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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Libyan-arabic"”.

  1. Politeness and offering in Libyan Arabic hospitality

    … of offering and receiving hospitality in Libyan society and discusses the extent to which offers and refusals are conventionalized in Libyan Arabic language. I investigate the attitudes, beliefs and ideologies behind this conventional Libyan Arabic linguistic practice. The study looks …

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  2. Libyan-Arabic and English code-switching on Twitter

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2025-08-01

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  3. The Acquisition of Verb Inflection in Libyan Arabic: The Role of Input

    … the acquisition of verb inflection in Libyan Arabic (LA), and the role of input. It is a case study in which there is a single participant, a girl acquiring LA as a first language, and her parents are the main source of input. Data were collected by observation of naturalistic …

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  4. The Verb in Transitional Libyan Arabic: Morphomes, the Stem space and Principal parts

    Should we analyse Arabic morphology in terms of a morpheme-based approach or in terms of a stem-based approach? This is the question which has figured prominently in morphological debate in recent years, especially in Semitic linguistics with ablaut-rich inflectional systems. This study provides a …

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  5. The Acquisition of Morphosyntactic Properties of English Compounding and Transitivity Alternations by L1 Speakers of Libyan Arabic

    … properties in English by L1 speakers of Libyan Arabic: noun compounding (a lexical operation) and argument structure realization (a property at the semantics-syntax interface). The participants were selected at different stages of learning English in the classroom to provide a measure of …

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  6. The production and perception of Libyan Arabic stress patterns by English speaking learners: A comparison with native speakers

    … perception of some selected stress patterns in Libyan Arabic by English speaking learners and compares them to the production and perception of the native speakers. Two tasks were utilised to investigate the participants’ performance: a picture naming and an identification task. Word patterns …

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  7. The structure of Libyan Arabic discourse as depicted in two Arabic intwerviews [sic] recorded by the Libyan Jiha<d Studies Centre in Tripoli

    … thesis attempts to investigate the structure of Libyan Arabic discourse in general and interviews as a text-genre text-form in particular. This investigation includes conjunctions and their influence on the cohesion of interviews and certain other textual phenomena, i.e. repetition, parallelism …

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  8. Stress and Syncope in Tobruq Arabic an Eastern Libyan Dialect: A Stratal OT Account

    … for through a Stratal OT analysis, in Tobruq Libyan Arabic (TLA), which is a variety that belongs to the set of dialects that are referred to collectively as Eastern Libyan Arabic. As will transpire from this work, TLA differs from Benghazi Arabic, which is always taken to be a representative …

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  9. Tribe, Islam and state in Libya: analytical study of the roots of the Libyan tribal society and interaction up to the Qaramanli rule (1711-1835)

    … It is an analytical research of the roots of the Libyan tribal society and the interaction of tribe, Islam and State up to the Qaramänli rule (1711-1835). The study deals with the acclaimed blood lineage and the genealogical descent, which compels all Libyans to feel related to each other. It …

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