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(2023-09-29)Recent decades have seen an increase in the prevalence of the use of computational methods in the study of language, including in sociolinguistics. These methods allow for the study of language variation through the ...
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(2023-09-29)Heritage speakers are those whose home language differs from the language of their inhabited region. This can include native speakers who immigrate, or parents who chose to use their non-native language at home for various ...
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(2023-09-29)Examining the narrative microstructure of non-dominant bilinguals is crucial as it can help us comprehend the processes of simultaneous language acquisition and how children develop their language skills, potentially ...
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(2023-09-29)Our comparative study focuses on examining the word formation processes of English and Spanish neologisms collected from Among The New Words in American Speech (English data) and El Banco de Neologismos from Centro Virtual ...
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(2023-09-29)Different names are used when people refer to the same entity (e.g., “bread” vs “bagel”). We built on the ManyNames v2 dataset, a rich resource of real-world images annotated with multiple English names, to create a ...
