Heritage speakers are native speakers of a minority language they learn at home, but due to
socio-political pressure from the majority language spoken in their community, their heritage …

A common diagnostic for distinguishing between arguments and adjuncts is obligatoriness/
optionality: as a rule of thumb, arguments are obligatory and adjuncts are optional. However …

This paper investigates Turkish subordinate constructions in 201 fictional narratives told by
102 bilingual Turkish-Swedish children (age 4 to 7), growing up in Sweden with Turkish as a …

Turkish is a pervasive minority language in Germany spoken around the country. Not only is
it frequently heard in urban centres but it can also be seen displayed on shop signs, posters …

How does complex syntax develop in heritage language children? This study investigates
child Turkish heritage speakers' comprehension and production of relative clauses (RCs) in …

This chapter discusses the case of Turkish as a heritage language in Germany, considering
the factors affecting heritage language maintenance and education, including parental and …

In heritage language (HL) bilingualism, recent work has focused on understanding the
dynamic effects that different input types can have on heritage language development and …

Turkish is a language described as relying predominantly on non-finite subordination in the
domain of clause combining. However, there are also strategies of finite subordination, as …

Based on ethnographic data collected in a bilingual setting and subsequently turned into a
plurilingual corpus, this dissertation examines some aspects of the acquisition and …

As is well known, Turkish is a language which has predominantly non-finite subordination in
the domain of clause combining. In addition, Turkish contains a variety of strategies of finite …