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Prompt-based fine-tuning with multilingual transformers for language-independent sentiment analysis. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Ullah F, Faizullah S, Khan IU, Alghamdi T, Syed TA, Alkhodre AB, Ayub MS, Karim A.   +7 more
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Evaluation of simplified Arabic matrix test in children with normal hearing. [PDF]

Saudi Med J
Yousef MF, Asiri AA, Bin Dehaish SM, Marzuq AM, Almalki AA, Garrada MN, Khoja MA, Busaad IA, Mahrous MM.   +8 more
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LINGOCULTURAL ASPECT OF THE DIALECT IN ITALIAN LANGUAGE

International Humanitarian University Herald. Philology, 2019
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Methods of Diagnosing Speech Sound Disorders in Multilingual Children. [PDF]

Lang Speech Hear Serv Sch
Washington KN, Crowe K, Crowe K, McLeod S, Margetson K, Bazzocchi NBM, Kokotek LE, van der Straten Waillet P, Másdóttir T, Volhardt MDS.   +9 more
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Cross-Linguistic and Multicultural Considerations in Evaluating Bilingual Adults With Aphasia. [PDF]

Am J Speech Lang Pathol
Sung JE, Scimeca M, Li R, Kiran S.
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Impaired audio-visual associations in dyslexia: evidence beyond linguistic processing. [PDF]

NPJ Sci Learn
Pasqualotto A, Cochrane A, Venuti P, Bavelier D, Altarelli I.   +4 more
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Italian dialects in a minimalist perspective

, 2007
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Italian and Italo-Romance dialects

International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 2011
The relative status of dialects and Italian and the different patterns of language use have given rise to potentially different speech communities within the larger Italo-Romance domain. Such communities are mainly determined by the dimensions of geographical, social and age variation.
Silvia Dal Negro
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Prepositional “where” in Southern Italian Dialects

, 2020
This chapter investigates a phenomenon attested in some Southern Italian varieties, where a form identical to the wh-item meaning “where” can be used as a locative preposition. Since most of the dialects considered here only use P-where in cases of quasi-inalienable locative possession, this chapter adopts the recent proposal that the structural ...
Nicola Munaro, Cecilia Poletto
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