Abstract: Within the South African lexicographical context, there have been several pleas for Afrikaans learner's and school dictionaries that incorporate innovative strategies and provide for specific identified target users and their particular problems. Nuwe Woordeboek sonder Grense (NWSG) is an Afrikaans learner's dictionary that is aimed at a specific group of users, can be used for text reception and text production and forms part of an established textbook series. Through new strategies and adaptations, this dictionary tries to form a bridge between different typological categories and to be a functional instrument for use in the classroom. In accordance with the theo-retical formulation of dictionary functions, NWSG tries...
CITATION: Tarp, S. & Gouws, R. H. 2010. Skoolwoordeboeke vir huistaalleerders van Afrikaans. Lexikos...
This article examines the treatment of racial labels in monolingual English dictionaries of South Af...
Controlled defining vocabularies have been used regularly in lexicography since the 1970s. They are ...
Abstract: Within the South African lexicographical context, there have been several pleas for Afrik...
<p>ABSTRACT: Within the South African lexicographical context, there have been several pleas f...
Within the South African lexicographical context, there have been several pleas for Afrikaans learne...
A new star appeared on the South African lexicography horizon in 2010 with the publication of the Gr...
In this article an Afrikaans collocation and phrase dictionary for mother-tongue speakers (primary t...
Thesis (DPhil)--University of Stellenbosch, 1999.ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study is to i...
<p>In this article an Afrikaans collocation and phrase dictionary for mother-tongue speakers (...
Dictionaries have to be compiled in accordance with the specific needs and demands of a well-defined...
Criteria for an Afrikaans leamer's dictionary. This article detennines the theoretical and practical...
<p>Abstract: New Things in New Words? - an overview of nonmicrostructural lexicographic innova...
<p>Abstract: The development of a dictionary culture consists of three main phases: (a) the in...
English Title: Defining in a Learner's DictionaryEnglish AbstractBecause a learner's dictionary (in ...
CITATION: Tarp, S. & Gouws, R. H. 2010. Skoolwoordeboeke vir huistaalleerders van Afrikaans. Lexikos...
This article examines the treatment of racial labels in monolingual English dictionaries of South Af...
Controlled defining vocabularies have been used regularly in lexicography since the 1970s. They are ...
Abstract: Within the South African lexicographical context, there have been several pleas for Afrik...
<p>ABSTRACT: Within the South African lexicographical context, there have been several pleas f...
Within the South African lexicographical context, there have been several pleas for Afrikaans learne...
A new star appeared on the South African lexicography horizon in 2010 with the publication of the Gr...
In this article an Afrikaans collocation and phrase dictionary for mother-tongue speakers (primary t...
Thesis (DPhil)--University of Stellenbosch, 1999.ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study is to i...
<p>In this article an Afrikaans collocation and phrase dictionary for mother-tongue speakers (...
Dictionaries have to be compiled in accordance with the specific needs and demands of a well-defined...
Criteria for an Afrikaans leamer's dictionary. This article detennines the theoretical and practical...
<p>Abstract: New Things in New Words? - an overview of nonmicrostructural lexicographic innova...
<p>Abstract: The development of a dictionary culture consists of three main phases: (a) the in...
English Title: Defining in a Learner's DictionaryEnglish AbstractBecause a learner's dictionary (in ...
CITATION: Tarp, S. & Gouws, R. H. 2010. Skoolwoordeboeke vir huistaalleerders van Afrikaans. Lexikos...
This article examines the treatment of racial labels in monolingual English dictionaries of South Af...
Controlled defining vocabularies have been used regularly in lexicography since the 1970s. They are ...