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The role of accentedness in acceptability judgements in L3 Norwegian: an across-domain investigation Open
Foreign-accented speech has been explored from various perspectives, yet the current study is one of the first to investigate the role of accentedness in relation to acceptability judgements in multilingual acquisition. We consider possibl…
Investigating crosslinguistic influence (CLI) in L3 morphosyntax through artificial languages Open
This study investigates the role of structural similarity in third language acquisition by using two different semi-artificial languages (ALs, called Aliensk A and Aliensk N) as the targets and either Polish–Norwegian or Norwegian as the p…
Cross-linguistic influence in L3 acquisition Open
In recent years, there has been considerable research into the factors contributing to cross-linguistic influence in the acquisition of a third language. Much of the focus has been on linguistic cues, with less emphasis (and conflicting re…
Can lexical and morphosyntactic dialect features be acquired by L3 speakers? The case of Poles in Tromsø Open
Aims and Objectives/Purpose/Research Questions: There is scant literature on second dialect acquisition for both L1 and L2 speakers (Drummond, 2013; Gnevsheva et al., 2022), with no literature on L3 speakers. In this article, we focus on d…
View article: Corrigendum: Vowel perception in multilingual speakers: ERP evidence from Polish, English and Norwegian
Corrigendum: Vowel perception in multilingual speakers: ERP evidence from Polish, English and Norwegian Open
[This corrects the article DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1270743.].
Orientation towards the vernacular and style-shifting as language behaviours in speech of first-generation Polish migrant communities speaking Norwegian in Norway Open
This study describes the patterns of dialect use among L3 Norwegian speakers born in Poland who have migrated to Norway. We collected the data in the form of sociolinguistic interviews recorded in Tromsø and Oslo, two different dialect reg…
View article: Vowel perception in multilingual speakers: ERP evidence from Polish, English and Norwegian
Vowel perception in multilingual speakers: ERP evidence from Polish, English and Norwegian Open
Introduction Research on Mismatch Negativity (MMN) in monolingual and bilingual speakers has shown significant differences in L1 versus L2 phonemic perception. In this study, we examined whether the MMN response is sensitive to the differe…
L1 English speakers in Prague: motivators in language use and language borrowing Open
This paper identifies causes of grammatical borrowing and related grammatical phenomena in L1 English L2 Czech immigrant speech. This study contributes to the literature on causes of grammatical borrowing and considers key ideas including …
Expats in Prague: Czech borrowings in L1 English speakers Open
This paper endeavours to identify instances of possible grammatical borrowing and replication in the speech of the L1 English speaking bilingual community in Prague.Phenomena found within the data are analysed with regard to whether they c…
Observation Sessions in Prague: L1 English Expatriates Open
This dataset contains seven observation sessions. Seven groups of L1 English expatriates/immigrants living in the Czech Republic are speaking together about basic topics including travel, food and life in the Czech Republic vs their home c…