According to their jobs, migrant workers have different life styles, and in response to these, there may be different healthcare-seeking behaviours mediated by a variety of other factors, including convenience, cultural familiarity, consideration of language and legal status [ 3].
The familiarity of the language and logic becomes awfully tedious; it may be the point that these are boring people, but they shouldn't be boring as written.
Paradoxically, the seeming familiarity of the language is part of the problem: you don't need to know a lot of Anglo-Saxon to guess that when the narrator exclaims "<--t w<--s gRated Rd cyning," he is saying "that was a good king".
Better yet, your enhanced input is much easier for your friend to understand and does not take away the flexibility and familiarity of natural language when needed.
The present study used the same design to further investigate the influence of the familiarity of the language context on pitch perception with Italian participants.
In The Visible and the Invisible, it is the writing of Proust in Remembrance of Things Past that breaks through the familiarity of ordinary language, showing us the "little phrases" which form the substrate of ordinary speech.
It's the familiarity of a language that I grew up speaking, and I know that I may not be fully American or fully Chinese but what does that matter, when I can come to an English-speaking country and I can hold a conversation in Chinese?
This study explores the influence of language familiarity on online persuasion behavior based on subjective measurements and objective actual negotiation behavior.
As Owusu (57) argues, the 'one critical factor that greatly contributes to systematic errors in ethnographic accounts is the lack of language familiarity or fluency'.
A three-way analysis of variance for discourse type (narrative or explanatory), familiarity of topic (familiar or unfamiliar), and language group was conducted on these scores.
