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there were almost 47 million in 2008 (U.S. Census Bureau), 15% of the nation's total population. Most live in the southern part of the USA, but many live in bigger cities like New York and Washington. This paper deals with the question of what kind of linguistic phenomenon Spanglish is. Is it a language, Creole, pidgin or another linguistic form? It is
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Latinos are the fastest growing population in America today. This two-volume encyclopedia traces the history of Latinos in the United States from colonial times to the present, focusing on their impact on the nation in its historical development and current culture.
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European Visions on Spanglish [PDF]
This flyer promotes a lecture by Professor Silvia Betti on the linguistic phenomenon of Spanglish, the fusion of Spanish and English spoken by Latin American immigrants.
Cuban Research Institute, Florida International University
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Este libro colectivo conlleva una “mirada distinta”, amplia, abierta, crítica sobre las actitudes lingüísticas de una sociedad heterogénea, multicultural y deslumbrante que vive en los Estados Unidos, los hispanounidenses.
BETTI, SILVIA
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Varianty španělštiny a spanglish v USA
Tato práce se zabývá problematikou španělštiny a jejího vlivu na anglický jazyk na území Spojených států amerických. Cílem je vyzdvihnout předevší variantu spanglish. Práce je rozdělena do čtyř sekcí.
Broulíková, Jana
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¿Error o variante? Un enfoque socioemocional sobre el feedback docente hacia el spanglish
Este artículo analiza las actitudes de 41 docentes de español en Estados Unidos, de origen latinoamericano, hacia las alternancias de código y el spanglish de sus estudiantes.
Carmen González Gómez
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Hibridizacija slovaščine v rabi kot rezultat konvergence sodobne slovaščine s češčino
V prispevku pregledno orišemo glavne zgodovinske razvojne tendence slovaščine v odnosu do divergence in konvergence s češčino, kar je tesno povezano z vprašanjem jezikovnega purizma.
Jozef Pallay
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Spanglish in Piña-Rosales' Modern-day “Don Quijote en Manhattan”
This research aims to contribute to our understanding of Spanglish, namely by examining Gerardo Piña Rosales’ short story “Don Quijote en Manhattan” (2006).
Ricard Morant, Debra Westall
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The Value of Spanglish in the Rio Grande Valley
We naturally learn to speak from the language of those around us. In Texas, there exists a border region known as the Rio Grande Valley, which utilizes a mix of English and Spanish language.
Ramirez, Julia, Ramos, Lillian
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