Vilamovicean – A Germanic-Slavic Mixed Language?
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Studies in Polish Linguistics, Volume 10 (2015), Vol. 10, Issue 2, pp. 57 - 85
https://doi.org/10.4467/23005920SPL.15.003.3560Authors
The present article analyzes the Vilamovicean language within the framework of language contact. The author studies various sociolinguistic, lexical and grammatical features and properties, which are typical of mixed languages, and which can be found in Vilamovicean. The evidence suggests that Vilamovicean can be defined as a mixed German(ic)-Polish language, relatively advanced on the cline(s) of mixing. Although Vilamovicean originated as an exemplary member of the German(ic) family – and although the bulk of its components are still German(ic) – due to prolonged and intense contact with Polish, the ethnolect became similar to this Slavic language.
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