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An appraisal of the Language Contact Profile as a tool to research local engagement in study abroad
, 2016Assessing the type and quantity of out-of-class foreign language (L2) interaction that learners engage in is crucial in study abroad research. This assessment has commonly been performed with the Language Contact Profile (LCP).
J. Fernández, A. Tapia
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2020
The Berber languages are indigenous to North Africa, in which their first written attestations date back more than two millennia, and extend south from the Mediterranean across the Sahara well into the Sahel. At present, most Berber speakers live in Morocco and Algeria, but smaller communities of speakers continue to be scattered throughout this range,
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The Berber languages are indigenous to North Africa, in which their first written attestations date back more than two millennia, and extend south from the Mediterranean across the Sahara well into the Sahel. At present, most Berber speakers live in Morocco and Algeria, but smaller communities of speakers continue to be scattered throughout this range,
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Modeling world Englishes from the perspective of language contact
, 2016Research into world Englishes has continued to expand and diversify since the publication of foundational studies in the late 1970s and early 1980s. From then on, the question of how to model the plurality of Englishes has inspired a range of answers ...
A. Onysko
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Grammaticalization and language contact
2012AbstractThis article examines the relation between language contact and grammaticalisation. It argues that the notion of contact-driven grammaticalisation represents an attempt to address these questions within the framework of an overall theory of grammaticalisation.
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Language Contact and Language Conflict
Language, 19961. List of contributors 2. Foreword 3. Introduction (by Putz, Martin) 4. Part I: Theoretical orientations: The interaction of language and culture 5. Radical cultural difference: Anthropology's myth? (by Keesing, Roger M.) 6. Culture, cognition, and grammar (by Langacker, Ronald W.) 7.
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The Phonology of Language Contact
, 2017This chapter surveys the impact of language contact on phonological systems. The phonology of one language may influence that of another in several ways, including lexical borrowing, rule borrowing, Sprachbund features, and interlanguage effects ...
Samuel A. Andersson, O. Sayeed, B. Vaux
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Language Contact and Language Endangerment
2018Language endangerment almost always involves language contact, but language contact does not always lead to endangerment: safe language contact features balanced bilingualism, and unsafe language contact features transitional bilingualism. In safe contact situations, neither of the languages in contact is likely to disappear unless and until the ...
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Language Contact and Language Attrition
2019This chapter focuses on language contact phenomena typical in language attrition processes. It starts from the assumption that language contact is a bilingual practice reflecting the processing/use of language in a bilingual speaker’s repertoire. Defining key terms such as borrowing, transference, and convergence, the chapter addresses typical language
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