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Se han encontrado 17 referencias.

  1. General Extenders and Syntactic Analyzability: Sp. y todo eso vs. y todo.
    BORREGUERO, MARGARITA; (2026); Languages; 11(5); Artículo; pp. 193-
  2. The Use of Silence in Conversation among Women in Spanish: An Expression of Feminine Conversational Style?
    MÉNDEZ-GUERRERO, BEATRIZ Y LAURA CAMARGO-FERNÁNDEZ; (2024); Languages; 9; Artículo; pp. 97 (18 páginas)
  3. A Historical-Variationist Analysis of Subject Pronoun Expression in 19th and Early 20th Century Arizonan Spanish
    CERRÓN-PALOMINO, ÁLVARO, SERGIO LOZA Y ROSTI VANA; (2023); Languages; 8; Artículo; pp. 25 (20 págs.)
  4. Paths of Constructionalization in Peninsular Spanish: The Development of “Pues Eso”. A 20th Century Case
    SALAMEH JIMÉNEZ, SHIMA; (2023); Languages; 8; Artículo; pp. 289 (25 págs.)
  5. A Corpus-Assisted Discourse Study of Attitudes toward Spanish as a Heritage Language in Florida
    KUTLU, ETHAN; KIRCHER, RUTH; (2021); Languages; 6/1; Artículo; pp. 1-18
  6. A Variationist Study of Subject Pronoun Expression in Medellín, Colombia
    OROZCO, RAFAEL Y LUZ MARCELA HURTADO; (2021); Languages; 6/1; Artículo; pp. 1-30
  7. Acceptability of Different Psychological Verbal Constructions by Heritage Spanish Speakers from California
    MIGLIO, VIOLA G., Y STEFAN TH. GRIES; (2021); Languages; 6; Artículo; pp. 6: 80.
  8. Attitudes and Expectations towards Heritage Language Instruction: Evidence from Korean and Spanish in the US
    HUR, ESTHER; LOPEZ OTERO, JULIO CESAR; LEE Y EUNJI; (2021); Languages; 6/1; Artículo; pp. 1-17
  9. Bailando, me paso el día bailando y los vecinos mientras tanto no paran de molestar. Parar de + inf as an Interruptive Verbal Periphrasis in Spanish
    MAR GARACHANA; (2021); Languages; 6/4; Artículo; pp. 171-
  10. Después de usted: Variation and Change in a Spanish Tripartite Politeness System
    MOYNA, MARÍA IRENE; (2021); Languages; 6/3; Artículo; pp. 152-
  11. Language Ideologies and Transnational Migration: A Study of Cape Verdeans in Galicia
    BERMINGHAM, NICOLA. ; (2021); Languages; 6/2; Artículo; pp. 99 (1-18).
  12. Movement Verbs as Discourse Markers in Spanish: The Case of Vamos in the City of Granada, Spain
    RUIZ-GONZÁLEZ, NATALIA; (2021); Languages; 6/4; Artículo; pp. 156 (1-25)
  13. Nahuatl and Spanish in Contact: Language Practices in Mexico
    GOMASHIE, GRACE A; (2021); Languages; 6/3; Artículo; pp. 135-
  14. Sociolinguistic Awareness in Galician Bilinguals: Evidence from an Accent Identification Task
    TOMÉ LOURIDO, GISELA Y EVANS, BRONWEN G. ; (2021); Languages; 6/1; Artículo; pp. 53 (1-26)
  15. The Expressive Function of the ni que Insubordinate Construction in Spanish
    MARTÍNEZ CARO, ELENA Y ALBA-JUEZ, LAURA; (2021); Languages; 6/4; Artículo; pp. 161-
  16. Typological Shift in Bilinguals’ L1: Word Order and Case Marking in Two Varieties of Child Quechua
    KALT, SUSAN E; GEARY Y JONATHAN A.; (2021); Languages; 6/1; Artículo; pp. 1-24
  17. A variationist study of subject pronoun expression in Medellín, Colombia
    OROZCO, RAFAEL Y LUZ MARCELA HURTADO; (2020); Languages; 6/1 5; Artículo