دفاتر في اللسانيات والتعليمية
Volume 4, Numéro 1, Pages 192-195
2011-06-30
Authors : Meghaghi Slimane .
From the beginning of modern sociolinguistics, a major goal has been the study of speech communities characterized by ‗Language Contact‘. The crucial point here, almost too obvious to merit stating, is that languages spoken by bilinguals are often altered such that ensuing changes differ from the results of internal processes of change within monolingual speech communities. In other words, languages spoken by bilinguals influence each other in various ways: Latin influenced the languages in the Western part of the Rome Empire; Anglo-Saxon largely impacted the preexisting Celtic languages in the British Isles; the Cajun French population of Louisiana has been in contact with English; native speakers of Québec French have witnessed a long history of English contact, and the Algerian speech community is no exception.
Language Contact - Algeria
Boutammina Boudjemaa Ali
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pages 176-200.
Harig Benmostefa Fatima Zohra
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Khelladi Sid Ahmed
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pages 511-525.
Melgani Haroun
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pages 484-498.
Bouanour Salah
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pages 1070-1083.