This systematic review of 170+ journal articles showcases the current trends and
developments in Turkey-based applied linguistics and language education research …

Languages differ in how they express motion: Languages like English prefer to conflate
manner and path into the same clause and express both elements frequently while …

The present paper explores how young children, depending on the provided input, acquire
language-specific perspectives in the construal of goal-oriented locomotion events. We …

This study explores the implications of Talmy's (2000) motion event typology and its
subsequent articulations in relation to Slobin's (1996, 2006) thinking-for-speaking …

Abstract Since Cook's (1992, 2016) initial conceptualization of multi-competence, research
has attempted to characterize the L1 side of multi-competence (Cook, 2003). However, little …

This paper investigates the lexicalization of Motion Events by Chinese EFL learners and the
reflected language-specific conceptualization patterns from their language use. The …

We compare the motion lexicalization patterns produced by L1 and L2 speakers of
Mapudungun, an indigenous minority language spoken in Chile and Argentina. According to …

The lexical parameters of oral stories of two generations of Russian-German bilinguals and
the function of lexical means in the narrative strategy implementation are describes. Through …

Исследование посвящено определению лексических характеристик устного рассказа
двух поколений русско-немецких билингвов и описанию роли лексических средств в …

This case study explored how two quadrilingual siblings (8-9 years old)—born and raised in
Sweden, exposed to variable input and with various proficiency levels in four typologically …