Duas Variedades Africanas Do Português: Variáveis Fonético-Fonológicas E Morfossintáticas 2018
DOI: 10.5151/9788580393248-04
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Róticos nas Variedades Urbanas Santomense e Moçambicana do Português

Abstract: Poucos são os estudos que contemplam as variedades africanas do Português, sobretudo no que respeita a aspectos fonético-fonológicos. Dentre as pesquisas já realizadas, a grande maioria versa sobre aspectos morfossintáticos, sintáticos, lexicais, entre outras áreas, como se pode verificar consultando o site

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“…Recent comparative studies have shown that the Portuguese examined here differs from EP and has specific lexical, phoneticphonological, morphosyntactic and pragmatic features of its own (Brandão & De Paula, 2018;Gomes, 2019;Gonçalves, 2015;Gonçalves & Chimbutane, 2004;Pissurno, 2018;Sitoe, 1997;Timbane 2013;Vicente, 2010;Vieira & Vieira, 2018). Analyses of various linguistic phenomena have revealed that: 1) the Portuguese of Mozambique is undergoing linguistic change strongly influenced by contact between languages and that speakers of Bantu languages as L1 have difficulty fixing the grammatical properties of Portuguese (Gonçalves & Siopa, 2005); 2) this variety displays greater variability in specific features of its grammar than found in languages acquired as L1 (Gonçalves, 2010); and 3) change is affecting not only Portuguese, but also languages such as Changana, which has changed in recent years at the lexical level through contact with Portuguese (Timbane & Berlinck, 2019).…”
Section: Portuguese Of/in Mozambiquementioning
confidence: 89%
“…Recent comparative studies have shown that the Portuguese examined here differs from EP and has specific lexical, phoneticphonological, morphosyntactic and pragmatic features of its own (Brandão & De Paula, 2018;Gomes, 2019;Gonçalves, 2015;Gonçalves & Chimbutane, 2004;Pissurno, 2018;Sitoe, 1997;Timbane 2013;Vicente, 2010;Vieira & Vieira, 2018). Analyses of various linguistic phenomena have revealed that: 1) the Portuguese of Mozambique is undergoing linguistic change strongly influenced by contact between languages and that speakers of Bantu languages as L1 have difficulty fixing the grammatical properties of Portuguese (Gonçalves & Siopa, 2005); 2) this variety displays greater variability in specific features of its grammar than found in languages acquired as L1 (Gonçalves, 2010); and 3) change is affecting not only Portuguese, but also languages such as Changana, which has changed in recent years at the lexical level through contact with Portuguese (Timbane & Berlinck, 2019).…”
Section: Portuguese Of/in Mozambiquementioning
confidence: 89%
“…Essa pluralidade pode ser interpretada como vestígio de um processo de enfraquecimento articulatório, que leva, em seu último estágio, ao cancelamento do segmento (r à R à x à h à Ø), como postula Callou (1987) em sua tese de doutorado. Sua excentricidade, por assim dizer, transformou a classe de sons em candidata natural a foco para o qual convergem pesquisas linguísticas brasileiras, sendo os róticos um objeto de grande interesse para os estudiosos da variação linguística (CALLOU, 1987;MONGUILHOTT, 1997MONGUILHOTT, , 2007CALLOU, LEITE & MORAES, 2002;ABAURRE & SANDALO, 2003;BRANDÃO, MOTA & CUNHA, 2003;HORA & MONA-RETTO, 2003;BRESCANCINI & MONARETTO, 2008;MONARETTO, 1997MONARETTO, , 2000MONARETTO, , 2002MONARETTO, , 2009SILVEIRA, 2010;SERRA & CALLOU, 2013CALLOU, SERRA & CUNHA, 2015;BRANDÃO, PESSANHA, PONTES & CORREA, 2017;BRANDÃO & de PAULA, 2018; BRANDÃO, neste volume, entre muitos outros).…”
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