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• Erica García
  *García, Erica. 1975. ''The Role of Theory in Linguistic Analysis: the Spanish pronoun system.'' Amsterdam: North Holland. ...2009+. ''The Motivated Syntax of Arbitrary Signs: cognitive constraints on Spanish clitic clustering.'' Amsterdam: John Benjamins.
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• Adversative coordination
  *[[contrastive adversative coordination]] (German ''aber'', Spanish ''pero'') *[[corrective adversative coordination]] (German ''sondern'', Spanish ''sino'')
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• Preposition
  Spanish [[preposición]] <br>
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• Grammar
  *Spanish [[gramática]]
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• Actor (in RRG)
  Spanish [[actor (sp)]]
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• Undergoer (in RRG)
  Spanish [[padecedor]]
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• Prefix
  *Spanish [[prefijo]]
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• Causative
  <u>[[Spanish]] (verb phrase in which the "old" verb is an infinitive and the "old" subje * Spanish [[causativo]]
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• Syntactic function
  *Spanish [[función sintáctica]]
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• Voice-onset time
  ...nant, the value of VOT is negative. The VOT is language-specific: e.g. for Spanish /b/ voicing starts earlier (the VOT has a greater negative value) than for
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• Palatal
  Examples of palatals are the sound [ɳ] (written ''ñ'') in Spanish ''niño'' 'child', and the sound [c] (written ''ty'') in Hungarian ''atya''
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• Voice (in grammar)
  *Spanish [[voz (gramática)]]
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• Noun
  *Spanish [[nombre]]
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• Español
  |Ethn15name =Spanish |OLACname =Spanish
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• Intersentential codeswitching
  *Poplack, Shana. 1980. Sometimes I’ll start a sentence in Spanish Y TERMINO EN ESPANOL: toward a typology of code-switching. ''Linguistics''
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• Clitic Doubling
  Such as Spanish:
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• Grammaticalization
  The Romance synthetic future (e.g. Spanish ''cantará'' 'will sing') was grammaticalized from a periphrastic construct
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• Absolutive case
  *Spanish [[absolutivo]]
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• Lenition
  (i) Latin Italian Spanish French
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• Accusative case
  *Spanish [[acusativo]]
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• Semantic macrorole
  Spanish [[macropapel semántico]] <br>
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• Pro
  Spanish ''viene'' '(he) comes' is analyzed as ''pro viene''.
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• Apposition
  *Spanish [[aposición]]
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• Interfix
  ...s elements that occur between the [[stem]] and a derivational suffix (e.g. Spanish ''camion-c-ito'' 'little truck').
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• Relexification
  *[[Muysken, Pieter]]. 1981. Half-way between Quechua and Spanish: The case for relexification. In: Highfield, Arthur R. & Valdman, Albert (e
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• Phoneme
  *Spanish [[fonema]]
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• Suffix
  *Spanish [[sufijo]]
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• Loan creation
  ...i term ''liósnóoka'' 'pray', composed of the loanword ''liós'' 'God' (from Spanish ''dios'') and the native ''nóoka'' 'speak'."'' (Haugen 1950:220)
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• Ablative case
  *Spanish [[ablativo]]
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• Role and Reference Grammar
  Spanish [[Gramática del papel y la referencia]] <br>
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• Ellipsis
  Spanish [[elipsis]] <br>
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• Dative alternation
  *Demonte, V. (1995) Dative alternation in Spanish. ''Probus'' 7:5-30
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• Ergative case
  *Spanish [[ergativo]]
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• Affected vs. effected object
  *Spanish [[objeto afecto vs. objeto efecto]]
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• Latin
  ...developed into the Romance languages or Neolatin languages which include: Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Romanian, Catalan and some others.
