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Author		Burridge, Kate; Musgrave, Simon
Title		It's speaking Australian English we are: Irish features in nineteenth century Australia

Written in		English
Source		Australian journal of linguistics. - Basingstoke, Hampshire : Taylor & Francis
Volume		34
Year		2014
Issue		1
Page		24-49

Classification
Domains / Computational linguistics / Linguistic data processing / Corpus linguistics / Individual corpora / Language corpus (English) / AusNC

Domains / Computational linguistics / Linguistic data processing / Corpus linguistics / Individual corpora / Language corpus (English) / AusNC / COOEE

Domains / Mathematical linguistics / Language statistics / Frequency (statistics) / Word frequency

Domains / Mathematical linguistics / Language statistics / Frequency (statistics) / Frequency (pragm.)

Domains / Mathematical linguistics / Language statistics / Frequency (statistics) / Frequency (synt.)

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Individual aspects (pragm.) / Form of address

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Individual aspects (pragm.) / Discourse marker

Domains / Sociolinguistics / Language and society / Stereotype

Domains / History of language / Pragmatic change

Domains / History of language / Syntactic change

Domains / History of language / Vocabulary change

Domains / Languages in contact / Immigrants/Emigrants

Domains / Languages in contact / Interference

Domains / Style/Aesthetics / Literary language

Domains / Style/Aesthetics / Style analysis / Dialect (stylistic device)

Levels / Lexicology / Individual words / Lemmata

Levels / Lexicology / Loan word / Hibernism

Levels / Lexicology / Word classes / Verb / Modal verb

Levels / Morphology / Inflection / Declension / Number

Levels / Morphology / Inflection / Verb inflection / Aspect (morph.) / Iterative

Levels / Morphology / Inflection / Verb inflection / Tense (morph.) / Present perfect

Levels / Syntax / Mood (synt.) / Modality / Epistemic modality

Levels / Syntax / Sentence types / Cleft sentence

Levels / Syntax / Sentence parts / Verb syntax / Infinitive constructions

Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / English in Australia / Early Australian English

Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / English in Ireland


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AusNC ; COOEE ; Worthäufigkeit; Häufigkeitsliste; Frequency list; Frequency (lex.) ; Word frequency ; Frequency (pragm.) ; Frequency (synt.) ; Form of address ; Discourse marker ; Stereotype ; Sprachwandel (pragm.) ; Language change (pragm.) ; Sprachgebrauchswandel; Deictification; Subjektivierung; Subjectification; Pragmatic change ; Sprachwandel (synt.) ; Syntactic change ; Sprachwandel (lex.) ; Language change (lex.) ; Vocabulary change ; Auswanderer; Emigrants; Migrant; Aussiedler; Gastarbeiter; Arbeitsmigranten; Immigrants/Emigrants ; Transfer (languages in contact) ; Adstratum language; Adstratsprache; Interference ; Literary language ; Soziolekt (Stilmittel) ; Sociolect (stylistic device) ; Dialect (stylistic device) ; Lemmata ; Irishism; Hibernism ; Modal verb ; Number ; Pluractional; Habituativ; Habitual; Frequentativ; Iterative ; Passé composé; Passato prossimo; Present perfect ; Evidentialität; Evidentiality; Narrativ; Narrative; Renarrativ; Quotativ; Quotative; Reportativ; Putativ; Putative; Präsumptiv; Presumptive; Source of information; Source of knowledge; Epistemic modality ; Satzspaltung; Pseudo-cleft; Projektorkonstruktion; Projector phrase; Cleft sentence ; Infinitive constructions ; Ireland (English language in) ; Irland (engl. Sprache in) ; Irisch (Englisch in Irland) ; Irish (English in Ireland) ; Hiberno English; English in Ireland

Subject terms
be after (engl. Konstr.) \| do be cum gerundio (engl. Konstr.) \| for to (engl. Konstr.) \| mustn't (engl. Konstr.) \| youse (engl. Lemma) \| but (engl. Lemma)