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Nederlandse Taalkunde - Volume 18, Issue 1, 2013
Volume 18, Issue 1, 2013
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De integratie van Engels in Vlaamse jongerentaal kwantitatief en kwalitatief bekeken: das wel nice! :p
Authors: Benny De Decker & Reinhild VandekerckhoveThe paper focuses on the presence of English in a written chat corpus produced by Flemish adolescents in their late teens whose native language is (a variety of) Dutch. Topics include the relative presence of lexemes and word categories, the effect on the target language (Dutch) and the way the loans are integrated into the chatspeak of the teenagers, i.e. (g)localisation processes. In quantitative terms, the impact of English o Read More
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Feiten en fictie - Taalvariatie in Vlaamse televisiereeksen vroeger en nu
Authors: Sarah Van Hoof & Bram Vande kerckhoveThis article presents a comparative corpus analysis of the language variation in Flemish TV fiction series broadcast around 1980 and in the late 2000s, in order to assess the oftenheard claim that the use of Standard Dutch in TV fiction has decreased in favor of so-called tussentaal, an ‘intermediate’ variety. Using mixed-effects logistic regression, we assessed the effect of period on the use of 7 tussentaal markers in 21 Read More
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Football wordt voetbal - De vroegste geschiedenis van voetbalvocabulair in het Nederlands – lexicologie, fonologie, morfologie
More LessFootball (soccer), the current number one sport practised in the Netherlands, was introduced into Dutch sports and educational culture in the final two decades of the 19th century, as one of the manifestations of a continental literary, cultural and political ‘anglomania’. This event implied new vocabulary, the introduction of which into Dutch is traced in this article. Investigating previous turn of the century football vocabulary in l Read More
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The syntactic analysis of the Dutch absentive construction
More LessThis squib discusses Dutch absentive constructions like Jan is vissen ‘Jan is off fishing’. The literature on this construction so far has mainly paid attention to the meaning of the construction. This paper focuses on the syntactic analysis; two competing approaches will be compared according to which the verb zijn is, respectively, a copular verb and an auxiliary verb. It will be shown that the latter approach is the correct one.
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