L’acquisition des déterminants nominaux en français et en allemand
Une perspective interlangue sur la grammaticalisation des noms
In many languages, noun determiner acquisition is a central aspect of the emergence of grammar in children. The study compares the development of determiners — between one and three years of age — in the spontaneous productions of two children who acquire French and Austrian German, respectively. Starting with the contrast between Romance and Germanic languages and focusing on morphosyntactic factors, it evaluates the impact of typological and language-specific differences on determiner acquisition. We examine the prediction that determiners should emerge earlier in French than in German and classical hypotheses concerning the pre-eminence of definite over indefinite, masculine over feminine, and singular over plural in the light of developmental data.
Article language: French
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Watorek, Marzena, Pascale Trévisiol & Rebekah Rast
2021.
The Emergence of Determiners in French L2 from the Point of View of L1/L2 Comparison.
Languages 6:2
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Yaiche, Sameh, Isabelle Maillochon & Dominique Bassano
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