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Translanguaging as a strategy for essential communication during the Covid-19 pandemic: A discourse analysis of a government official’s YouTube posts and the comments they prompted
During the pandemic, governments around the world had to implement innovative measures to ensure that lives were safe. Studies show …
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On two developments of (deontic) must in L1 South African English
This paper reconsiders the status of what is normally described as deontic must in L1 South African English (SAE), presently …
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Deconstructing the concept of colonial languages: The South-West Indian Ocean Islands
The central argument of this paper is that it is misleading to adopt simple, homogeneous frameworks that are based on …
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The Use of Stereotypes within South African Television Car Advertising using the German Language: A Multimodal Social Semiotic Approach
The use of German is a rare phenomenon in the South African television car advertising context, and thus seems to …
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A note in defence of Boghossian’s epistemic analyticity
Boghossian (1996) develops and defends an epistemic notion of analyticity. In doing so he highlights the inherent difficulty of rejecting …
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The potential of social media in the classroom in case of scarce resources: Students’ perspectives
In a digital age, the question of using social media in the classroom has sparked interests from both researchers and …
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Endangerment of Ruruuli-Lunyala language: Past and current trends
Ruruuli-Lunyala (JE.103; Glottocode: ruul1235, ISO 639-3: ruc) is the native language of the Baruuli and Banyala ethnic groups of Uganda. …
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“Eye on the big prize!”: Iconizing the Democratic Alliance in the Daily Sun
This article gives a snapshot view of how Mmusi Maimane’s rise to leadership in the Democratic Alliance (DA) in 2015 …
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“Ek sal en jy gaan.” The interaction between the modale auxiliaries sal and gaan
Traditionally sal, wil, moet and kan are regarded as the most common modal auxiliaries in Afrikaans. Recent literature has acknowledged …
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Teachers’ views towards, and practices in the teaching of mother tongue in Uganda: an ethnographic view
In this paper, we discuss teachers’ views and related classroom practices of teaching the mother tongue, (MT) Luganda as a …
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The practicality of theory Reciprocity, assessment and applied linguistics
In language assessment there is awareness that at a fundamental level it is a subfield of applied linguistics. Hence a …
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Uncovering a consonant chain shift in Gujarati
Chain shifts are not new to linguistics – the concept goes all the way back to the founding of the …
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Linguistic dualities: Deconstructible or defensible?
At least since Saussure, the idea that language can be understood through a number of dualitieshas been a defining trope …
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Watter tipe taal is Afrikaans?
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Vernacular Afrikaans: descriptions and attitudes
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The intersection of syntax and poetry in the first Hebrew acrostic poem of Lamentations
Acrostic poems in Biblical Hebrew are structured both by the successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet at the beginning of …
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/e/ en /o/, of /iə/ en /uə/?
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ʼn Metodologie vir die beskrywing van konstruksionaliseringsnetwerke Konstruksies met [in] as gevallestudie
Views on constructionalisation and constructional change are at the forefront of construction grammar approaches to language change. In order to …
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Notes on geminates in Sesotho
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“Rêrag pragtag”: A sociophonetic exploration of the vowel quality of the -ig suffix in Kaaps
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