Abstract-As a common phenomenon, languages borrow words from each other. The object of this paper is to study Chinese loanwords in English. It concentrates on the study of the history, source languages and transmission languages of Chinese loanwords in English and pays much attention to the approaches of borrowing. It also attempts to discuss the cultural influence of Chinese loanwords on English and to demonstrate that loaning is not only a linguistic but also a socio-linguistic phenomenon. In the hope that it can help English learners develop an interest and appreciation for English loanwords from Chinese and help them enlarge their vocabulary efficiently. It is also expected that foreigners can better understand Chinese culture by readin...
In this paper, we present an analysis of English loanwords that are spoken by the people of Jambesar...
Languages have been in contact for centuries because of historical, political, economic, social, and...
After entering the recipient language, many borrowings are in competition with their native equivale...
The presented paper is devoted to the description of English loanwords in Chinese. It describes the ...
It was traditionally assumed that Chinese had contributed few borrowings into English until Cannon ...
Loanwords have long been recognized as an important part of Chinese vocabulary. With the ever increa...
Borrowed words are the products of language development and cultural contact. This paper probes into...
The main aim of this paper is to show the introduction of Asian loanwords in commercial and scientif...
The two key questions recurring in the literature on loanword studies are: are there any general pat...
The purpose of the present study, therefore, is to research the signified loanwords found in current...
Through constant language contacts, loan words have become an indivisible part of the Chinese vocabu...
In this paper my aim is to explain the use of loanwords as well as their prevalence in most languag...
This paper presents lexical borrowings from East Asian Languages functioning in informal English, es...
In the process of thousands of years’ dynasties change and social development, it is not difficult t...
In this paper, we present an analysis of English loanwords that are spoken by the people of Jambesar...
In this paper, we present an analysis of English loanwords that are spoken by the people of Jambesar...
Languages have been in contact for centuries because of historical, political, economic, social, and...
After entering the recipient language, many borrowings are in competition with their native equivale...
The presented paper is devoted to the description of English loanwords in Chinese. It describes the ...
It was traditionally assumed that Chinese had contributed few borrowings into English until Cannon ...
Loanwords have long been recognized as an important part of Chinese vocabulary. With the ever increa...
Borrowed words are the products of language development and cultural contact. This paper probes into...
The main aim of this paper is to show the introduction of Asian loanwords in commercial and scientif...
The two key questions recurring in the literature on loanword studies are: are there any general pat...
The purpose of the present study, therefore, is to research the signified loanwords found in current...
Through constant language contacts, loan words have become an indivisible part of the Chinese vocabu...
In this paper my aim is to explain the use of loanwords as well as their prevalence in most languag...
This paper presents lexical borrowings from East Asian Languages functioning in informal English, es...
In the process of thousands of years’ dynasties change and social development, it is not difficult t...
In this paper, we present an analysis of English loanwords that are spoken by the people of Jambesar...
In this paper, we present an analysis of English loanwords that are spoken by the people of Jambesar...
Languages have been in contact for centuries because of historical, political, economic, social, and...
After entering the recipient language, many borrowings are in competition with their native equivale...