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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Code switching (Linguistics)"”.

  1. Kliem Ingliż f’kuntesti differenti : Malti kontemporanju jew Malti Ingliż imħallat?

    Sa minn qabel ma bdejt dan il-kors, l-istudju dwar il-kuntatt tal-Ingliż mal-Malti dejjem kien jinteressani. Id-diversi lekċers li kellna dwar il-Malti Kontemporanju kif ukoll dwar il-Malti Ingliż Imħallat dejjem ressquni qrib dan ix-xogħol, iżda kienu t-teżijiet ta’ Franklyn Baldacchino u Amy …

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  2. Developing a pedagogy of pluralistic linguistic expression in the first year composition classroom

    <p>"Over the past 40 years, the field of composition has recognized of the importance of legitimizing students' linguistic diversity in the composition classroom. However, a framework for a pedagogy of linguistic diversity does not yet exist. This thesis seeks to provide such a framework by …

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  3. A lexical and morphological analysis of the vernacularization of medical vocabulary in Augsburg from 1470–1500: the creation and application of the German Medical Incunabula Corpus

    … is applied to multiple questions in historical linguistics. The first section of the analysis comprises a lexicological study in which a glossary of the key nouns used in GeMedIC is created and explored further using corpus linguistic methods. The next portion of the study focuses on the word …

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  4. Conversational code-switching among Japanese-English bilinguals who have Japanese background

    The aim of this study is to investigate the code-switching of native speakers of Japanese in an English-speaking context. The languages involved in code-switching therefore are English and Japanese. This is an instance of communication in the participants' first language, in a setting where the …

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