ID | 8111 |
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eng
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Article
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Description | This paper begins by reviewing why and how foreign words are borrowed into a language and then discusses homework assignments and class discussions that were designed to increase Japanese junior college students' awareness of the loanwords they use in their first language and to help them think about how these words might affect their communication in their second language, English. In spite of some research indicating Japanese tertiary students are unaware that loanwords are borrowed and have different usages and meanings that English, the current study demonstrates students' awareness of these issues for a select group of loanwords. The study also suggests that many students believe using loanwords during English communication may lead to misunderstandings.
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Journal Title |
Studies in language and culture : memoirs of the Faculty of Law and Literature
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Volume | 33
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Start Page | 53
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End Page | 64
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ISSN | 13423533
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Published Date | 2012-10-30
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NCID | AA11147571
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Publisher | 島根大学法文学部
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Publisher Aalternative | Shimane University, Faculty of Law and Literature
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Departmental Bulletin Paper
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PDF
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出版社版
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Gyoseki ID | e15724
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OAI-PMH Set |
Faculty of Law and Literature
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