JSEALS Volume 1 (2009)

Papers (peer reviewed)

• Sino-Vietnamese Grammatical Vocabulary and Sociolinguistic Conditions for Borrowing – Mark J. Alves – 1-9

• Agreement in Laizo – George Bedell, Kee Shein Mang, Khar Thuan – 11-22

• Influence of Lexical Semantics on Reflexes and Allomorphs of *<um> and *<in> in Bonggi – Michael Boutin – 23-47

• Northern and Southern Vietnamese Tone Coarticulation: A Comparative Case Study – Marc Brunelle – 49-62

• Contact Pragmatics: Requests in Wisconsin Hmong – Susan Meredith Burt – 63-76

• English Loanword Adaptation in Burmese – Charles B. Chang – 77-94

• A Layer of Dongsonian Vocabulary in Vietnamese – Michel Ferlus – 95-109

• Modality in Burmese: ‘May’ Or‘Must’ – Grammatical Uses Of yá ‘Get’ – Mathias Jenny – 111-126

• Singapore English Wh-Questions: A Gap in the Paradigm – Chonghyuck Kim,Qizhong Chang,Rong Chen Lau,Selvanathan Nagarajan – 127-140

• Structural and Pragmatic Functions of Kuki-Chin Verbal Stem Alternations – Deborah King – 141-157

• The Middle Voice in Tagalog – Naonori Nagaya – 159-188

• Reduplication Asymmetries in Bahasa Indonesia And The Organization Of The Lexicon-Syntax Interface – Yosuke Sato – 189-204

• Proto-Mon-Khmer Vocalism: Moving on from Shorto’s ‘Alternances’ – Paul Sidwell – 205-214

• Basic Serial Verb Constructions in Thai – Kiyoko Takahashi – 215-229

• An Acoustic Study of Interword Consonant Sequences in Vietnamese – Trần Thị Thủy, Nathalie Vallée – 231-249

• The Integration of English Loanwords In Hong Kong Cantonese – Cathy Sin Ping Wong, Robert S. Bauer, Zoe Wai Man Lam – 251-265

• Nonexhaustive Syllabification in Temiar – Ngee Thai Yap – 267-281

Data Papers / Book Reviews / Other Notes

• Preliminary Notes on the Phonology, Orthography and Vocabulary of Semnam (Austroasiatic, Malay Peninsula) – Niclas Burenhult and Claudia Wegener – 283-312