Crnogorski jezik i nacionalizam [Montenegrin language and nationalism] by Rajka Glušica (review).
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Works matching IS 10682090 AND DT 2022 AND VI 30 AND IP 1
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The development of the Bulgarian literary language: From incunabula to first grammars, late fifteenth–early seventeenth century by Ivan N. Petrov (review).
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Morphosyntactic, Contextual, and Lexical Determinants of Non-Referentiality in Russian.
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Temporal Versus Spectral Cues in L2 Perception of Vowels: A Study with Polish and Croatian Learners of English.
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A Neo-Constructionist Account of Morphologically Null Deverbal Nominals with Argument Structure in Polish.
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The Prosody of Ø-Suffixed Deverbal Nouns in Ukrainian.
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