the use of stylistically marked lexical units and phrasemes in national variants of Spanish language of Costa Rica and Spain as one of the most common means of speech intensification. The article also raises issues of keywords inherent in the Costa Rican linguistic picture of the world which can be used for intensification of ...
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Polómetros: linguistic attitudes about the phonetics and morphology of Costa Rican Spanish

, 2018
En este artículo, se toma como objeto de estudio los llamados “polómetros”, con el fin de analizar las actitudes lingüísticas que despiertan sobre la fonética y la morfología del español de Costa Rica. Estas actitudes construyen un perfil de hablante vitando, desprestigioso y excluyente que, sin ser el de un hablante de zonas rurales, se identifica con
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Prevalence of dental caries lesions in Costa Rican children under 81 months living in poverty. [PDF]

Braz Oral Res
Gudiño-Fernandez S, Molina-Chaves K, Gomez-Fernandez A.   +2 more
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