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Aspects of early bilingualism in Britany and Wales

STEPHENS, Janig (2000) Aspects of early bilingualism in Britany and Wales. Inx: Kode bereizketa eta bateraketa eremu urriko hizkuntzarekiko elebitaun goiztiarrean. Ikastaria. Cuadernos de Educación (12). Eusko Ikaskuntza, pp. 177-188. ISBN 84-8419-966-5

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Abstract

The bilingual environment in which children develop their second language is influenced by the convergent and divergent characteristics of the two languages. Breton and Welsh are two Celtic languages and have a number of common properties. It is also apparent that the long contact situation with French and English respectively is gradually bringing changes to Breton and Welsh. The following comparison between early bilingual acquisition in Brittany and Wales examines differences the acquisition of the second language by young children in Brittany and Wales.

Item Type:Book Section
Additional Information:Continuación de Cuadernos de Sección. Educación
Uncontrolled Keywords:Lengua; Educación multilingüe
Subjects:Linguistics
Pedagogy > Educational theory and methods
ID Code:6776
Last Modified:11 May 2011 16:40
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