Organisation of a hybrid workshop about Creole Multilingualism
Reported and actual language attitudes towards Mauritian Creole
Language attitudes towards Telugu
For children growing up speaking the majority language of a country, there is often no question about what language will be used when they start school. This, however, is not the case for 40% of children all over the world, who are confronted with a completely foreign language when they go to school for the first time (UNESCO 2016).
It occurred to me recently how differently the same utterance can be viewed depending on who utters it. It was simply a case of a noun which had been verbed which got me thinking.
An investigation of three discourse markers in Mauritian Creole
Language in Mauritius' public spaces.
This study investigates the Linguistic Landscape (LL) within the German-speaking Community of Belgium with a focus on the role of French. Through examining the signs present in the towns of Eupen (north) and Sankt Vith (south), it contrasts the …