Keyphrases
Language Contact
90%
Quechua
46%
Amazonian Spanish
36%
Andean Spanish
36%
Population Structure
35%
Sociolinguistics
31%
Language Change
31%
Present Perfect
31%
Multilingualism
27%
Peruvian
26%
Amazon
23%
Language Variation
23%
Indigenous Languages
21%
Colonial Period
20%
Contact Variety
19%
Grammaticalization
19%
Peru
18%
Linguistic Features
16%
Contact Features
15%
Peruvian Spanish
15%
Dialect Contact
15%
Latin America (LATAM)
15%
Node Roles
15%
Bilingualism
15%
Semantic Analysis
15%
Cambridge
15%
Language Studies
15%
Perfect Language
15%
Ethnocultural
15%
Contact Volume
15%
Amazonian Region
13%
Ecuador
13%
Colombia
13%
Grammatical Categories
13%
Spanish Varieties
11%
Highly Connected
10%
Linguistic Innovation
10%
Social Networks
10%
Andes
10%
Lexical Borrowing
9%
Social Conditions
9%
Urbanization Level
9%
Global Language
8%
Demographic Information
7%
Sociolinguistic Characteristics
7%
Language Policy
7%
Functional Transfer
7%
Kinship Relations
7%
Semantic Change
7%
Grammatical Profile
7%
Arts and Humanities
Language Contact
67%
Linguistics
38%
Andean Spanish
31%
Present perfect
31%
Possession
19%
Grammaticalization
19%
Colonial period
18%
Semantic Analysis
15%
Dialect contact
15%
Amazon
15%
Pathway
15%
Language Change
15%
Evidentials
15%
Grammatical Category
11%
Spanish varieties
11%
Multi-lingual
10%
Peru
10%
Temporal
9%
Lexical borrowing
9%
Second language
9%
Linguistic Evidence
7%
Attributive
7%
animate
7%
Languages in contact
7%
Possessive Construction
7%
Indigenous languages
7%
Tradition
7%
Information Structure
6%
Subjectivity
6%
Exceptions
5%
Language loss
5%
Monolingual
5%
Nineteenth Century
5%
Eighteenth Century
5%
Structure
5%
Linguistic contact
5%
Scholars
5%
Native Speaker
5%
Lingua Franca
5%
Review
5%
Ecuador
5%
Borrowing
5%
Social Phenomenon
5%
Bi-lingual speakers
5%
discourse pragmatics
5%
Language Endangerment
5%
Subject Matter
5%
Descriptive
5%
Oral
5%
Phonological
5%
Social Sciences
Spanish
100%
Sociolinguistics
39%
Multilingualism
34%
Peru
18%
Languages
17%
Guides
15%
Bilingualism
15%
Creoles
15%
Semantics
15%
Latin America
15%
Andes
13%
Ecuador
13%
Mexico
9%
Endangerment
8%
Linguistic Feature
7%
Rural Areas
7%
Social Ecology
6%
Structural Change
5%
Interlanguage
5%
Social History
5%
Amerindians
5%
Native Speaker
5%
Language Instruction
5%
Translanguaging
5%
Eighteenth Century
5%
Nineteenth Century
5%
Urban Youth
5%
Narrative
5%
European Language
5%
Migration
5%
Spain
5%
Migrant Workers
5%
Syntax
5%
Late Nineteenth Century
5%
