This paper describes the results of an empirical study about a specific type of error in vocabulary acquisition in French as a second language, that is, intralingual lexical confusion due to formal and/or semantic similarity between target words and other French words known by the learners. Four hundred and eighty English- and Greek-speaking learners (at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels of proficiency in French) were given an L2 to L1 translation task of words with various frequencies. A comparison of the two linguistic groups revealed that the Greeks were more prone to commit errors due to intralinguistic lexical confusion regardless of their level of proficiency in French. Interlinguistic distance seems to have had an impact on ...
We are interested in lexical inferencing in a second/foreign language (L2) which consists in deducin...
We are interested in lexical inferencing in a second/foreign language (L2) which consists in deducin...
Vocabulary has not always been considered by linguists and learning teachers in years past. As regar...
This study examines the interference, if any, caused by a first language (specifically English) in t...
This study examines the interference, if any, caused by a first language (specifically English) in t...
The thesis deals with lexical acquisitions in French as a foreign and second language and more parti...
The thesis deals with lexical acquisitions in French as a foreign and second language and more parti...
La thèse traite des acquisitions lexicales en français langue étrangère et seconde et plus particuli...
La thèse traite des acquisitions lexicales en français langue étrangère et seconde et plus particuli...
Studies on L2 vocabulary acquisition tend to focus on the lexical knowledge learners have stored, bu...
Synformic (phonological) confusions are discussed with reference to a corpus of written lexical erro...
Synformic (phonological) confusions are discussed with reference to a corpus of written lexical erro...
We are interested in lexical inferencing in a second/foreign language (L2) which consists in deducin...
Abstract This article deals with lexical errors, i.e., errors stemming from an insufficient knowl...
Nous nous intéressons à l’utilisation de l’inférence lexicale en langue seconde/étrangère (L2) qui c...
We are interested in lexical inferencing in a second/foreign language (L2) which consists in deducin...
We are interested in lexical inferencing in a second/foreign language (L2) which consists in deducin...
Vocabulary has not always been considered by linguists and learning teachers in years past. As regar...
This study examines the interference, if any, caused by a first language (specifically English) in t...
This study examines the interference, if any, caused by a first language (specifically English) in t...
The thesis deals with lexical acquisitions in French as a foreign and second language and more parti...
The thesis deals with lexical acquisitions in French as a foreign and second language and more parti...
La thèse traite des acquisitions lexicales en français langue étrangère et seconde et plus particuli...
La thèse traite des acquisitions lexicales en français langue étrangère et seconde et plus particuli...
Studies on L2 vocabulary acquisition tend to focus on the lexical knowledge learners have stored, bu...
Synformic (phonological) confusions are discussed with reference to a corpus of written lexical erro...
Synformic (phonological) confusions are discussed with reference to a corpus of written lexical erro...
We are interested in lexical inferencing in a second/foreign language (L2) which consists in deducin...
Abstract This article deals with lexical errors, i.e., errors stemming from an insufficient knowl...
Nous nous intéressons à l’utilisation de l’inférence lexicale en langue seconde/étrangère (L2) qui c...
We are interested in lexical inferencing in a second/foreign language (L2) which consists in deducin...
We are interested in lexical inferencing in a second/foreign language (L2) which consists in deducin...
Vocabulary has not always been considered by linguists and learning teachers in years past. As regar...