Language Contact and Bilingualism
Bilingualism And Language Contact: The Existing Relationship With Particular Reference To The Linguistic Situation In Nigeria
... in contact through travels, trade, war and conquest, migration ...in contact, certain phenomenon comes into play. These include language change, language assimilation, diglossia, ...
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Language Contact and Identity in Roman Britain
... in contact in Roman Britain gives a perspective of the various identities that composed the population of this Imperial ...first language of the native inhabitants of Britain was a Celtic ...Celtic ...
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Transfer and language contact: The case of Pirahã
... the contact phenomena looked at are at the level of society, such as ‘propagated’ loans that have been accepted by speakers of a group (Croft, ...of language contact look at individual speakers and ...
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Unraveling multilingualism in times past. The interplay of language contact, language use and language planning
... The second challenge just mentioned, the so-called ‘bad-data problem’, is in fact the explicit focus of the papers by McDonald and Litty. As both rightly note, we can deduce a lot more from ‘bad data’ than most realize, ...
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From Bengali to English: sequential bilingualism of a second-generation British Bangladeshi
... dominant language since minority languages are viewed as unimportant or problematic, and English is assumed to be the more valuable ...foreign language learning and teaching in Britain and the curriculum ...
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Review of studies focused on bilingualism
... school language appear to be associated with low-level second language proficiency, scholastic insufficiency, and psychosocial disorders (Hakuta and Mostafapour, ...another language from the mother ...
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Comparison of Emotional Intelligence, Self-Esteem, and Aggression in Monolinguals and Bilinguals
... (2010). Bilingualism has positive effects that facilitate learning a new language, increase EI and self-esteem and could contribute to an acceptable personal adaptation, successful social communication, and ...
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... folk bilingualism. One similarity with folk bilingualism is that even though the L1 is the dominant language (in number of speakers) and the aim of bilingual education is explicitly towards additive ...
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A study of language identity and shift: the Calvinist Dutch of west Michigan
... their language until the early 1700s, and then gradually lost it through the colonial ..."English-Dutch bilingualism was surely a fact of life for the Dutchmen of Bergen County from the middle of the 18 ...
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IRIS : a new resource for second language research
... education, amongst other sub-disciplines. Areas that can be researched using instruments from IRIS include the processing, representation and acquisition of L2s, the effectiveness of particular instructional ...
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Comparative Study of Degree of Bilingualism in Lexical Retrieval and Language Learning Strategies
... their language learning strategies on their respective lexical retrieval ...specific language learning strategies used by the bilinguals could potentially influence their lexical retrieval ...different ...
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Existence Of Good And True Use Of Indonesian Language: Exploring Bilingualism And Diglossia
... of language seems to be quite mixed between Indonesian, Palembang, and regional ...Palembang language as B1 is moved and merged with the local language, the difference was greater, and the main ...
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Language contact and areal linguistics
... Eckert, Penelope and Sally McConnell-Ginet. 1995. "Constructing meaning, constructing selves: Snapshots of language, gender, and class from Belten High." In Hall, Kira and Mary Bucholtz (eds.), Gender ...
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Language Skills and Economic Returns
... strong language effects on earnings outside Quebec (where the returns to bilingualism in French and English are generally positive), thereby confirming the findings from the United ...
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RELEVANCE OF BILINGUALISM IN ADULT LEARNERS’ ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH-WEST NIGERIA
... English Language without deviation into any other ...English Language and the mother tongue, College of Education, Ikere Ekiti was used as the Control Group (Conventional Instructional ...
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Language contact and language blend: Kumandene Tariana of Northwest Amazonia
... Acknowledgements. My work was partly supported by two Discovery Projects from the Australian Research Council ('The world through the prism of language' and 'The grammar of knowledge'). I am grateful to my ...
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An Investigation of Bilingualism
... of bilingualism is meant to have started when young children begin hearing not just one language but two ...second language may start at a later ...first language acquisition (abbreviated form ...
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Transitional bilingualism : a study of the language experience of some families of Pakistani origin living in Britain
... Many types of study have emerged: statistical and often comparative studies of the extent to which shift has taken place in various communities, discussion of factors conducive to shift [r] ...
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Towards a Better Understanding of Bilingualism: Considerations for Teachers of Children with Speech, Language and Communication Needs
... developmental language disorders in bilingual children has made significant advances since the seminal work by Paradis ...developmental language disorders is similar to the gap between typically developing ...
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English loanwords in modern Russian language
... Language contact, language change and lexical borrowings have occurred all over the world and Russia is no ...the language by limiting their exposure to the ...
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