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Syntactic and diatopic variation of verbs disfrutar and gozar

Estudios Filologicos, 2019
Entre los verbos de régimen preposicional del español están incluidos algunos que, según los estudiosos, alternan libremente la construcción directa y la preposicional sin cambio de sentido. Los verbos psicológicos disfrutar y gozar se citan a menudo para ilustrar estos casos (disfrutar o gozar de la vida / disfrutar o gozar la vida).
Sanz Martin, Blanca Elena, Melis, Chantal   +1 more
exaly   +2 more sources

Literary language and diatopic variation: Catalan literary cultures

, 2010
V. Salvador
semanticscholar   +2 more sources

Translating English verbal collocations into Spanish: On distribution and other relevant differences related to diatopic variation

Lingvisticae Investigationes, 2015
G. Corpas
exaly   +2 more sources

Represent your origins: An analysis of the diatopic determinants of non-standard language use in French rap

International Journal of Francophone Studies, 2017
Martin R J Verbeke
exaly   +2 more sources

Diatopic variation in the referential meaning of the “Italian blues”

2018
Abstract Standard Italian blu is unanimously glossed as “dark blue”. In comparison, azzurro is referred to as either “light blue” or “medium blue” in different studies.
Galina Paramei, Mauro D'Orsi, Gloria Menegaz   +2 more
openaire   +2 more sources

A Newspaper Corpus for the Investigation of Diatopic Variation in Standard German – the ZDL-Regionalkorpus

Andreas Nolda, Adrien Barbaresi, Alexander Geyken   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

Tracking Jespersen’s cycle in Veronese and Bresciano

2023
This article provides an insight in the expression of sentential negation in two Italo-Romance varieties, i.e., Bresciano and Veronese. The fieldwork data gathered in Lumezzane (BS), Brescia, San Giovanni Lupatoto (VR) and Nogara (VR) shows an intriguing range of variation.
Tagliani M., Zivojinovic, J. (2023). Tracking Jespersen’s cycle in Veronese and Bresciano. Different Slants on Grammaticalization, 232 104.   +3 more
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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.
Cataldo, Violetta, Crocco, Claudia
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Diatopic variation in referential meaning of the ‘Italian blues’

2016
Recent psycholinguistic studies provide convincing evidence that Standard Italian has more than one basic colour term (BCT) for ‘blue’ (e.g. Bimler & Uusküla, 2014; Paggetti et al., 2016), challenging the Berlin and Kay model (1969/1991). These studies were carried out in different regions of Italy and, given the well-known diatopic variation of ...
Paramei, Galina V, D’Orsi, Mauro, MENEGAZ, Gloria   +2 more
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Diatopic variation as evidence for diachronic changes in the 20th and 21st centuries

Abstract In Latin American varieties of Spanish there is a series of pragmatic markers that fulfil similar functions. Tipo , onda and como are mitigators, but they also express ...
Wiltrud Mihatsch, Ana Vazeilles
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