by Language Rich Blog The Languages for the Future report identifies Spanish, Arabic, French, Mandarin Chinese, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Turkish and Japanese as the languages most vital to the UK over the next 20 years. They were chosen based on economic, geopolitical, cultural and educational factors including the needs of UK businesses, the UK’s overseas trade targets,...
Applied linguistics / Bilingualism / Discourse studies / Language policy / Pragmatics / Sociolinguistics and Dialectology Edited by Anne-Claude Berthoud, François Grin and Georges Lüdi University of Lausanne / University of Geneva / University of Basel This book addresses the meanings and implications of multilingualism and its uses in a context of rapid changes, in Europe and around the ...
Written Language Skills and Multilingualism Aims and Scope There has been relatively little previous research on the written language skills of older children with German as their second language. This study uses the theoretical perspective of written language development research to explore the question of whether the syntactic written language skills of monolingual high school and...
coordonné par Marie-Pierre Escoubas Benveniste et Sonia Di Vito Accès direct au site Introduction-Introduzione Giuseppe Ciccarone, Préambule - Premessa Giorgio Alleva, Avant-propos - Prefazione Marie-Pierre Escoubas-Benveniste et Sonia Di Vito, Quel plurilinguisme pour quel environnement professionnel multilingue? Quale plurilinguismo per quale ambito...
Texte de présentation Das Buch hält eine Rückschau auf die letzten zehn Jahre Sprachenpolitik in Österreich. ExpertInnen nehmen zu den zentralen Aktionsfeldern österreichischer Sprachenpolitik Stellung. Sie schließen dabei an die Bestandsaufnahme 2001 an (Busch/de Cillia 2003) und skizzieren die Entwicklungen im Zeitraum von 2001 bis 2011. In der Mehrzahl der...
Texte de présentation This study examines the use of English in Switzerland from a multilingual perspective based on a corpus of 400 interviews collected in the German speaking Canton of Zurich. It presents a framework for explaining the linguistic interaction that arises as a result of the use of a «globalizing» language in a multilingual context. It has given the relationships...
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