Language, Band 83George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2007 |
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... borrowing : lexicon is clearly the most readily borrowable element , and borrowing lexicon can lead to structural changes at every level of linguistic structure . ( Sankoff 2001 : 658 ) The borrowing of preposition - final constructions ...
... borrowing : lexicon is clearly the most readily borrowable element , and borrowing lexicon can lead to structural changes at every level of linguistic structure . ( Sankoff 2001 : 658 ) The borrowing of preposition - final constructions ...
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... borrowing seems to be the transfer type involved in many of the changes both authors describe . Clear examples are the cases of lexical borrowing from Portuguese into Tariana , and from English into first - generation Dutch , German ...
... borrowing seems to be the transfer type involved in many of the changes both authors describe . Clear examples are the cases of lexical borrowing from Portuguese into Tariana , and from English into first - generation Dutch , German ...
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... borrowing rather than interference through shift . A echoes this view very closely when she observes that ' there are absolutely no indications that speakers of East Tucanoan languages or of Tariana ever underwent a language shift ...
... borrowing rather than interference through shift . A echoes this view very closely when she observes that ' there are absolutely no indications that speakers of East Tucanoan languages or of Tariana ever underwent a language shift ...
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