Triangulation II

10:00–10:15

Opening

10:15–11:00

Jack Pulman-Slater (Cardiff)

Sounding Welsh in Welsh: crosslinguistic influence and passive linguistic experiences amongst adult learners of Welsh

11:00–11:45

Maike Vorholt (Bremen)

Some groups share, some don't: On the influence of group formation in coordinating constructions in Maltese

11:45–12:00

Coffee break

12:00–12:45

Kirsty Azzopardi (Malta)

The argument structure of motion verbs in Maltese

12:45–13:30

Janine Siewert (Helsinki)

Low Saxon computational dialectology

13:30–14:30

Lunch

14:30–15:15

Deborah Arbes (Bremen)

Overabundance in Welsh number marking

15:15–16:00

Raffaello Bezzina (Malta)

Word formation in Maltese

16:00–16:15

Coffee break

16:15–17:00

Katharine Young (Cardiff)

Stylistic variation and the acquisition of sociolinguistic competence among pupils in Welsh-medium education

17:00–18:00

Arne Lentföhr

Low German Poetry

18:00

Dinner

10:00–10:45

Elin Arfon (Cardiff)

International Languages teachers’ beliefs about plurilingualism: collaboration across the language subjects

10:45–11:30

Julia Nintemann (Bremen)

Special Toponymic Grammar: STG phenomena around the world

11:30–11:45

Coffee break

11:45–12:30

Kaisa Pankakoski (Cardiff)

Multilingual families in Finland and Wales: ideological motivations for language transmission

12:30–13:15

Michela Vella (Malta)

In The (Playing) Field: Maltese Child Language Data Collection

13:15–14:15

Lunch

14:15–15:00

Romano Madaro (Trento)
Tracing word-order change: the German dialects in northern Italy as a laboratory for diachronic variation

15:00–15:45

Thomas Pace (Malta)

Language use in Malta's public administration

15:45–16:00

Coffee break

16:00–16:45

Lynne Davies (Cardiff)

What's it like moving into Welsh-medium education: experiences of primary-age children in South Wales

16:45–17:30

Kevin Behrens (Bremen)

Indications of a possible Cimbric sprachbund

17:30–18:00

Final discussion + farewell

18:00

Dinner