International Journal of Bilingualism: interdisciplinary studies of multilingual behaviour

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  Año 2024, Vol. 28, Número 5

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      Regional background and donor-language fluency as predictors of Finnish loanword frequency in Finland-Swedish

      Janine A. E. Strandberg, Charlotte Gooskens, Anja Schüppert

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      págs. 761-776

      
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      Native languages and aspect-marking in New Englishes: The (im)perfective in Namibian English

      Gerald Stell

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      págs. 777-798

      
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      Lexical tonal effects in code-switching: A comparative study of Cantonese, Mandarin, and Vietnamese switching with English

      Katrina Kechun Li, Li Nguyen, Christopher Bryant, Kayeon Yoo

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      págs. 799-827

      
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      Cross-linguistic influence in the comprehension of reflexive possessive pronouns in L3 and L4 Swedish

      Kamil Długosz

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      págs. 828-844

      
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      Predicting language dominance in Spanish/English bilingual adults based on relative speech-in-speech recognition scores

      Tiana Cowan, Lauren Calandruccio, Emily Buss, Barbara Rodriguez, Lori J. Leibold

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      págs. 845-862

      
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      Tracking global English changes through local data: Intensifiers in German Learner English

      Julia Davydova

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      págs. 863-883

      
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      Frequent native language use supports phonemic and semantic verbal fluency in L1 and L2: An extended analysis of verbal fluency task performance in an L1 language attrition population

      Nana Lehtinen, Anna Kautto, Kati Renvall

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      págs. 884-906

      
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      Affordances of code-switching in Polish–Australian families: An exploration of language ideologies, practices and management

      Piotr Romanowski

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      págs. 907-925

      
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      Deconstructing verbal and nonverbal accommodation in Arabic cross-dialectal communication

      Dris Soulaimani, Brahim Chakrani

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      págs. 926-943

      
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      Determination of bilingualism subtypes and their relationship with linguistic abilities in Lebanese bilinguals

      Rania Kassir, Halim Abboud, Olivier Godefroy

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      págs. 944-961

      
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      Differential emotional expression in autobiographical narratives: The case of Arabic–English bilinguals

      Dina Abdel Salam El-Dakhs, Mervat M. Ahmed, Jeanette Altarriba, Suhad Sonbul

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      págs. 962-979

      
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      “Eat Me! Eat Me! tounsi”: English in Tunisian linguistic landscapes beyond the official policy legislations

      Fethi Helal

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      págs. 980-1001

      
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      Using a foreign language does not make you think more: Null effects of using a foreign language on cognitive reflection and numeracy

      Wojciech Milczarski, Anna Borkowska, Mariola Paruzel-Czachura, Michał Białek

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      págs. 1002-1015

      
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      Pseudorelatives, relatives, and L1 attrition: Resilience and vulnerability in parser biases

      Alex Cairncross, Margreet Vogelzang, Ianthi Tsimpli

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      págs. 1016-1032

      
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      Acoustic adjustments of clear speech in Korean heritage vowel production

      Seung-Eun Chang

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      págs. 1033-1052

      

  • Research Note

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      Reversed asymmetrical switch costs in voluntary language switching: Evidence from typed responses

      Andrea M. Philipp, Marc Syndicus, Mathieu Declerck

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      págs. 1053-1064