The effect of domain prestige and interlocutors' bilingualism on loanword adaptations[This resea]

E-ISSN： 1467-9841|18|5|658-684

ISSN： 1360-6441

Source： JOURNAL OF SOCIOLINGUISTICS, Vol.18, Iss.5, 2014-11, pp. : 658-684

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