Pub Date : 2023-12-22DOI: 10.1515/dialect-2023-0001
Seosamh Watson
Prepositional form and function in Irish, as in other Modern Celtic languages, are topics of much significance. In Modern Irish numerous simple prepositions not only form compounds with possessive forms of personal pronouns but additionally marshal an impressive array of ‘conjugated’ forms corresponding to the various grammatical persons. Prepositions also play a crucial role in indicating aspect and are involved in passive/ reflexive roles with the verbal noun. This paper offers an overview of the functioning of a selection of important prepositions in the language and provides examples by way of illustration.
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Pub Date : 2023-12-22DOI: 10.1515/dialect-2023-0003
Chitsuko Fukushima
This paper provides an overview of geographical variation of sibling term systems used in Asia and Africa, which are categorized based on distinctions of (1) relative age, (2) sex, and (3) relative sex. Experts in languages/language groups of Asia and Africa have analyzed and mapped these systems; using their findings, I created summative maps showing the geographical distributions of the system types based on rates (percentages) of each type. Type A (undifferentiated sibling type) is conspicuous in Africa. Type B (relative age type) is used in many languages in Africa and Southeast Asia. Type C (skewed age type) commands an absolute majority in languages of Northeast Asia and is also found in Southeast Asia. The change of Type A > Type B > Type C is inferred from these systems’ distributions. Type D (age/sex type) is the only type in Sinitic, and has affected neighboring languages. Type E (brother/sister type) holds the vast majority in Semitic and South Asian languages and has affected surrounding languages. Type F (relative sex type) and its variations are found in peripheral languages in Asia and Africa; this might be the oldest type. This interpretation is supported by attested changes in Japonic.
本文概述了亚洲和非洲使用的兄弟姐妹用语系统的地域差异，这些系统根据（1）相对年龄、（2）性别和（3）相对性别的区别进行分类。亚非语言/语族专家对这些系统进行了分析并绘制了地图；我利用他们的研究成果绘制了总结性地图，根据每种类型的比率（百分比）显示系统类型的地理分布。A 型（无差别兄弟姐妹型）在非洲很明显。B 型（相对年龄型）用于非洲和东南亚的许多语言。C 型（倾斜年龄型）在东北亚语言中占绝对多数，在东南亚也有发现。A > B > C 型的变化是从这些系统的分布推断出来的。D型（年龄/性别型）是汉语言中的唯一类型，并影响到邻近语言。E 型（兄弟/姐妹型）在闪米特和南亚语言中占绝大多数，并影响到周边语言。F 型（相对性别型）及其变体出现在亚洲和非洲的边缘语言中；这可能是最古老的类型。日本语的变化证实了这一解释。
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Pub Date : 2023-12-22DOI: 10.1515/dialect-2023-0006
Art J. Hughes
This paper has two chief goals: (i) to collate the disparate synchronic evidence for the distribution of ‘daughter’ and ‘son’ from the dialect maps available for the modern Celtic languages, namely: the Gaelic languages (Irish, Scottish Gaelic and Manx) and Brittonic (Welsh, Cornish and Breton), (ii) to revisit and analyse the distribution of the terms ‘son’ and ‘daughter’ at an early stage of Continental Celtic from two millennia ago in Gaulish and Celt-Iberian with particular reference to the Indo-European lexemes *dʱug̑ʱh2ter ‘daughter’ and *suhxnú- ‘son’.
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Pub Date : 2023-12-22DOI: 10.1515/dialect-2023-0002
Salvatore Del Gaudio
This paper continues an article devoted to the linguistic description of the local dialect of Vyšneve, cf. DiG 30 (2022), 23–49. The present study, as previously mentioned, completes a piece of a more comprehensive dialectal and sociolinguistic research on the dialects spoken along the Ukrainian-Belarusian and, to a minor extent, Russian borders. This is a territorial segment located in the eastern Polissian macro region and, more precisely, in the north-western part of the Region of Černihiv (Ukraine). In this continuation, the analysed material describes basic verbal morphology, the ways of expressing modality, the most evident syntactic and lexical features of this local dialect.
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Pub Date : 2023-12-22DOI: 10.1515/dialect-2023-0005
Philip C. Vergeiner
The traditional focus of (German) dialectology has been on spatial patterns observed in phonology. However, dialectometric approaches have generated interest in exploring geographical structures in other linguistic subsystems, including morphology. Building on this research, this study investigates geolinguistic patterns of dialect morphology in contemporary Austrian dialects using aggregative and non-aggregative measures, such as Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Multidimensional Scaling (MDS), and Cluster Analysis (CA). Data are based on a comprehensive dialect survey with 163 speakers from 40 locations across Austria, examining 120 linguistic variables related to inflection. The results show a clear geographic structuring of morphological variation, which significantly differs from traditional dialect classifications. The analysis of the linguistic basis of the geographical patterns suggests that these differences might be ascribed to methodological factors and language change. Methodologically, it is also demonstrated that the findings of aggregative and non-aggregative methods are complementary, not contradictory. Ultimately, the study underscores the importance of integrating diverse methods to gain a comprehensive understanding of geographical patterns in dialect variation.
