Languages in Contrast 21:2
[Languages in Contrast, 21:2] 2021. iii, 160 pp.
Publishing status: Available
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Table of Contents
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“I guess anyone would do that wouldn’t they?”: How do native speakers of Norwegian and English hedge in informal conversations?Stine Hulleberg Johansen | pp. 163–185
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Mapping Eurolects: An aggregate perspective on similarities between legislative varietiesLaura Mori and Benedikt Szmrecsanyi | pp. 186–216
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Modelling crosslinguistic n‑gram correspondence in typologically different languagesJiří Milička, Václav Cvrček and Lucie Lukešová | pp. 217–249
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Vocative melodies in Spanish and English: A cross-linguistic analysisSergio Robles-Puente | pp. 250–274
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On nonce echo constructions expressing disapproval and annoyance: A contrastive analysis of colloquial phrases in English and SpanishJosé A. Sánchez Fajardo | pp. 275–297
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Paraphrase and parallel treebank for the comparison of French and Chinese syntaxRafaël Poiret, Simon Mille and Haitao Liu | pp. 298–322
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