Add to ORKGThe article discusses a recent innovation in spoken Dutch, where alsnog is used for Standard Dutch (adversative) toch, defining the meaning of toch, nog, and alsnog, and reflecting on the grammaticalization process giving rise to the recent change
The rich Germanic adjectival inflection dramatically eroded in the history of Dutch as part of a gen...
Starting from observations from (Belgian-)Dutch usage, the present article offers a comparison of af...
This article reports investigations into sound change at the community-level of Frisian and Low Saxo...
The article discusses a recent innovation in spoken Dutch, where alsnog is used for Standard Dutch (...
All languages change. This is a subject that has intrigues linguists from the very beginning. In the...
Despite their relatedness, Dutch and German differ in the interpretation of a particular intonation ...
In combinations with singular count nouns, the Dutch indefinite determiner enig 'some/any' shows a d...
The first printed grammar of Dutch, which appeared in 1584, was created by members of the Amsterdam ...
This series consists of unpublished working- papers. They are not final versions and may be supersed...
This article, which serves as the editorial to the special T&T issue Spelling in ontwikkeling, consi...
In hierdie ondersoek is gepoog om die funksies van die saamgestelde verbale vorm vanuit sewentiende-...
Adverbs of degree are prone to undergo change, and new adverbs frequently emerge through grammatical...
The rich Germanic adjectival inflection dramatically eroded in the history of Dutch as part of a gen...
Starting from observations from (Belgian-)Dutch usage, the present article offers a comparison of af...
This article reports investigations into sound change at the community-level of Frisian and Low Saxo...
The article discusses a recent innovation in spoken Dutch, where alsnog is used for Standard Dutch (...
All languages change. This is a subject that has intrigues linguists from the very beginning. In the...
Despite their relatedness, Dutch and German differ in the interpretation of a particular intonation ...
In combinations with singular count nouns, the Dutch indefinite determiner enig 'some/any' shows a d...
The first printed grammar of Dutch, which appeared in 1584, was created by members of the Amsterdam ...
This series consists of unpublished working- papers. They are not final versions and may be supersed...
This article, which serves as the editorial to the special T&T issue Spelling in ontwikkeling, consi...
In hierdie ondersoek is gepoog om die funksies van die saamgestelde verbale vorm vanuit sewentiende-...
Adverbs of degree are prone to undergo change, and new adverbs frequently emerge through grammatical...
The rich Germanic adjectival inflection dramatically eroded in the history of Dutch as part of a gen...
Starting from observations from (Belgian-)Dutch usage, the present article offers a comparison of af...
This article reports investigations into sound change at the community-level of Frisian and Low Saxo...