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Advances in Linguistics Research

ISSN Print:2707-2622
ISSN Online:2707-2630
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The Formation of Chinglish from the Perspective of Psycholinguistics

Author: Xuanru Kong / Advances in Linguistics Research / 2025,7(3): 165-173 / 2025-07-18 look189 look104

Chinglish is a unique mixture of Chinese linguistic structures and English vocabulary prevalent among Chinese learners and users of English. However, from a psycholinguistic perspective, its formation is a complex and natural cogn... More >>

Investigating the Effect of AI Literacy on the Quality of Technical Translation

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly seen as a collaborator for translators. However, there is a lack of empirical evidence on whether AI literacy can predict the quality of English-Chinese scientific translations. This mi... More >>

A Study on Second-Person Deixis Translation Between Chinese and English Under the Cooperative Principle: A Case Study of “You”

Author: Feiyan Sheng / Advances in Linguistics Research / 2025,7(2): 107-113 / 2025-06-17 look148 look75

Deixis constitutes a crucial component of pragmatics, with person deixis—primarily manifested through personal pronouns—serving to demarcate the relationship between participants in linguistic activities and the discourse itself. ... More >>

A Comparative Study of Human and Online Machine Translation of English Passive Sentences

Author: Linbing Wang / Advances in Linguistics Research / 2025,7(2): 114-128 / 2025-06-12 look178 look106

In recent years, with the continuous development of computer technology, machine translation has been more and more applied to English-Chinese translation, and its important role in the translation field has become increasingly pr... More >>

A Study on the Motion Events Expressed by “wang往DV” in the Bingzhou Cluster of Jin Dialect

Author: Yichen Guo / Advances in Linguistics Research / 2025,7(2): 139-149 / 2025-06-12 look140 look62

This study investigates the use of directional verbs in the structure of “wang 往 + localizer + verb” (“wang 往 DV”) in four districts in the Bingzhou Cluster of Jin Dialect. Based on Talmy’s theory of motion events, the syntactic f... More >>

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