In this paper we consider various perspectives on loanword phonology by examining the borrowing into Korean of English words having a word-final /s/. These have been borrowed into Korean with a tense [ ] followed by an epenthetic vowel, as illustrated by the borrowing of English bus as [ 3 ]. The realization of English word-final /s/ as [ ] is apparently unexpected given that English [s] and Ko...

The article reveals the problem of unmotivated English borrowings, in particular, their subgroups, which, given etymology, are treated as pseudo-anglicisms. lexico-semantic context pseudo-anglicisms – anglo-latinism donat and anglo-greekism hype is revealed against socio-cultural background language-source specific Ukrainian equivalents proposed an actualization linguistic thinking. Taking into...

This study aims to create a borrowing system that is more effective and efficient than the used in previous DKI Jakarta School Transportation Management Unit. Makes data storage secure using paper media. Making reports easier accurate. The research method this descriptive method, namely by collecting through documentation, observation, interviews. Where making application design with Unified Mo...

Comparable corpus is the most important resource in several NLP tasks. However, it is very expensive to collect manually. Lexical borrowing happened in almost all languages. We can use the loanwords to detect useful bilingual knowledge and expand the size of donor-recipient / recipient-donor comparable corpora. In this paper, we propose a recurrent neural network (RNN) based framework to identi...

We report the case of an 11-year-old boy who developed an anarithmetia in association with a left temporo-parietal tumor. His oral and written language were normal as well as his ability to judge magnitudes, process numbers, read operation signs and retrieve number facts. He had a specific difficulty in performing the procedures of subtraction, especially when it involved borrowing. These skill...

Anya Plutynski Department of Philosophy University of Utah [email protected] Abstract There are several different ways in which chance affects evolutionary change. That all of these processes are called “random genetic drift” is in part due to common elements across these different processes, but is also a product of historical borrowing of models and language across different level...

Abstract This article introduces CINWA, a freely accessible online database of terminology for cultivated plants in indigenous languages South America based on FAIR principles scientific data management and stewardship. In the pre-release version we present here, CINWA assembles more than 2700 terms from 60 northwestern America, coverage will be continuously expanded. is primarily designed use ...