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Imre Galambos describing the wonderful multilingual mss found in Dunhuang.
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Wrapping up the conference is Imre Galambos on medieval Chinese contracts and multilingualism
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Now it's Ivar Berg on business writing in early 16C Norway
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Last session:
Agnete Nesse talked about German and Danish and Norwegian among 16C Bergen traders
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Things that keep coming up at #TradersLang – we have no idea what languages were spoken in most historical language contact situations
Last one before lunch:
Sonia Das on multilingualism among present-day Indian sailors
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Rachel Selbach telling us Lingua Franca is a myth. …or is it!?
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Middle-Anglicisms in Italian: basically, just add an -o at the end!
e.g. "fan" > "fanno"
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Next up, Megan Tiddeman on early Anglo-Italian contacts, mid 15C
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Now Josh Brown about back-dating the codification of Italian – Tuscanisation in the 14th century
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Now the room smells of perfume.
Action-filled session at the #TradersLang conference!
Laura Wright: "visual diamorphs" = lexical items (abbreviations), lang. uncertain but all work – esp. common in accounts etc
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Day 2 begins with Laura Wright's keynote on London merchants' language 1400-1900
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Henrike Kuehnert on Cardinal numbers on Older Yiddish
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Minervini: correspondence of diaspora has a normative effect – not all norms emerge from spoken language
#TotallyAgree
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Minervini: Sephardic Jew in Pisa in 1600 charged by the Inquisition of using Spanish – sign of apostasy!?
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Laura Minervini talking about Sephardic Jewish merchant letters.
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After fumbling with the pc laptop, raced through my own presentation. #whew #TradersLang
Merja Stenroos talking about the changing hand of a writer in a 15C schoolbook/notebook
(Rawlinson D 328)
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At Cambridge at the Merchants of Innovation: The Language of Traders conference
http://bit.ly/1ksBLTM
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