Worldwide Trend Analysis of Psycholinguistic Research on Code Switching Using Bibliometrix R-tool
Z Zhong, L Fan - SAGE Open, 2023 - journals.sagepub.com
The study of bilingualism and multilingualism has gained increasing prominence in the
context of globalization. As a result, research on code switching has garnered growing …
context of globalization. As a result, research on code switching has garnered growing …
[HTML][HTML] Adjective position in the code-switched speech of Spanish and Papiamento heritage speakers in the Netherlands: Individual differences and methodological …
Introduction This study examines adjective-noun order in code-switched constructions by
heritage speakers of Spanish and Papiamento in the Netherlands. Given that Dutch differs …
heritage speakers of Spanish and Papiamento in the Netherlands. Given that Dutch differs …
The use of Spanglish in Latin Rap Music: An analysis of inter-and intraclausal code-switching
O Balam, J Shelton - Bilingual Review/Revista Bilingüe, 2023 - bilingualreviewjournal.org
The present study sheds light on the linguistic nature of Spanish/English code-switching–
one of the multiple manifestations of Spanglish–in music. In contrast to previous work that …
one of the multiple manifestations of Spanglish–in music. In contrast to previous work that …
A semantic analysis of bilingual compound verbs in two contact Spanish communities
O Balam, LP Leutza, I Michalski… - Research in Corpus …, 2024 - ricl.aelinco.es
Although previous work has contributed to our knowledge of bilingual compound verbs
(BCVs) in different code-switching varieties, there is scant research on the semantic nature …
(BCVs) in different code-switching varieties, there is scant research on the semantic nature …
On the Linguistic Analysis of Central American Spanish in Monolingual and Bi/Multilingual Contexts
In 1983, John Lipski wrote that, in comparison to the rest of Latin America, the linguistic
study of Central American Spanish (henceforth CAS) varieties was “still in diapers”(p. 272) …
study of Central American Spanish (henceforth CAS) varieties was “still in diapers”(p. 272) …