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Vowel Production in the Speech of Western Armenian Heritage Speakers

Heritage Language Journal, 2004
This study investigates whether the age at which English becomes dominant for Western Armenian bilinguals in the United States affects their vowel production in Western Armenian. Participating in the study were ten Western-Armenian bilinguals who learned English before age 8, ten bilinguals who did not learn English until adulthood, and one Western ...
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Pluralization in Colloquial Western Armenian: semantic and discoursal implications

Slovo, 2001
Pluralization is commonly thought of in terms of agreement in most languages and across language families. In the domain of morphology, it is relegated to an inflectional process. Though not stated in so many words, it is considered redundant in English at least because a failure to apply agreement has neither grammatical nor communicative consequence.
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Connections between the Middle Armenian and Western Armenian Languages in the System of the Imperative Mode: Imperative (Singular)

Scientific Proceedings of Vanadzor State University. Humanities and Social Sciences
Key words: language, verb, derivative verb, conjugation, mode, conjuction The connection between the language systems of Western Armenian and Middle Armenian are at different linguistic levels. Considering the verb conjugation system, it can be noted that it was Middle Armenian that mostly influenced the development of Western Armenian language: so ...
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Specificity and agreement in standard Western Armenian

1997
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Linguistics and Philosophy, 1997. ; Includes bibliographical references (p. 226-231). ; by Michele Sigler. ; Ph.D.
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The ABCFM press and the development of the Western Armenian language

2020
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(Negative) concord and head directionality in Western Armenian

2013
This thesis focuses on concord structures found in Western Armenian. I label a structure as concord if two morphemes found in the same clause bear the same feature, yet only result in one semantic interpretation of that feature. The main focus of the thesis is that of negative concord in Western Armenian.
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The Voicing Contrast in Stops and Affricates in the Western Armenian of Lebanon

Interspeech 2019, 2019
Niamh E. Kelly, Lara Keshishian
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The Publication of Western Armenian Literature in the Twentieth Century (1920–2000)

2014
The first decade of the twentieth century found the Armenian population in the paradoxical situation of insecurity and emerging at the same time: concentrated in historical Armenia in both its western and eastern sectors, as the "Armenian provinces" of two Empires separated by the international Russo-Turkish border; subject in the west to quasi ...
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The French Influence on the Western Armenian Renaissance

The Modern Language Journal, 1966
Leonora Cohen Rosenfield, James Etmekjian   +1 more
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Effects of Zero Morphology on Syncretism and Allomorphy in Western Armenian Verbs

Proceedings of the Workshop on Turkic and Languages in Contact With Turkic, 2021
Hossep Dolatian, Peter Guekguezian
exaly