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Vivian de Klerk

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Most cited in this library

Language shift in Grahamstown: a case study of selected Xhosa-speakers2000 · 177 citations
How taboo are taboo words for girls?1992 · 104 citations
To be Xhosa or not to be Xhosa … That is the Question2000 · 91 citations
Black South African English2002 · 81 citations
Codeswitching, Borrowing and Mixing in a Corpus of Xhosa English2006 · 71 citations

Works

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Codeswitching, Borrowing and Mixing in a Corpus of Xhosa English

International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism·2006·1 author

71citations

Imagined identities: Preimmigrants' narratives on language and identity

International Journal of Bilingualism·2006·2 authors

47citations

Corpus linguistics and world Englishes : an analysis of Xhosa English

·2006·1 author

59citations

Educated mother-tongue South African English: A corpus approach

Language Matters·2006·5 authors

4citations

Attitudes of Xhosa-speaking students at the University of Fort Hare towards the use of Xhosa as a language of learning and teaching (LOLT)

Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies·2005·2 authors

55citations

Anticipating language shift: Afrikaans speakers moving to New Zealand

Language Matters·2005·2 authors

5citations

Procedural meanings of well in a corpus of Xhosa English

Journal of Pragmatics·2004·1 author

Pre-emigration reflections: Afrikaans speakers moving to New Zealand

Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies·2004·2 authors

5citations

First-name changes in South Africa: the swing of the pendulum

International Journal of the Sociology of Language·2004·2 authors

4citations

Xhosa English as an institutionalised variety of English

English World-Wide A Journal of Varieties of English·2003·1 author

16citations

Starting with Xhosa English towards a spoken corpus

International Journal of Corpus Linguistics·2002·1 author

8citations

Black South African English

Cambridge University Press eBooks·2002·2 authors·chapter

81citations

Changing Names in the “New” South Africa: A Diachronic Survey

Names·2002·1 author·Open access

15citations

The Role of Xhosa in a South African Prison: 'The Situation is Leading You'

Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development·2002·2 authors

7citations

English in the prison services: a case of breaking the law?

World Englishes·2002·2 authors

15citations

The Cross-Marriage Language Dilemma: His Language or Hers?

International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism·2001·1 author

22citations

Language usage and attitudes in a South African prison: who calls the shots?

International Journal of the Sociology of Language·2001·2 authors

15citations

To be Xhosa or not to be Xhosa … That is the Question

Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development·2000·1 author

91citations

Language shift in Grahamstown: a case study of selected Xhosa-speakers

International Journal of the Sociology of Language·2000·1 author

177citations

Language contact and ethnolinguistic identity in an Eastern Cape army camp

International Journal of the Sociology of Language·2000·2 authors

14citations

Black South African English: Where to from here?

World Englishes·1999·1 author

64citations

Nicknames as evidence of verbal playfulness

Multilingua·1999·2 authors

41citations

Afrikaans to English: a case study of language shift

South African Journal of Linguistics·1998·2 authors

22citations

Language Policy in the SANDF

Language Problems & Language Planning·1998·2 authors

5citations

The sound patterns of English nicknames

Language Sciences·1997·2 authors

61citations

Encounters with English over three generations in a Xhosa family

Varieties of English around the world. General series·1997·1 author·chapter

12citations

Nicknames of English Adolescents in South Africa

Names·1997·2 authors·Open access

13citations

Nicknaming among Xhosa-speaking children and adolescents

South African Journal of African Languages·1997·2 authors

12citations

Nicknames as Sex-Role Stereotypes

Sex Roles·1996·2 authors

56citations

Naming Practices in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa

Names·1996·2 authors·Open access

29citations

Language Attitudes and their Implications for the Teaching of English in the Eastern Cape

Varieties of English around the world. General series·1996·2 authors·chapter

20citations

Linguistic stereotypes: nice accent — nice person?

International Journal of the Sociology of Language·1995·2 authors

38citations

Bilingualism: the one-person one-language bond

Language Matters·1995·2 authors

7citations

Language attitudes in the Eastern Cape: a tri–lingual survey

South African Journal of Linguistics·1994·2 authors

24citations

English in South Africa

English World-Wide A Journal of Varieties of English·1993·2 authors

15citations

Afrikaanssprekende Oos-Kapenaars: 'n bedreigde spesie?

Tydskrif vir Geesteswetenskappe·1993·2 authors

6citations

How taboo are taboo words for girls?

Language in Society·1992·1 author·Open access

104citations

Expletives: Men only?

Communication Monographs·1991·1 author

69citations

What's the current slang?

English Usage in Southern Africa·1991·1 author

9citations

Slang: A male domain?

Sex Roles·1990·1 author

41citations