Dutch Journal of Applied Linguistics 4:1
[Dutch Journal of Applied Linguistics, 4:1] 2015. vi, 140 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Non-nativeness in communication: Use and effects of foreign languages in advertisingJos Hornikx | pp. 1–5
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English-only job advertising in the Low Countries: The impact of job-related and company-related predictorsEline Zenner, Dirk Speelman, and Dirk Geeraerts | pp. 6–20
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English words and phrases in Dutch job advertisements: Do they function as peripheral persuasion cues?Frank van Meurs, Hubert Korzilius, and Liset Bergevoet | pp. 21–38
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De doeltreffendheid van een Italiaanse versus Nederlandse slagzin in een Italiaanse wijnreclameMariet Raedts en Natalie Dupré | pp. 39–57
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The curiosity-evoking capacity of foreign languages in advertisingJos Hornikx and Ellen Mulder | pp. 59–66
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Factors associated with foreign language anxiety: A study of Chinese university learners of Japanese and EnglishYinxing Jin, Kees de Bot, and Merel C.J. Keijzer | pp. 67–85
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The Interaction ToolTom Koole | pp. 86–100
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The language of quoting in academic writingLieke Verheijen | pp. 101–121
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Ob Italienisch Deutsch fördert: Warum Italienisch sprechende Kinder schneller Deutsch erwerben als einige andere Migrantengruppen in DeutschlandEugen Zaretsky und Benjamin P. Lange | pp. 122–140
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