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Mixed language in flux? The various impacts of multilingual contact on Lánnang-uè’s wh-question system
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales
International Journal of Bilingualism (Sage)
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2024
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1-33
Language variation and change, sociolinguistics, language contact, multilingualism, mixed languages, Bayesian regression, identity, language attitudes and ideologies, Lánnang-uè, Philippines
Variability in clusters and continuums: The sociolinguistic situation of the Manila Lannangs in the 2010s
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales
John Benjamins
Journal Article
2023
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9
1
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83-124
sociolinguistic profile of the Lannangs, language attitudes, Sino-Philippine studies, community variability and change, ethnic minorities in the Philippines, Principal Components Analysis
Spread, stability, and sociolinguistic variation in multilingual practices: the case of Lánnang-uè and its derivational morphology
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales
International Journal of Multilingualism
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2023
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Multilingualism; multilingual practices; morphology; spread and stability; language attitudes; sociolinguistic variation and change
The Lannang Corpus (LanCorp): A POS-tagged, sociolinguistic corpus containing recordings and transcriptions of Lannang speech collected from the metropolitan Manila Lannangs between 2016 and 2020
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales
Deep Blue Data, Deep Blue Repositories
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2022
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corpus linguistics, Lannang languages, sociolinguistics
"Truly a Language of Our Own" A Corpus-Based, Experimental, and Variationist Account of Lánnang-uè in Manila
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales
University of Michigan
Dissertation
2022
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sociolinguistics, Lánnang-uè, Chinese Filipino, Lannang, documentation, mixed language, variation
From ‘sangley’ to ‘Chinaman’, ‘Chinese Mestizo’ to ‘Tsinoy’: unpacking ‘Chinese’ identities in the Philippines at the turn of the Twentieth-Century
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Richard T. Chu
Asian Ethnicity
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2021
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Chinese in the Philippines; Tsinoy; mestizo; ethnicity; race; intsik; colonialism
A Look into Manila Chinatown’s Linguistic Landscape: The Role of Language and Language Ideologies
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Maria Eena Maxine A. Jazul & Alejandro S. Bernardo
Philippine Journal of Linguistics
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2017
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48
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75-98
Linguistic landscape, Chinatown, multilingualism, signs, place semiotics, linguistic vitality
Filipino, Chinese, neither, or both? The Lannang identity and its relationship with language
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales
Language & Communication
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2021
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77
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5-16
Lannang, language and identity, cultural hybridity, indexicality, Chinese, Filipino
Interactions of Sinitic languages in the Philippines:
Sinicization, Filipinization, and Sino-Philippine language creation
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales
Palgrave-MacMillan
Handbook Chapter
2022
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369–408
Sino-Philippine linguistic varieties, language ecology, language contact, linguistic interactions, sociolinguistics
Vowel system or vowel systems? Variation in the monophthongs of Philippine Hybrid Hokkien in Manila
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales & Rebecca Starr
Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages
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2020
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35
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mixed languages, language contact, language variation, sociophonetics, vowel systems, Philippine Hybrid Hokkien, Chinese Filipinos, Lánnang-uè
A speech communication profile of three generations of Filipino-Chinese in Metro Manila: Their use of English, Pilipino and Chinese languages in different domains, role-relationships, speech situations and functions
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Rebecca Chuaunsu
University of the Philippines
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1989
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Chinese Filipino, language use, generation, speech communication profile
Trilingual code-switching using quantitative lenses: An exploratory study on Hokaglish
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales
Philippine Journal of Linguistics
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2016
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47
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106-128
Chinese Filipino, trilingual, codeswitching, Tagalog, English, Hokkien
Language contact in the Philippines: The history and ecology from a Chinese Filipino perspective
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales
Language Ecology
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2017
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1
2
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185-212
Chinese Filipino, language contact, language ecology, Philippine contact languages, sociohistory
Chinese Filipinos tag their questions, kiam si? Some notes on tag questions in Philippine Hybrid Hokkien
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales
Philippine ESL Journal
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2017
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19
NA
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84-99
Chinese Filipinos, Philippine English, Philippine Hybrid Hokkien, mixed languages, tag questions
Philippine Hybrid Hokkien as a postcolonial mixed language: Evidence from nominal derivational affixation mixing
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales
National University of Singapore
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2018
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Chinese Filipinos, Lannang-ue, nominal affixation, mixed languages, documentation
Two Englishes diverged in the Philippines? A substratist account of Manila Chinese English
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Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales & Mie Hiramoto
Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages
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2020
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35
1
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125-159
Manila Chinese English, Sino-Philippine language contact, corpus linguistics, intergroup variation, world Englishes, Philippine Englishes