Vol. 40 No. 2 (2022) | Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies

Published: 2022-08-22

SisiXhosa osikhathalele ngantoni na esi ude usindwe ziincwadi ezingaka? Why do you care about isiXhosa so much that you are overwhelmed by so many books?

Mlamli Diko

123-134

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Partial homophony and decoy lexicalisation in S’ncamtho and Ndebele slang

Sambulo Ndlovu

135-144

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Constellations, technicality, iconisation and Eskom: A case from South Africa’s Business Day

Ian Siebörger, Ralph D. Adendorff

145–161

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Translanguaging and minoritised language revitalisation in multilingual classrooms: Examining teachers’ agency

Busani Maseko

162–176

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Native English and non-native authors’ utilisation of lexical bundles: A corpus-based study of scholarly public health papers

Masoomeh Estaji, Mohammad Reza Montazeri

177-199

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Translating taboo words in health care texts from English into Swahili in Kenya

Douglas Ondara Orang’i

200-211

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Metapragmatic disclaimers in Yoruba discursive interactions

Temitope Michael Ajayi

212-226

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A cross-cultural, cross-contextual study of interactional metadiscourse in academic research articles: An interpersonal approach

Rajab Esfandiari, Zarrin Khatibi

227-242

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Cultural Linguistics and World Englishes

Ying Zhang

247-250

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Referring Expressions, Pragmatics and Style: Reference and Beyond

Yaping Yang

243-246

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Articles

SisiXhosa osikhathalele ngantoni na esi ude usindwe ziincwadi ezingaka? Why do you care about isiXhosa so much that you are overwhelmed by so many books?

Partial homophony and decoy lexicalisation in S’ncamtho and Ndebele slang

Constellations, technicality, iconisation and Eskom: A case from South Africa’s Business Day

Translanguaging and minoritised language revitalisation in multilingual classrooms: Examining teachers’ agency

Native English and non-native authors’ utilisation of lexical bundles: A corpus-based study of scholarly public health papers

Translating taboo words in health care texts from English into Swahili in Kenya

Metapragmatic disclaimers in Yoruba discursive interactions

A cross-cultural, cross-contextual study of interactional metadiscourse in academic research articles: An interpersonal approach

Book Review

Cultural Linguistics and World Englishes

Referring Expressions, Pragmatics and Style: Reference and Beyond

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