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Diatopic variation in digital space
The availability of large amounts of social media text offers tremendous potential for studies of diatopic variation. A case in point is the linguistic geography of Texas, which is at present insufficiently described in traditional dialectological research.
Axel Bohmann
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DIATOPIC VARIATION OF BRAZILIAN SOCCER PHRASEOLOGISMS OPEN THE SCORE AND HOME TEAM [PDF]
ABSTRACT The present paper aims at describing and mapping the diatopic variation found in the pairs of phraseologisms of Brazilian soccer — abrir o placar (open the score) e time da casa (home team). The theoretical framework adopted is limited to the French school of phraseological studies based on Mejri (1997, 2009, 2012), who points out basic ...
Carlene Ferreira Nunes Salvador +1 more
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This thesis deals with noun formation and morpho-Phonological variation in Kabyle dialects. The analysis of the data in my own dialecte AEH from Dallet (1982) dictionary showed that1)items that appear in the plural but are absent in the singular are unpredictable and they are part of the lexical root ingredients.2)from the dialect of AEH, I've proposed
Samir Ben Si Saïd
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Diatopic Variation and the Study of Regional French [PDF]
Mari C. Jones
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Crowdsourcing dialect characterization through Twitter. [PDF]
We perform a large-scale analysis of language diatopic variation using geotagged microblogging datasets. By collecting all Twitter messages written in Spanish over more than two years, we build a corpus from which a carefully selected list of concepts ...
Bruno Gonçalves, David Sánchez
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Natural language processing techniques for studying language in pathological ageing: A scoping review [PDF]
Abstract Background In the past few years there has been a growing interest in the employment of verbal productions as digital biomarkers, namely objective, quantifiable behavioural data that can be collected and measured by means of digital devices, allowing for a low‐cost pathology detection, classification and monitoring.
Gloria Gagliardi
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The perception of diatopic variation over time
Dès le XVIIIe siècle, les lexicographes, tant Grégoire de Rostrenen que Dom Le Pelletier, observent que le breton se parle différemment selon les cantons ou les diocèses. Les écrivains voyageurs du XIXe siècle ne font que le constat d’un usage généralisé de la langue en Basse-Bretagne, si ce n’est Mérimée, fort contrarié de découvrir la variation. Plus
Fañch Broudic
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In this article, we research the state of the language from Bessarabia of the post-annexation period, analyzing the lexical variation of some texts from the Soviet daily papers „Moldova Socialistă” and „Tineretul Moldovei”, in order to identify the diachronic and diatopic variation features. We identify a specific language, polarized, most of the time,
Liliana Botnari
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Diatopic variation in four B1 Spanish as a foreign language student’s books
This paper examines four Spanish as a Foreign Language (SFL) B1 level textbooks from different publishers based on the central-northern peninsular standard, with the aim of investigating the inclusion of diatopic variation in them. For this purpose, a quantitative analysis was carried out in which, based on the number of exercises in each textbook, the
Sonia Almau Almau
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Phonetic cues to diatopic variation in Campania Italian intonation
This study explores the phonetics and phonology of statements in two neighbor- ing varieties of Italian, i.e., Salerno (SI) and upper Cilento (CI) Italian. SI and CI are geographically close to each other but belonging to two different sub-areas of the Southern Italo-Romance dialects.
Crocco, Claudia, Cataldo, Violetta
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