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Direct linkKnouse, Stephanie M.; Neves, Renee; Ortiz, Erik; Acosta-Rua, Daria – Hispania, 2022
The present study explores Spanish-English speakers' attitudes toward bilingual discourse in the Upstate of South Carolina. Implementing a mixed methods approach, survey data and sociolinguistic interviews targeting bilinguals' attitudes toward English-origin nonce borrowings, loanshifts, and codeswitching were examined. Quantitative analyses…
Descriptors: Bilingualism, Spanish, English, Code Switching (Language)
