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Bilingualism and the Latin Language
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Language ContactMultilingualismBilingual Language DevelopmentCross-language PerspectiveCode-switchingSecond Language AcquisitionHispanic LinguisticsLinguistic DiversityBilingualismLatin 2Language StudiesCode SwitchingCode-switching 3SociolinguisticsIntroduction 1Bilingual EducationLatin LanguageLanguage ShiftLinguistics
The paper situates Latin within bilingual contexts, examining its use in Egypt, Delos, and La Graufesenque, and exploring how bilingualism influences linguistic diversity and language change. The study employs a case‑study approach focusing on a specific instance of Latin usage. The abstract includes sections on Introduction, languages in contact with Latin, and code‑switching.
Introduction 1. Languages in contact with Latin 2. Code-switching 3. Bilingualism, linguistic diversity and language change 4. Latin in Egypt 5. Bilingualism at Delos 6. Bilingualism at La Graufesenque 7. The Latin of a learner (P. Amh. II 26): a case study 8. Some concluding remarks.