Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics

Dr Abhimanyu Sharma

Osman Irfan Kadan

Yoana Dancheva

Codeswitching, prosody, language learning, language processing

Dr. Masahiro Takimoto

Haeng-A Kim

Diagnostic Assessment in English for Academic Purposes

- Validity by Design / Impact by Design

Dynamic Cognitive Assessment for Reading Comprehension Skills Needs Analysis

- Validation through the think-aloud method

Leonardo Russo Cardona

Romance Linguistics; Italian Linguistics

Daria Dashkevich

Language acquisition; Typology of phonetic accent; Learning and teaching pronunciation

Dr Ángeles Carreres

Translation; language teaching and learning

Kim Groothuis

Comparative syntax; diachronic syntax; Italian dialectology; Romance philology; historical linguistics

Theses / dissertations

2015

Groothuis, K. and others, , 2015. The inflected infinitive in Romance

Dr Oliver Mayeux

Language endangerment and revitalization; language contact and change; grammatical change in endangered and revitalized languages; new speakers of endangered languages; corpus linguistics

Journal articles

2023

Nguyen, L., Mayeux, O. and Yuan, Z., 2023. Code-switching input for machine translation: a case study of Vietnamese–English data International Journal of Multilingualism,
Doi: http://doi.org/10.1080/14790718.2023.2224013

Book chapters

2022

Mayeux, O., 2022. Language revitalization, race, and resistance in Creole Louisiana
Doi: http://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.93509

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