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“What’s otoosan’s name?”: Multilingual Couple Talk revisited
Ingrid and I have done sociolinguistic research in a few different contexts, including study abroad, migration and tourism. I also find my own marriage as a fascinating space where I get to experience issues surrounding language and communication on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Japan, Japanese, names, Polish
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