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Playing With Fire Compounds: The Tonal Accents of Compounds in (North) Norwegian Preschoolers' Role-Play Register. [PDF]

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The role of German loanwords in Serbo-Croatian: A sociolinguistic perspective

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English Loanwords in Russian and Croatian and Their Integration Into the Word-Formation Processes

Second Language Learning and Teaching, 2023
The beginning of the XXI century is characterized by radical changes in the social, economic, political and cultural spheres worldwide. Furthermore, globalization processes have undoubtedly contributed to the increasing prestige and widespread use of English in its role as the global language of intercultural communication. The exponential diffusion of
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English Loanwords in Serbo-Croatian

American Speech, 1967
S ERBO-CROATIAN, the dominant language of Yugoslavia, has been subjected to strong foreign influences for centuries. The Turks occupied large areas of what is now Yugoslavia for approximately five hundred years. Other areas of Yugoslavia were under the rule of the Austro-Hungarian Empire during much of their history. Smaller sections have known Italian
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Recent English Loanwords in Standard Serbo-Croatian

Canadian Slavonic Papers, 1981
AbstractEn depit de l’opposition des grammairiens puritains et des patriotes pseudoromantiques aux emprunts linguistiques (surtout aux emprunts anglais recemment), exprimee dans les publications nombreuses en Yougoslavie, I’ influx des mots anglais au serbocroate se continue; le but de notre article est donc de demontrer cet influx continuel.L ...
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Shedding new light on English loanwords in Croatian: computational-linguistic and corpus linguistic perspectives

Poznan Studies in Contemporary Linguistics
Abstract English loanwords in Croatian have been thoroughly investigated in terms of the degree of their adaptation, use across different styles and domains, and speakers’ attitudes. Most studies rely on selectively chosen examples or specialized corpora.
Irena Bogunovic
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Lexical access to unadapted English loanwords in Croatian: Evidence from Croatian speakers with different levels of proficiency in English

International Journal of Bilingualism
Aims and Objectives: This study aims to investigate lexical access to unadapted English loanwords in Croatian speakers with different levels of English proficiency by exploring the effects of associative-semantic priming.
Irena Bogunovic, Bojana Coso, Dražen Domijan   +2 more
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A Comparison of the Morphological Adaptation of Loanwords Ending in a Vowel in Contemporary Czech, Russian, and Serbo-Croatian

Canadian Slavonic Papers, 1983
AbstractL’un des problemes de base dans l’etude de contacts linguistiques est l’adaptation de mots d’emprunt au systeme morphologique de la langue emprunteuse. En russe, tcheque, et serbo-croate, les substantifs comportent les categories grammaticales suivantes: le genre, le cas, et le nombre. Cette etude decrit dans le detail les problemes confrontant
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How do we feel about borrowed words? Affective and lexico-semantic norms for most frequent unadapted English loanwords in Croatian (ENGRI CROWD)

International Journal of Bilingualism
Aims and objectives: English has become the dominant donor language for many languages, including Croatian. Perception of English loanwords has mainly been investigated through corpus-based studies or attitude questionnaires.
Irena Bogunovic, Pilar FERRÉ, Bojana Coso   +2 more
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