"Moroccan Arabic"

Key Phrases: Moroccan Arabic, Classical Arabic, North Africa, Educated Spoken Arabic, Middle East, North America, code switchers, schooled people, code switching, word borrowing, orthographic conventions, linguistic market (see more)

Key Phrases: Moroccan Arabic, Classical Arabic, North Africa, Educated Spoken Arabic, Middle East, North America, Al-Ittihad Al-Ishtiraki, Highly Educated French, Allal Al Fassi, Department of Statistics, King Hassan, South Africa, Standard Educated French, Berber Dahir, Moroccan Francophone, National Charter of Education, Qarawiyyine University, Royal Institute of Berber Culture, Ayt Ayache, Ayt Bouzid, I-mra Ili, Kateb Yacine, Ministry of National Education, Tahar Ben Jelloun, Uneducated Moroccan French, code switchers, schooled people, code switching, word borrowing, orthographic conventions, linguistic market, good mastery, language maintenance, sociolinguistic situation, lexical innovations, language shift, code mixing (see less)

Key Phrases: Moroccan Arabic, Salwa Bakr, Generation Two, New York, Arab Americans, International Journal of the Sociology, codeswitching patterns, recursive insertion, convergent accommodation, superimposed language, colloquial syntax, system morphemes (see more)

Key Phrases: Moroccan Arabic, Salwa Bakr, Generation Two, New York, Arab Americans, International Journal of the Sociology, Latifa El Zayyat, Generation One, Middle East, Tunisian Arabic, Arabic Linguistics, Cambridge University Press, Egyptian Arabic, North Africa, John Benjamins, Naglaa Muharram, International Sociological Association, Mona Ragab, Afrique du Nord, Sociological Abstracts, Tilburg University Press, United States, Algerian Arabic, Archivum Linguisticum, Neimat El Beheiri, codeswitching patterns, recursive insertion, convergent accommodation, superimposed language, colloquial syntax, system morphemes, sedentary dialects, language duality, directional categories, colloquial features, indirect introductions, mixed constituents, matrix language, linguistic accommodation, language contact phenomena, language attrition, semantic formulae, speaker variable, content morphemes, langue arabe, language tension, language continuum, monkey trainer, implicational relationship, background questionnaire (see less)

Key Phrases: Moroccan Arabic, Tilburg University Press, Cambridge University Press, New York, Multilingual Matters, United States, language loss situation, embedded language islands, immigrant minority languages, early bilingual acquisition, nuclear verbs, morphosyntactic integration (see more)

Key Phrases: Moroccan Arabic, Tilburg University Press, Cambridge University Press, New York, Multilingual Matters, United States, The Hague, Western Europe, Academic Press, Den Haag, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, John Benjamins, Royal Danish School of Educational Studies, Dutch Science Foundation, Mouton de Gruyter, Shaba Swahili, Brussels Dutch, Dutch Filiz, Finnmark Finns, Great Britain, North Holland, Pennsylvania German, European Union, Frog Story, Oxford University Press, language loss situation, embedded language islands, immigrant minority languages, early bilingual acquisition, nuclear verbs, morphosyntactic integration, early bilingual development, active bilingualism, global copying, word formation devices, free anaphors, home language instruction, system morphemes, mean correct scores, language attrition, bilingual informants, mixed utterances, child bilingualism, strokes the lion, informant groups, typological distance, second generation group, monolingual mode, language maintenance, preverbal message (see less)

Key Phrases: Moroccan Arabic, Lebanese Arabic, Fassi Fehri, Oxford University Press, Working Papers, Kluwer Academic Publishers, first conjunct agreement, tendential stability, adjectival constructs, inalienability requirement, postverbal conjoined subjects, polarity phrases (see more)

Key Phrases: Moroccan Arabic, Lebanese Arabic, Fassi Fehri, Oxford University Press, Working Papers, Kluwer Academic Publishers, John Benjamins, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Samuel Jay, University of Massachusetts, Biblical Hebrew, Modern Hebrew, Rappaport Hovav, University of Southern California, Modem Hebrew, Relativized Minimality, Academic Press, Conjunction Phrase, University of Chicago Press, Iraqi Arabic, Cambridge University Press, Natural Language Semantics, Projection Systems, San Diego, The Linguistic Review, first conjunct agreement, tendential stability, adjectival constructs, inalienability requirement, postverbal conjoined subjects, polarity phrases, kind predication structures, analytical causatives, inalienable noun, inalienable constructions, distributivity effect, higher subject position, external possessor, agreement under government, nonhead member, verb kwn, person subject agreement, pronominal copula, kinship nouns, lexical causatives, possessor slot, genitive features, opacity phenomena, singular constraint, extended generalization (see less)