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Navigating the Complexity of Bilingual Aphasia: Current Insights and Future Directions. [PDF]

Brain Sci
Russell-Meill M, Marte MJ, Carpenter E, Kiran S.   +3 more
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The role of anchor objects in scene function understanding. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Müller Karoza LA, Wiesmann SL, Võ ML.
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Ah oui, je colle ma wig et j’arrive : a linguistic and contextual analysis of English lexical borrowing on Drag Race France (2022)

Damien Mooney
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MODERN ENGLISH LEXICAL BORROWINGS AND THEIR INTEGRATION INTO UZBEK

Furkatova Madina Furkat kizi
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LEXICAL TYPOLOGY AND BORROWINGS IN ENGLISH, RUSSIAN, AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Sodiqova Mumtozbegim Olimjon qizi
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Small-Scale Multilingualism Through the Prism of Lexical Borrowing

International Journal of Bilingualism, 2021
Aims and Objectives: We assess whether data on lexical borrowing obtained through field elicitation may point not only to a specific donor language but also to its specific regional variety, and whether these data are a reliable tool for reconstructing ...
Mikhail Daniel, Samira Verhees
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Lexical Borrowing

Danko Šipka
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Lexical borrowing in Korean

ACADEMICIA: An International Multidisciplinary Research Journal, 2021
AbstractThis article is devoted to the study of borrowed words in Korean. Attention is paid to the adopted words from English. The article definesand ‘Konglish’ words including some examples with their definitions and usage.
Kim Nataliya Dek-Xenovna, Jumaniyazova Feruza Iskanderovna   +1 more
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Neighbors and Lexical Borrowings

Language, 1973
Even with the recent interest in correlating linguistic performance with sociological variables, the tendency in discussions of lexical borrowing is to focus on the words themselves and to ignore the process. This paper argues that the process of borrowing determines what is borrowed.
Carol Myers Scotton, John Okeju
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