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Tracking the acceptance of neologisms in German: Psycholinguistic factors and their correspondence with corpus-linguistic findings

Linguistics and Languages

Tracking the acceptance of neologisms in German: Psycholinguistic factors and their correspondence with corpus-linguistic findings

S. Wolfer and A. Klosa-kückelhaus

Discover how neologisms borrowed from English are shaping the German language! This fascinating study by Sascha Wolfer and Annette Klosa-Kückelhaus reveals that younger generations embrace these English influences more readily than their predecessors. Dive into the implications of this psycholinguistic experiment and challenge your assumptions about language evolution!

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