Sociolinguistics Symposium 19
Freie Universität Berlin | August 21-24, 2012
Programme: accepted abstracts
You looked for the abstracts in Session 179: Mutual intelligibility of closely related languages in a multilingual Europe
- Comparing effectiveness of ELF, L1-L2 interaction and receptive multilingualism in Computer-Mediated Communication (CMC) (ID: 449)
Hendriks, Berna - EuroComGerm five years on: Critical assessments of the method as applied to different constellations within the Germanic languages (ID: 1318)
Duke, Janet - European intercomprehension and research on multilingualism (ID: 931)
Hufeisen, Britta - Germanic sound correspondences in didactic presentation and in reality (ID: 1362)
Möller, Robert - Introduction (ID: 1490)
Hufeisen, Britta - Mutual Intelligibility in the Germanic, Romance and Slavic Language Area (ID: 426)
Swarte, Femke - Mutual intelligibility in languange learning context: linguistic and strategic determinants of comprehension of Estonian and Finnish (ID: 1143)
Kaivapalu, Annekatrin - Mutual intelligibility of Dutch-German cognates by children (ID: 501)
Gooskens, Charlotte - Recognising cognates in an unknown language variety: the impact of cognitive factors (ID: 566)
Vanhove, Jan - Slowly or clearly? The impact of syllable deletion and articulation rate in Danish for its intelligibility in Scandinavia (ID: 1036)
Schüppert, Anja - The effect of regular sound changes on word intelligibility in the Mainland Scandinavian languages (ID: 730)
Kürschner, Sebastian - The mutual intelligibility of Slavic languages and its potential for the Sorbian language revival (ID: 834)
Sloboda, Marián