CROSS-LINGUISTIC INFLUENCE EVIDENCED IN POSSESSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS: A STUDY WITH AN ENGLISH-SPANISH SIMULTANEOUS BILINGUAL CHILD

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Main Author: Luz Marina Vásquez Carranza
Format: Artículo científico
Language:en
Published: Universidad de Costa Rica 2010
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contents CROSS-LINGUISTIC INFLUENCE EVIDENCED IN POSSESSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS: A STUDY WITH AN ENGLISH-SPANISH SIMULTANEOUS BILINGUAL CHILD Luz Marina Vásquez Carranza Lengua y Literatura cross English child language linguistic influence Spanish bilingualism This study reports evidence of cross-linguistic influence in possessive constructions in the speech of an English- Spanish simultaneous bilingual child between ages 2;3 and 5;6. Although in English possessives might be prenominal (‘-s), they might also be post-nominal (of possessives); the latter realization of the possessive is restricted to certain semantic contexts. In contrast, possession is always post-nominal in Spanish. Unlike the monolingual child English data and the English parental speech which revealed mostly instances of the pre-nominal possessive (only 3% in the child data), the bilingual child produced post-nominal possessives in 33% of his English possessives. Similarly, though the monolingual child Spanish data revealed no non-target-like forms, the bilingual child produced a significant number of pre-nominal possessives (e.g.’de las cabritas mamá’), which is never grammatical in Spanish. The non-target-like forms found in the bilingual child data strongly suggest evidence of influence of Spanish onto English as well as influence of English onto Spanish. 2010 artículo científico 0378-0473 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=44248787012 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=442 Revista Káñina application/pdf Universidad de Costa Rica Revista Káñina (Costa Rica) Num.1 Vol.XXXIV
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spellingShingle CROSS-LINGUISTIC INFLUENCE EVIDENCED IN POSSESSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS: A STUDY WITH AN ENGLISH-SPANISH SIMULTANEOUS BILINGUAL CHILD
Luz Marina Vásquez Carranza
Lengua y Literatura
cross
English
child language
linguistic influence
Spanish bilingualism
CROSS-LINGUISTIC INFLUENCE EVIDENCED IN POSSESSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS: A STUDY WITH AN ENGLISH-SPANISH SIMULTANEOUS BILINGUAL CHILD Luz Marina Vásquez Carranza Lengua y Literatura cross English child language linguistic influence Spanish bilingualism This study reports evidence of cross-linguistic influence in possessive constructions in the speech of an English- Spanish simultaneous bilingual child between ages 2;3 and 5;6. Although in English possessives might be prenominal (‘-s), they might also be post-nominal (of possessives); the latter realization of the possessive is restricted to certain semantic contexts. In contrast, possession is always post-nominal in Spanish. Unlike the monolingual child English data and the English parental speech which revealed mostly instances of the pre-nominal possessive (only 3% in the child data), the bilingual child produced post-nominal possessives in 33% of his English possessives. Similarly, though the monolingual child Spanish data revealed no non-target-like forms, the bilingual child produced a significant number of pre-nominal possessives (e.g.’de las cabritas mamá’), which is never grammatical in Spanish. The non-target-like forms found in the bilingual child data strongly suggest evidence of influence of Spanish onto English as well as influence of English onto Spanish. 2010 artículo científico 0378-0473 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=44248787012 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=442 Revista Káñina application/pdf Universidad de Costa Rica Revista Káñina (Costa Rica) Num.1 Vol.XXXIV
title CROSS-LINGUISTIC INFLUENCE EVIDENCED IN POSSESSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS: A STUDY WITH AN ENGLISH-SPANISH SIMULTANEOUS BILINGUAL CHILD
topic Lengua y Literatura
cross
English
child language
linguistic influence
Spanish bilingualism
url https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=44248787012