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    Critically problematizing the term “Chineseâ€: Implications for language teaching for Chinese Diasporic communities by Genevieve Y Leung, Ming-Hsuan Wu

    Published 2017-06-01
    Subjects: “…Non-Mandarin Chineses, Chinese diasporas, language teaching, heritage learners, United States…”
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    Critically problematizing the term “Chineseâ€: Implications for language teaching for Chinese Diasporic communities by Genevieve Y Leung, Ming-Hsuan Wu

    Published 2017-06-01
    Subjects: “…Non-Mandarin Chineses, Chinese diasporas, language teaching, heritage learners, United States…”
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    Critically problematizing the term “Chineseâ€: Implications for language teaching for Chinese Diasporic communities by Genevieve Y Leung, Ming-Hsuan Wu

    Published 2017-06-01
    Subjects: “…Non-Mandarin Chineses, Chinese diasporas, language teaching, heritage learners, United States…”
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    Critically problematizing the term “Chineseâ€: Implications for language teaching for Chinese Diasporic communities by Genevieve Y Leung, Ming-Hsuan Wu

    Published 2017-06-01
    Subjects: “…Non-Mandarin Chineses, Chinese diasporas, language teaching, heritage learners, United States…”
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    Critically problematizing the term “Chineseâ€: Implications for language teaching for Chinese Diasporic communities by Genevieve Y Leung, Ming-Hsuan Wu

    Published 2017-06-01
    Subjects: “…Non-Mandarin Chineses, Chinese diasporas, language teaching, heritage learners, United States…”
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    Critically problematizing the term “Chineseâ€: Implications for language teaching for Chinese Diasporic communities by Genevieve Y Leung, Ming-Hsuan Wu

    Published 2017-06-01
    Subjects: “…Non-Mandarin Chineses, Chinese diasporas, language teaching, heritage learners, United States…”
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    Critically problematizing the term “Chineseâ€: Implications for language teaching for Chinese Diasporic communities by Genevieve Y Leung, Ming-Hsuan Wu

    Published 2017-06-01
    Subjects: “…Non-Mandarin Chineses, Chinese diasporas, language teaching, heritage learners, United States…”
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    Critically problematizing the term “Chineseâ€: Implications for language teaching for Chinese Diasporic communities by Genevieve Y Leung, Ming-Hsuan Wu

    Published 2017-06-01
    Subjects: “…Non-Mandarin Chineses, Chinese diasporas, language teaching, heritage learners, United States…”
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    语言接触与新加坡华语被动式的欧化现象 :基于语料库的考察研究 = Europeanisation of passive constructions in Singapore Mandarin Chinese : a corpus-based study by 孙梦漪 Sun, Mengyi

    Published 2019
    “…Among the studies where the use of passive constructions in Singapore Mandarin Chinese (SMC) is concerned, many of them set Mainland China Mandarin Chinese (MMC) as a benchmark, thus, proposing that the higher occurrence frequency of bei passive in SMC is a result of language contact with English. …”
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    VO离合词的离析现象 : 基于普通话与新加坡华语对比研究 = A corpus-based comparative study of VO separable verbs in Mainland Mandarin and Singapore Mandarin Chinese by 符传婧 Foo, Chuan Jing

    Published 2014
    “…Unlike previous studies, this paper focuses on Mainland Mandarin (PUTONGHUA) and Singapore Mandarin Chinese (XINJIAPO HUAYU), and exhibits a comparative study on (a) Mainland Mandarin (PUTONGHUA) Corpus with previous studies, on the separation phenomenon of VO Separable Verbs; (b) Mainland Mandarin (PUTONGHUA) Corpus with Singapore Mandarin Chinese Corpus, on the distribution of VO Separable Verbs and the process of lexicalization (Brinton and Traugott 2005). …”
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