Add to ORKGThe term bilingualism is typically used to describe the two languages of an individual. When the focus changes to two languages in society, the term often used is diglossia. Ferguson (1959) first described diglossia in terms of two varieties of the same language (dialects). Fishman (1972, 1980) extended the idea of diglossia to two languages existing side by side within a geographical area. Ferguson’s original description distinguishes between a high language variety (called H) and a low variety (called L). Different languages or varieties may by used for different purposes
Language constitutes one of the many systems of knowledge that man has acquired during his existence...
This study outlines Ferguson’s (1959) classical diglossia and Fishman’s (1967) extended diglossia an...
Diglossia refers to a situation where two linguistic varieties coexist within a given speech communi...
Diglossia is usage variaties of one language that coexist with their respective roles. In their deve...
In the autonomous region of Gagauzia, three languages are declared official: Gagauz, Russian and Rom...
Bilingualism, its historical development, great diversity of its scholarly direc-tions, all presente...
Wald Paul, 'Diglossia in situation : duality of representations of the linguistic repertory of the B...
The article addresses the issue of diglossia in its original and extended definition. The main point...
Discusses the development of some European speech communities - Czech, Russian, & German - using Fer...
This article covers contemporary achievements in the sphere of bilingualism, deepens the understandi...
In a Europe which is gradually diversifying, bilingualism no longer seems to meet the needs of socie...
Moldova is deeply divided along language lines. The principal polarization is found in the gulf bet...
The ill-will attempt to support the invented idea that there exists a „Moldavian language” oppozed t...
My study aims to scrutinize the extent to which bilingualism and diglossia influence Transylvanian t...
In this article is analyzed the problem of person formation in bilingual families in condition of mu...
Language constitutes one of the many systems of knowledge that man has acquired during his existence...
This study outlines Ferguson’s (1959) classical diglossia and Fishman’s (1967) extended diglossia an...
Diglossia refers to a situation where two linguistic varieties coexist within a given speech communi...
Diglossia is usage variaties of one language that coexist with their respective roles. In their deve...
In the autonomous region of Gagauzia, three languages are declared official: Gagauz, Russian and Rom...
Bilingualism, its historical development, great diversity of its scholarly direc-tions, all presente...
Wald Paul, 'Diglossia in situation : duality of representations of the linguistic repertory of the B...
The article addresses the issue of diglossia in its original and extended definition. The main point...
Discusses the development of some European speech communities - Czech, Russian, & German - using Fer...
This article covers contemporary achievements in the sphere of bilingualism, deepens the understandi...
In a Europe which is gradually diversifying, bilingualism no longer seems to meet the needs of socie...
Moldova is deeply divided along language lines. The principal polarization is found in the gulf bet...
The ill-will attempt to support the invented idea that there exists a „Moldavian language” oppozed t...
My study aims to scrutinize the extent to which bilingualism and diglossia influence Transylvanian t...
In this article is analyzed the problem of person formation in bilingual families in condition of mu...
Language constitutes one of the many systems of knowledge that man has acquired during his existence...
This study outlines Ferguson’s (1959) classical diglossia and Fishman’s (1967) extended diglossia an...
Diglossia refers to a situation where two linguistic varieties coexist within a given speech communi...