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Maciej Widawski

    Nowy słownik slangu i potocznej angielszczyzny
    The dictionary of city names in American slang
    The Dictionary of Spanish Loanwords in American Slang
    African American Slang
    • African American Slang

      • 314pages
      • 11 heures de lecture
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      This book offers an innovative analysis of African American slang, delving into its structure, significance, themes, and purposes. It is richly illustrated with thousands of contextual examples, providing a comprehensive understanding of the language's nuances and cultural relevance. Through this exploration, readers gain insight into how slang reflects the identity and experiences of African American communities.

      African American Slang
    • This pioneering monographic dictionary documents Spanish loanwords in American slang, a vibrant and expanding part of informal lexicon of American English. The dictionary describes over 500 such expressions, including both those used by Latin Americans and those known to larger segments of American society. Each entry contains the headword, grammatical identification, usage label, definition or equivalent in standard English, bibliographical references, contextual examples of usage with sources and dates, as well as etymological information and dating. The lexical material comes from a large database of citations from various sources such as conversation, film, literature, press, television and the Internet, collected during several research trips to the United States. The dictionary will be useful to students of sociolinguistics and ethnolinguistics, as well as to everyone interested in lexical variation in contemporary American English.

      The Dictionary of Spanish Loanwords in American Slang
    • This unique dictionary presents popular slang names for North American cities. These expressions are used instead of official names to convey additional information. They are semantically rich and culturally meaningful, telegraphically describing the characteristics of the cities to which they refer, explaining the motivations of their coiners, and revealing the attitudes of their users. The dictionary lists 500 entries, each containing a headword, usage label, standard equivalent, and numerous contextual examples which authenticate their usage. The material comes from a large database of quotations from media, film, literature, and oral sources. A reliable and practical reference, the dictionary will be useful for linguists, educators, students and anyone interested in the subject.

      The dictionary of city names in American slang