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The Conundrum of Aspectual Suppletion in Istro-Romanian
Revue roumaine de linguistique, 2023In Istro-Romanian, there are two main groups of verbs, one inherited from Romance, one borrowed from the co-territorial Chakavian Croatian variety. The Croatian-derived verbs are specified for aspect, while the Romance ones are not. Generally, these groups do not interact.
Fabian Helmrich, Oana Uță Bărbulescu
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Notes on the Morphology and Syntax of a ‘Restsprache in Re’: Istro-Romanian
After taking a cursory look at the ancient world at the beginning, the article moves on to consider a language variety that is still spoken today, albeit in an advanced state of language shift: Istro-Romanian. Its high degree of permeability to the contact language (Croatian) will be discussed by adducing examples of morphology (verb tense and aspect ...
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Genus Alternans and Neuter Gender in Istro-Romanian: The Role of Bilingualism
Revue roumaine de linguistiqueThe relation between the genus alternans and the neuter in Istro-Romanian is not a mere problem of nomenclature, but a manifestation of bilngualism peculiar to the contact situation in which Istro-Romanian and Croatian/Čakavian have long found themselves.
Martin Maiden, Oana Uță Bărbulescu
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Istro-Romanian: A Romance-speaking enclave in a Slavic-speaking area
2020Istro-Romanian (ISO639–3: ruo) is a severely endangered Balkan Romance language spoken in the region of Istria in Croatia. A small number of middle-aged and elderly men and women living in six enclave villages speak the language alongside Croatian. While a Romance language, Istro- Romanian has undergone extensive contact influence from Croatian.
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Thematic evolution of ISTRO: transition in scientific issues and research focus from 1955 to 2000
Soil and Tillage Research, 2001Rattan Lal
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