MODULE 3 - World Languages

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
0.0(0)
full-widthCall with Kai
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
GameKnowt Play
Card Sorting

1/57

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced
Call with Kai

No study sessions yet.

58 Terms

1
New cards

In which year was the Indian-American linguist Braj Kachru born?

1932

2
New cards

Braj Kachru held the title of Professor Emeritus of Linguistics at which university?

University of Illinois

3
New cards

Which specific conceptual model of English did Braj Kachru conceive?

Concentric circles of English

4
New cards

Braj Kachru is credited with pioneering and defining which scholarly field?

World Englishes

5
New cards

What phenomenon does the field of World Englishes primarily study?

Spread of English across the globe

6
New cards

To redress inequality, what notion do proponents of World Englishes promote?

A pluricentric model

7
New cards

Proponents of World Englishes argue for the legitimacy of multi-canons to avoid privileging one model as what?

Superior or the best

8
New cards

How does World Englishes view global varieties in relation to native-speaker varieties?

They are not subordinate forms

9
New cards

According to McArthur (1987), what does the initialism WE represent?

A club of equals

10
New cards

When English becomes international, to what can it not be bound?

Any culture

11
New cards

International English serves as the means of expression for whose culture?

The speaker's culture

12
New cards

International English is explicitly NOT an imitation of the culture of which country?

The native-English speaking country

13
New cards

Who compiled the list of Philippine English vocabularies cited in the text (1997)?

Bautista

14
New cards

Which of the following words is listed as part of the Philippine English vocabulary?

Salvage

15
New cards

Which of the following words is listed as part of the Philippine English vocabulary? Popcorn Township

High blood

16
New cards

Which of the following words is listed as part of the Philippine English vocabulary?

Nosebleed

17
New cards

Which of the following words is listed as part of the Philippine English vocabulary?

Promdi

18
New cards

Who compiled the list of Malaysian English vocabularies cited in the text?

Said & Ng

19
New cards

In Malaysian English, what is the definition of the term "antilog"?

A male hated by a girl

20
New cards

In Malaysian English, what does the term "popcorn" refer to?

Loquacious person

21
New cards

In Malaysian English, what is the meaning of the word "slambar"?

Relax

22
New cards

In Malaysian English, "red spot" and "open shelf" refer to what categories of people?

Girls who are popular and those who are not

23
New cards

In the South African lexicon, what does the word "robot" mean?

Stoplight or traffic lights

24
New cards

In the South African lexicon, what does the phrase "to let" mean?

For rent or for lease

25
New cards

In the South African lexicon, what does the word "bakkies" refer to?

Pick-up

26
New cards

In the South African lexicon, what does the word "raw" mean?

Inexperienced

27
New cards

In the South African lexicon, what is a "braai"?

BBQ or roasted meat

28
New cards

In the South African lexicon, what does "coomcic" refer to?

Van

29
New cards

In the South African lexicon, what is a "taxi"?

Public transport

30
New cards

In the South African lexicon, what does "airtime" refer to?

Load or phone credit

31
New cards

In the South African lexicon, what is a "garage"?

Convenient store

32
New cards

In the South African lexicon, what is a "township"?

Squatter's area

33
New cards

In the South African lexicon, what does the phrase "eat in" mean?

Dine in

34
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what does "ta" mean?

Thanks

35
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what are "sunnies"?

Shades or sunglasses

36
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is a "danny"?

CR

37
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is a "carpark"?

Parking lot

38
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what does "arvo" mean?

Afternoon

39
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is a "rubber"?

Eraser

40
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is "sauce"?

Ketchup

41
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what does "uni" stand for?

College or university

42
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what does "tea" refer to?

Dinner

43
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what are "chips"?

Fries

44
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what does "BYO" stand for?

Potluck

45
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is "mum"?

Mom or mother

46
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is a "pumpkin"?

Squash

47
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is an "aeroplane"?

Airplane

48
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is a "tap"?

Faucet

49
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is "petrol"?

Gas

50
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is "rubbish"?

Trash

51
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what does "reckon" mean?

Think

52
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what does the phrase "no worries" mean?

You’re Welcome

53
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is a "mobile phone"?

Cellphone

54
New cards

In the Australian English lexicon, what is "brekkie"?

Breakfast

55
New cards

Besides Vocabulary, Spelling, and Grammar, what is the fourth linguistic aspect in which the two varieties differ?

Pronunciation

56
New cards

Besides Pronunciation, Spelling, and Grammar, what is the fourth linguistic aspect in which the two varieties differ?

Vocabulary

57
New cards

Besides Pronunciation, Vocabulary, and Grammar, what is the fourth linguistic aspect in which the two varieties differ?

Spelling

58
New cards

Besides Pronunciation, Vocabulary, and Spelling, what is the fourth linguistic aspect in which the two varieties differ?

Grammar