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Pub Date : 2023-12-22DOI: 10.1515/dialect-2023-0007
Rosa Lilia Segundo Díaz, Johnatan E. Bonilla, Miriam Bouzouita, Gustavo Rovelo Ruiz
The study of dialectal microvariation in spoken Spanish faces challenges due to the absence of an adequate morpho-syntactically annotated and parsed corpus. Therefore, this article introduces a novel technique, a game-based approach, for creating resources for non-standard Spanish language varieties. The article provides an overview of the progress in designing three Games With A Purpose (GWAPs) prototypes, to wit, Agentes, Tesoros, and Anotatlón. These games aim to facilitate the confirmation and correction of the morpho-syntactic tagging task of the COSER-AP (Corpus Oral y Sonoro del Español Rural-Anotado y Parseado, ‘Annotated and Parsed Audible Corpus of Spoken Rural Spanish’). First, the article presents the methodology used to build the games. Second, it offers a detailed description of the implemented Game Design Elements (GDEs). Finally, the article discusses the results of a pilot evaluation that assesses player enjoyment and the linguistic accuracy. Findings are promising, with Tesoros and Anotatlón demonstrating high levels of enjoyment. Additionally, Agentes proves to be effective in collecting a large number of annotations. The linguistic accuracy also shows potential benefits of gamified approaches in linguistic annotation tasks. However, it also emphasizes the importance of considering regional in player assessment and training them in multidialectal contexts.
由于缺乏足够的形态-句法注释和解析语料库，西班牙语口语方言微变异研究面临挑战。因此，本文介绍了一种新颖的技术，即基于游戏的方法，用于创建非标准西班牙语变体资源。文章概述了三个 "有目的的游戏"（GWAPs）原型的设计进展，即 Agentes、Tesoros 和 Anotatlón。这些游戏旨在促进 COSER-AP（Corpus Oral y Sonoro del Español Rural-Anotado y Parseado，"经注释和解析的农村西班牙语有声语料库"）的形态句法标记任务的确认和修正。首先，文章介绍了建立游戏所使用的方法。其次，文章详细介绍了所实施的游戏设计要素（GDEs）。最后，文章讨论了评估玩家乐趣和语言准确性的试点评估结果。评估结果令人鼓舞，Tesoros 和 Anotatlón 表现出很高的乐趣。此外，Agentes 还能有效收集大量注释。语言准确性也显示了游戏化方法在语言标注任务中的潜在优势。不过，它也强调了在多方言环境中评估和培训玩家时考虑地区性的重要性。
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Pub Date : 2023-11-01DOI: 10.1515/dialect-2023-0004
Gonzalo Aguila Escobar
Abstract Spanish speakers use a great diversity of terms to refer to Pisum sativum, from the better known guisante and arveja, to other less common forms such as chícharo, bisalto, pésol, présules, pitos, titos, pedrolos, mánganos, garavanzos, fréjoles, etc. This work analyzes the great diversity of names that the species Pisum sativum receives in Spanish and it does it through the Spanish geolinguistic atlases and the lexicons of the cultured norms of the main cities of the Hispanic world. Through this analysis we will try to explain the reason for this diversity with the objective of understanding if this variety is due to a question of synonymy or to a confusion between species of legumes or between varieties within the Pisum species itself. We will explain that the history of the denominations of the pea, and of the legumes in general, is marked by its confusion from the beginnings of language; a confusion that comes motivated mainly by the similarity that possess all the species that conform the family Papilionoideae and that causes that the speakers confuse in many occasions some plants with others..
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Pub Date : 2022-11-01DOI: 10.1515/dialect-2022-0007
M. Lafkioui
Abstract In the present study, I argue that post-posed topic specification (PTS) across the Sahara is an areal phenomenon and that in the case of Southern Tamazight (i.e., Tuareg & Zenaga) it is an innovation generated by pattern replication. On the other hand, the required matter for PTS formation in Southern Tamazight is generally provided by Tamazight itself by means of system-internal developments involving the following predominant grammaticalisation track, that is, [*modality markers > topic specifiers]. I also show that full convergence has taken place in these Southern Tamazight languages, which has affected their linguistic typology on the morphological, syntactic, and pragmatic level. Moreover, the study accounts for the significance of the functional parameter of contrast in the development of these topic specifiers and hence confirms the importance of system-based factors in language change.
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Pub Date : 2022-11-01DOI: 10.1515/dialect-2022-0001
C. Földes
Abstract This paper analyzes the specific linguistic situation of print media in German language abroad based on the example of the “Batschkaer Spuren”, a regional newspaper of the German minority in Hungary. The goal is a linguistic assessment of the current manifestations of the used media language regarding its typological structures and fundamental characteristics. Additionally, journalistic possibilities and types of procedures, specifically with regards to regionalisms (informed by local dialects), multilingualism, and inter- as well as transculturality are discussed. The study identified a spectrum of minority-specific patterns und types of linguistic composition with highly variable characteristics of German. The analyzed linguistic practices of the newspaper show a type of dynamic multiliteracy that in itself causes an emergence of new patterns. The majority of findings can be attributed to multilingual or language-contact induced phenomena on different levels: from word to text/discourse (the text routines are occasionally influenced by the contact language Hungarian). The other central aspect of the analyzed text world lies in the regionalisms that are influenced by local dialects. The complete picture is determined by heterogeneity and inconsistency and presents itself as a mixture of linguistic and stylistic forms. Especially noteworthy is the established conflict between orality and scribality i.e., between a “language of proximity” and a “language of distance”. Hence, the analyzed newspaper articles present a large quantity of forms and structures of every-day written language that metaphorically can be termed “Parlando texts”.
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