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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Cairene Arabic"”.
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Topicalisation of the noun phrase in colloquial Cairene Arabic
… of the Noun Phrase in Colloquial Cairene Arabic (CCA). The Approach is outlined by the Extended Standard Theory TG model, but relevant Functionalist views have been considered to account for Topic-comment alignment in the dialect. Part I, therefore, lays the necessary background …
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Terms of Status in Colloquial Cairene Arabic: A Study in Educational Linguistics
The study presented here is framed within a research area of code-switching and code-mixing approach advocated by B. Kachru.
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Corpus study of tense, aspect, and modality in diglossic speech in Cairene Arabic
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The phonetic correlates of pharyngealization and pharyngealization spread patterns in Cairene Arabic an acoustic and real-time magnetic resonance imaging study
… plain and pharyngealized speech sounds in Arabic are a secondary posterior constriction and a lowered tongue body implicated in the production of the latter type. This articulatory configuration, pharyngealization, affects neighboring segments according to spread patterns that differ across …
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A Markedness Approach to Epenthesis in Arabic Speakers' L2 English
This thesis explores how Cairene Arabic, Iraqi Arabic, and Najdi Arabic speakers deal with complex syllable margins in their L2 English. While previous studies have attributed Cairene and Iraqi speakers’ pronunciations of English syllables that contain consonant clusters to transfer of allowed …
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A Markedness Approach to Epenthesis in Arabic Speakers' L2 English
This thesis explores how Cairene Arabic, Iraqi Arabic, and Najdi Arabic speakers deal with complex syllable margins in their L2 English. While previous studies have attributed Cairene and Iraqi speakers’ pronunciations of English syllables that contain consonant clusters to transfer of allowed …