Punjab's Linguistic Land Scape: Postcolonial Reading of Literary, Political and Social Contexts by Sajid Javed

“…After 1947, The East Punjab restore the real Punjabi Language in India because it was the religious and first language of Sikh community, but this Language change was continued in Punjab province. This colonial agenda was the effective reason for the dramatic linguistic changes in 19^th and 20^th century in Punjab. …”
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9.402 Language and Thought, Fall 2002 by Boroditsky, Lera, Carey, Susan, Spelke, Elizabeth S.

“…Does learning new languages change the way you think? Do polyglots think differently in different languages? …”
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DYNAMIC MODELS IN SOCIOLINGUISTICS AND SOCIO-COMMUNICATIVE ATTITUDES OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE PERSONALITY IN THE POST-SOVIET PERIOD by Irina V. Shaposhnikova

“…Thus attested shifts in motivational orientations of the Russian language personality can be studied further on as potential activators of socially conditioned language changes. The AVN materials allow scientists to consider the psychological dimensions in their interpretations of sociolinguistically significant dynamics. …”
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Names of Registered Cattle Breeds in Texas by Scott Baird

“…I then report upon the linguistic devices used by speakers to cope with that sociological change. While the language changes can be explained by existing linguistic processes, the addition of sociolinguistic information provides even greater insight. …”
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Representation of Reification through the Method of Description in the New Novel (The Guardian of the Shadows by Wassini ALaraj as a Model ) by nassima Houra

“…Therefore ,the style of descriptive language changed  .That is why we monitor this phenomenon in our study through linking the writer’s vision to these linguistic characteristics . …”
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Contemporary Trends in Spanish Language and Social Changes in the Spanish-habitat Society by Guido Tejerina

“…Language is the first social science that man possesses. Languages change, usually very slowly, sometimes very quickly. …”
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Memantau Toponimi Dan Permasalahannya Di Indonesia by Yusron Halim

“…The term toponimy has not been widely known by the .society, although the problems that can be observed are among others: inaccuracy in providing geographical names, change in spelling, a great number of local languages, change in names in foreign languages into Indonesian, all of which have given rise to various difficulties, obstacles or confusion in identifying geographical features. …”
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Memantau Toponimi Dan Permasalahannya Di Indonesia by Yusron Halim

“…The term toponimy has not been widely known by the .society, although the problems that can be observed are among others: inaccuracy in providing geographical names, change in spelling, a great number of local languages, change in names in foreign languages into Indonesian, all of which have given rise to various difficulties, obstacles or confusion in identifying geographical features. …”
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Understanding Learners’ Metacognition of Online Teacher Feedback Amid COVID-19: A Case Study in a University Livestream Instruction Context by Feng Wang, Fanding Meng, Shichuan Liu, Shiqi Wang, Lihui Pan, Zhong Lin

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THE EXPRESSION OF AGRESSION IN THE MASS MEDIA AT THE BEGINNING OF THE XXI-ST CENTURY by Zhang YueBo

“…It describes the processes leading to the Mass media language changes, concerns the reasons and influence of these processes on the Mass media language forming. …”
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Memantau Toponimi Dan Permasalahannya Di Indonesia by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…The term toponimy has not been widely known by the .society, although the problems that can be observed are among others: inaccuracy in providing geographical names, change in spelling, a great number of local languages, change in names in foreign languages into Indonesian, all of which have given rise to various difficulties, obstacles or confusion in identifying geographical features. …”

“It Is Utterly Out of My Expectation”-A Case Inquiry of Teacher Identity of an EFL Teacher in a Chinese Shadow School Setting by Feng Wang, Jingwen Guo, Bin Wu, Zhong Lin

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Fleksja rzeczownika w Książkach o wychowaniu dzieci Erazma Glicznera na tle XVI-wiecznych tendencji normalizacyjnych by Magdalena Gozdek

“…Due to the fact that sixteenth century was a time of the biggest development of Polish language changes were dynamic. Presented research results are only general trends but they show us a progress of normalization. …”
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02 Semantic relations among the greek borrowings in albanian language by Sofia DELIGIORGI

“…The borrowings from Greek into Albanian as well as the borrowings from the other languages change according to the morphological patterns of this language. …”
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Synonymous Structures in English Syntax by Jemma Militonyan

“…Synonymy is one of the most important sources of the wealth of language and is closely related to the problems of stylistics, speech culture, language changes and language improvements. In linguistic literature the term synonymy is increasingly frequently used in relation to different language elements: sounds, word forms, morphemes, syntactic constructions. …”
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DiL-ZiHNiYET iLiŞKiSi BAGLAMINDA DiL-ÖGRENME VE DiL-SINIF iLiŞKiSi by Ali Çavuşoğlu

“…Tlıere is alsa a close relatiOJı between mather language and learning. Language changes by the way of cu ltıtre and the environnıent. …”
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New words in Serbian public discourse as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic by Nikolić Marina M., Slijepčević-Bjelivuk Svetlana M., Novokmet Slobodan B.

“…Types of neologisms emergence are presented (borrowing from the English language, changing or developing new meanings of the existing words, exploiting the derivative potential of the Serbian language, etc.), as well as their stylistic, orthographic, and pragmatic features. …”
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Communication-Enhancing Vagueness by Daniel H. Wood

“…I experimentally investigate how vague language changes the nature of communication in a biased strategic information transmission game. …”
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Serbian historical linguistics at the beginning of the 21st century by Pavlović Slobodan

“…Explanatory historical linguistic studies, therefore, set out to explain the causes and mechanisms of language changes. [Project of the Serbian Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, Grant no. 178001: Istorija srpskog jezika]…”
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Voice disguise strategies in Czech male speakers by Alžběta Růžičková, Radek Skarnitzl

“…In agreement with findings in other languages, changes in speaking fundamental frequency appeared in most speakers, and phonatory modifications were the second most frequent type of disguise. …”
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