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Multi-ethnolects: Kebabnorsk, Perkerdansk, Verlan, Kanakensprache, Straattaal, etc. [PDF]

, 2013
Jacomine Nortier, Margreet Dorleijn
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Le verlan : argot d'école ou langue des Keums ?

Mots: Les Langages Du Politique, 1984
Les auteurs de cet article analysent les différentes acceptions du terme verlan qui, outre une procédure technique, désigne trois phénomènes sociologiques distincts : le verlan, argot d'école, le verlan comme procédé formel et enfin le verlan comme variété de langage émergeant dans les banlieues des grandes villes.
Bachmann, Christian, Basier, Luc
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Speaking of the Suburbs: Verlan and the Culture of the French Banlieue

2013
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Le verlan ou le langage du miroir

Langages, 1991
Etude des regles de formation des mots et de la phonologie du verlan.
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Is the ‘Word’ Still a Phonological Unit in French? Evidence from Verlan

Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 2006
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Scientific achievement and legacy of Anatoly Fedorovych Verlan

Mathematical and computer modelling. Series: Technical sciences
Випуск присвячується пам’яті члена‑кореспондента та почесного академіка Національної академії педагогічних наук України, доктора технічних наук, професора Анатолія Федоровича ...
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Vecchio argot e verlan nel francese del rap, tra oralità e trascrizione

RILA : Rassegna Italiana di Linguistica Applicata : 3, 2021, 2022
From the analysis of a corpus of rap songs published in 2020, we will observe words from argot and verlan, two frequent phenomena in rap and in a diastratic variety also called « français contemporain des cités » (FCC), source of contemporary «parler jeune». The analysis will focus more specifically on the words in verlan, whose transcription we will
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A ‘verlan’ scribe in Deir el-Bersha: some Demotic inscriptions on quarry ceilings

The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 2008
Three fourth century bc Demotic inscriptions on the ceiling of underground limestone quarries in Deir el-Bersha turn out to be written from left to right with reversed signs. The only parallel for these Demotic reversals is another inscription on a quarry ceiling not far from Ptolemaïs, where parts are also written in mirror script.
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« En long, en large et en verlan »

2015
In the wake of the riots which affected French cities from November 2005, so-called writers of the banlieue gained a certain notoriety and are today known for a very particular use of language that the specialist in slang, Jean-Pierre Goudaillier, has called the contemporary French of the cities. This study analyses the literary usage of this sociolect,
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Le verlan est-il soluble dans l’orthographe française?

As an oral lexicogenic process, verlan is not intended to be written down, but the question of its spelling may arise for lexicography, literature, intralinguistic subtitling and advertising. Based on a study of the spellings of verlanised words in a corpus of transcriptions of rap lyrics, our analysis will focus in particular on the singular use of ...
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