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monoglot 1. używać tylko jednego języka; 2. osoba, która mówi tylko w jednym języku. monoglot 1. menggunakan satu bahasa sahaja; 2. orang yg hanya bertutur dlm satu bahasa.
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Working Papers and Proceedings of the Center for ... - Halaman 1
Monoglot. "Standard". in. America: Standardization. and. Metaphors. of. Linguistic. Hegemony. Michael Silversiein The evidence of societal plurilingualism is everywhere about us, on urban public transportation, in classrooms, wherever ...
Richard J. Parmentier, Greg Urban
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The Sociolinguistics of Globalization - Halaman 165
This pattern of categorization, in which subjects are placed 'in' or 'outside' normalcy depending on how 'normal' their language repertoire is, belongs to what Silverstein calls a 'monoglot ideology'. A monoglot ideology makes time and space ...
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Linguistic Minorities, Society, and Territory - Halaman 114
There were no monoglot speakers of Breton; the last seem to have died about 1970 and were all women. The monoglot French over 40 were all incomers while the Breton-speaking included three — the children of temporary emigrants — born ...
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English in Wales: Diversity, Conflict, and Change - Halaman 38
elderly Welsh speakers, especially amongst monoglots, a characteristic early warning sign of the demise of the minority monoglot population. However, the overwhelming concentration of Welsh speakers within predominantly rural areas ...
Nikolas Coupland, Alan Richard Thomas, 1990
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Interpretive Reasoning - Halaman 134
Such a specification enables a bilingual speaker in the source and target languages to provide the required information for a monoglot in the target language. The need for talking about senses or meanings as abstract objects arises if we ...
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The Welsh Language: A History - Halaman 83
In the Rhondda, of the first seven households in Dumfries Street, Treorchy, one was monoglot English, two were bilingual and four were monoglot Welsh. Many English-speaking migrants had been assimilated, and it was claimed that the ...
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How to Sound Clever: Master the 600 English Words You ...
monoglot. miasma. (noun) = an atmosphere that has been polluted from the Greek miama: a stain (especially due to a murder) e.g. During the Second World War, Jews in Germany lived their lives in a miasma of fear and suspicion ...
Hubert van den Bergh, 2010
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The Death of the Irish Language - Halaman 17
English, i.e. the monoglot Irish, as an indicator of the relative strength and durability of the language. There were only eleven baronies of the 333 in Ireland (baronies averaged near ten in each county and were the basic unit for which ...
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Bilingualism: Basic Principles - Halaman 119
Thus even the highly competent bilingual when he uses his language A may well make himself identifiable as a bilingual who is different from a monoglot of that language A. If there is anything that is bilingually marked as distinctive, peculiar, ...
Hugo Baetens Beardsmore, 1986
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Globalization and Language in Contact: Scale, Migration, ...
The flrst vignette demonstrated a monoglot ideology of language in which Putonghua emerged as a homogeneous image that overlay the linguistic diversity. The migrant children's metapragmatic comments qualifled their linguistic repertoires ...
James Collins, Mike Baynham, Stef Slembrouck, 2011
