Lunfardo, often described as “the slang of Buenos Aires” (capital city of Argentina), is a distinctive, well-researched feature of Porteño Spanish, the Spanish variety spoken in that city. This paper provides a comprehensive semantic model that accounts for the meanings and logics that guide “everyday” Porteños (people of Buenos Aires) in their understanding of this highly complex, culture-specific concept. The proposed model offers fresh insights into Porteños’ construal of their own linguistic world, including people, places, words, discourses, and values that give shape to this world. The model is constructed using the natural semantic metalanguage’s (NSM) approach of maximally simple, clear, cross- translatable terms, and based on cl...
Born in the slums of Buenos Aires, a product of multiple socio-cultural influences, the Argentine ta...
El mecanismo de invertir el orden de las sílabas de algún vocablo a fin de forjar una palabra nueva ...
This study discusses common myths about the Italian immigration to the Rio de la Plata, tango and lu...
The question of language status regarding use, attrition, and social dispersion is commonplace in th...
This study explores levels of recognition of Lunfardo lexicon among a sample of speakers from the Rí...
This study explores levels of recognition of Lunfardo lexicon among a sample of speakers from the Rí...
The article deals with the Argentinian slang Lunfardo which is spoken mainly in Buenos Aires, La Pla...
The article deals with the Argentinian slang Lunfardo which is spoken mainly in Buenos Aires, La Pla...
Niniejsza praca poświęcona jest analizie słownictwa klasyfikowanego jako lunfardo w tekstach piosene...
Treballs Finals de Grau de Filologia Hispànica. Facultat de Filologia. Universitat de Barcelona, Cur...
The purposes of this thesis are to present a study of Jose S. Alvarez, known as Fray Mocho, and his ...
This thesis explores the question of how language is used to construct gender in tango lyrics, and ...
En este artículo, se analiza la relación entre el lunfardo y las jergas peruanas. Se advierte el pro...
The terms esperanza (Spanish) and esperança (Portuguese) (‘hope’) are frequently used in the politi...
The aim of this thesis is to characterize the Argentine Spanish phenomena cocoliche and lunfardo and...
Born in the slums of Buenos Aires, a product of multiple socio-cultural influences, the Argentine ta...
El mecanismo de invertir el orden de las sílabas de algún vocablo a fin de forjar una palabra nueva ...
This study discusses common myths about the Italian immigration to the Rio de la Plata, tango and lu...
The question of language status regarding use, attrition, and social dispersion is commonplace in th...
This study explores levels of recognition of Lunfardo lexicon among a sample of speakers from the Rí...
This study explores levels of recognition of Lunfardo lexicon among a sample of speakers from the Rí...
The article deals with the Argentinian slang Lunfardo which is spoken mainly in Buenos Aires, La Pla...
The article deals with the Argentinian slang Lunfardo which is spoken mainly in Buenos Aires, La Pla...
Niniejsza praca poświęcona jest analizie słownictwa klasyfikowanego jako lunfardo w tekstach piosene...
Treballs Finals de Grau de Filologia Hispànica. Facultat de Filologia. Universitat de Barcelona, Cur...
The purposes of this thesis are to present a study of Jose S. Alvarez, known as Fray Mocho, and his ...
This thesis explores the question of how language is used to construct gender in tango lyrics, and ...
En este artículo, se analiza la relación entre el lunfardo y las jergas peruanas. Se advierte el pro...
The terms esperanza (Spanish) and esperança (Portuguese) (‘hope’) are frequently used in the politi...
The aim of this thesis is to characterize the Argentine Spanish phenomena cocoliche and lunfardo and...
Born in the slums of Buenos Aires, a product of multiple socio-cultural influences, the Argentine ta...
El mecanismo de invertir el orden de las sílabas de algún vocablo a fin de forjar una palabra nueva ...
This study discusses common myths about the Italian immigration to the Rio de la Plata, tango and lu...