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• Morpheme
  *Spanish [[morfema]] <br>
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• Infinitive
  *Spanish [[infinitivo (es)]]
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• Ossetic
  * Spanish [[oseto]]
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• Index old
  *Spanish [[infinitivo (es)]]
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• Parameter (de)
  ...rameters Have Default Values? Evidence from the Acquisition of English and Spanish. In: Y. Otsu (Hg.), Proceedings of the Fourth Tokyo Conference on Psycholin
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• Blend
  *English ''guesstimate'' from ''estimate + guess'', ''Spanglish'' from ''Spanish + English'', ''smog'' from ''Smoke + Fog''
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• Borrowing (i.e. loan)
  * from Spanish: ''albino'', ''domino'', ''fandango'', ''flotilla'', ''jade'', ''merino'',
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• Affix
  *Spanish [[afijo]]
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• Agreement
  Spanish:
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• Mixed language
  ...ree]] verbal system and [[French]] nominal system) and [[Media Lengua]] ([[Spanish]] vocabulary, [[Quechua]] grammar).
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• Parallel corpus
  ...nal (e.g. an English text such as an EU regulation translated into German, Spanish, French, etc.). * The International Telecommunications Union Corpus (English-Spanish)
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• Metatypy
  *Spanish [[metatipía]] <br>
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• Kirgiz
  *Spanish [[kirguís]]
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• Main Page
  ...xist in [[Glottopedia:Über Glottopedia|German]], [[Glottopedia:Bienvenidos|Spanish]], [[Glottopedia:Benvenuto|Italian]], [[Glottopedia:Accueil des nouveaux ar * Spanish [[Glottopedia:Bienvenidos|Bienvenidos]]
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• Konjunktiv
  ...Inference. In: M. Reiter et al. (Hg.), Current Trends in the Pragmatics of Spanish. Amsterdam 2004, 35–56. *M. Jary, Mood in Relevance Theory: A Re-analysis Focusing on the Spanish Subjunctive. UCLWPL 2002/157– 188.
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• Case
  ...ád]] <br> French [[cas]] <br> German [[Kasus]] <br> Russian [[падеж]] <br> Spanish [[caso]] <br>
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• Skolt Saami
  * Spanish [[Sami skolt]]
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• Aspect
  Czech [[vid]] <br> German [[Aspekt]] <br> Russian [[вид]] <br> Spanish [[aspecto]] <br>
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• Code-switching
  * German-Spanish
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• Irish
  ...orms, ''pro'' drop is prohibited. Unlike the situation in languages like [[Spanish]] and [[Italian]], ''pro'' drop in Irish is never optional.
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• Modalität
  *Jary, M. 2002. Mood in Relevance Rheory: A Re-analysis Focusing on the Spanish Subjunctive. ''UCLWPL'', 157–188.
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• Kreolsprache
  * Whinnom, Keith. 1956. ''Spanish Contact Vernaculars in the Philippine Islands''. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Unive
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• James D. McCawley/publications
  ...Stelzer (ed.), Probleme des 'Lexikons' (Frankfurt, Athenäum, 1983), 42-56. Spanish translation in V. Sánchez de Zavala (ed.), Semántica y sintaxis en la lin ...: Cambridge University Press), 217-31; reprinted in McCawley 1973e:133-54. Spanish translation in V. Sanchez de Zavala, Semántica en la lingüística transfo
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• Multilingualism
  ...ose languages which have many speakers, i.e. world languages like English, Spanish, French, perhaps Chinese. Schools still work with national ideologies and b
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• Boris Isaakovič Jarcho
  ...935), he demonstrated the principle of compensation on German, Russian and Spanish ''častuška'': The high frequency of rhetorical devices (anaphora, epanaph
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• Wincenty Lutosławski
  ...d here that his first wife was Sofía Pérez Eguía Y Casanova Lutosławska, a Spanish journalist, poet and novelist from Galicia.
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• Most widely spoken languages
  | [[Spanish]] || spa || Spain, Americas || [[Indo-European]] || [[Romance]] || 391,117
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