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Events Language and Linguistics Seminar Series: Week 33
Event

'Bilingualism in the early years' - Dr Claire Delle Luche, University of Essex

  • Thu 17 May 18

    12:00 - 14:00

  • Colchester Campus

    EBS.2.1

  • Event speaker

    Dr Claire Delle-Luche, University of Essex

  • Event type

    Lectures, talks and seminars
    Language and Linguistics Seminar Series

  • Event organiser

    Language and Linguistics, Department of

  • Contact details

    Victoria Mead

Bilingualism is a simple word hiding a world's worth of complexity.

In this presentation, I will narrow it down to young bilinguals from birth with two studies that evaluate vocabulary and lexical development in two-year-old bilinguals from birth. Of these, one factor that was mostly understudied so far stands out: linguistic distance.

 

I will discuss how linguistic distance can explain some of our results and what it may mean for our understanding of early lexical development in bilinguals, and potentially expanding it to other types of "input variety".

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