A(nother) Day in the Life of a Purist: Anglicisms in the Speech of Norwegian University Students.

The article talks about the use of anglicisms in Norwegian University students' speech. Topics discussed include the influence of the English language at the global level, the World Englishes sociolinguistic field of enquiry which investigates the contexts under which different dialects of English h...

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Published in:Scandinavian Studies Vol. 89; no. 1; pp. 87 - 115
Main Author: Weston, Daniel
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Published: University of Wisconsin Press Spring2017
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