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Modality in Philippine English
Journal of English Linguistics, 2014The diachronic study of Philippine English (PhilE) has recently become possible through the compilation of a PhilE corpus (Phil-Brown) at De La Salle University. The period of time defined by Phil-Brown (whose sampling period was the late 1950s to the early 1960s) and ICE-Phil, the Philippines component of the International Corpus of English ...
Peter Collins +2 more
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English World-Wide, 2023
This paper presents the Twitter Corpus of Philippine Englishes (TCOPE): a dataset of 27 million tweets amounting to 135 million words collected from 29 cities across the Philippines.
W. D. Gonzales
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This paper presents the Twitter Corpus of Philippine Englishes (TCOPE): a dataset of 27 million tweets amounting to 135 million words collected from 29 cities across the Philippines.
W. D. Gonzales
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Asian Englishes, 2023
Subject–verb agreement is an overlooked grammatical aspect of Philippine English especially in academic registers. This study analyses Philippine English subject–verb agreement in published research articles (RAs) written by Filipino researchers across ...
H. Hernandez
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Subject–verb agreement is an overlooked grammatical aspect of Philippine English especially in academic registers. This study analyses Philippine English subject–verb agreement in published research articles (RAs) written by Filipino researchers across ...
H. Hernandez
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Situating Philippine English in University Internationalization Efforts
International Research Journal of Multidisciplinary ScopeEnglish is central to internationalization in higher education institutions, yet the role of its nativized varieties, such as the Philippine English (PhE), remains under examined.
Joan C. Ravago +9 more
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CHARACTERIZING PHILIPPINE ENGLISH PHONOLOGY IN READ AND SPONTANEOUS SPEECH STYLES
Journal of English Education, 2023This paper aims to describe the phonological features of Philippine English (PE) in different speech styles. As argued, English has multiplicity of norms depending on the context of use, and that the occurrence of different speech forms in a variety of ...
Annie Mae Berowa
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Students’ Perception, Recognition and Adaptation of Philippine English in Higher Education
Pedagogy Review: An International Journal of Educational Theories, Approaches and StrategiesThe study aims to determine the perception, recognition and adaptation of Philippine English in higher education at the University of Cebu-Main Campus.
Pedro O. Quiñal Jr. +1 more
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Mextesol Journal
The spread of English throughout the globe has resulted in the existence of various Englishes owned by different users of the language. As a result, much research, such as attitudinal studies on English varieties, are predominant. Philippine English as
Abdul Wahid Tocalo +4 more
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The spread of English throughout the globe has resulted in the existence of various Englishes owned by different users of the language. As a result, much research, such as attitudinal studies on English varieties, are predominant. Philippine English as
Abdul Wahid Tocalo +4 more
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Journal of Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Philippine English has been crucial in understanding students' perceptions of language varieties and linguistic identity. To understand this phenomenon, the faculty plays a vital role in language teaching.
Rohilyn Taji +3 more
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Philippine English has been crucial in understanding students' perceptions of language varieties and linguistic identity. To understand this phenomenon, the faculty plays a vital role in language teaching.
Rohilyn Taji +3 more
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World Englishes, 2014
ABSTRACTIn this paper, I argue that the Three Circles Model of Kachru, a profoundly influential and instructive model for approaching the varieties of Englishes across the world, might be re‐examined in the context of the Philippines, in order to better capture the sociolinguistic realities of Outer Circle speakers of English.
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ABSTRACTIn this paper, I argue that the Three Circles Model of Kachru, a profoundly influential and instructive model for approaching the varieties of Englishes across the world, might be re‐examined in the context of the Philippines, in order to better capture the sociolinguistic realities of Outer Circle speakers of English.
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Subject-verb Concord of Nouns with Latin Plural Endings in Philippine English
LEARN Journal: Language Education and Acquisition Research NetworkThis study investigates the subject-verb (SV) concord of nouns with Latin plural endings in Philippine English. Despite the seemingly straightforward nature of SV agreement, it poses challenges for first-language (L1) and second-language (L2) English ...
A. Morallo, Shirley N. Dita
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