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retrieval in
monolinguals.
Monolinguals also
access words more
often than
bilinguals in a
target language. In
letter fluency tasks,
monolinguals in the study...
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Monolingual fieldwork is the
practice of
conducting linguistic fieldwork solely through the
target language under investigation,
without the use of interpreters...
- A
monolingual learner's
dictionary (MLD) is
designed to meet the
reference needs of
people learning a
foreign language. MLDs are
based on the premise...
- pronunciation, grammar, etymology, and so on. In practice, it is
equivalent to a
monolingual general dictionary. Such
dictionaries are
usually meant for
native speakers...
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important labor market advantages over
monolingual individuals as
bilingual people can
carry out
duties that
monolinguals cannot, such as
interacting with customers...
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decision is made later. This is
similar to
semantic priming in
monolinguals. When
monolinguals read a
sentence that is
semantically ambiguous (for example...
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speakers (Onge) in 1997,
mostly monolingual Jarawa or Järawa;
estimated at 200
speakers (Jarawa) in 1997,
monolingual The
label 'Southern
Andamanese languages'...
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neural regions than
monolinguals and also
performed the task more quickly. The
distinction in
neural response between monolinguals and
bilinguals indicates...
- ISO 2788 was the ISO
international standard for
monolingual thesauri for
information retrieval,
first published in 1974 and
revised in 1986. The official...
- and dwindling, Jews
there had
shifted from a
multilingual group to a
monolingual one (or
nearly so),
speaking French in Algeria, Morocco, and the city...
