Veliki Angle Ko Slovenski Slovar

Produced by Slovenia's largest publishers and distributed by OUP, this Slovene-English dictionary is a companion volume to the Veliki Anglesko-Slovenski Slovar. With over 75,000 entries it is more comprehensive than any other Slovene-English dictionary. It supplies differentiation of context where required--a very important feature for the English speaker using the dictionary for decoding.

A big, cleanly produced (on non-acidic paper!) and highly legible dictionary, that provides pronunciation, part of speech, translation for about 100,000 words and phrases. Distributed by Oxford U. Press. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

Slovene: A Comprehensive Grammaris a complete reference guide to the contemporary language. This is the first comprehensive grammar of the language to be published in English, and is an ideal reference source for learners and users of Slovene at every level: independent learners, university and college students, and professional linguists. This volume is systematically organized to enable students to find information quickly and easily, and to provide a thorough understanding of Slovene grammar. Features of this book include: * thorough descriptions of all parts of speech * jargon-free explanations * numerous examples from contemporary sources * clear distinction between written and spoken usage * emphasis on Slovene as spoken in the capital, Ljubljana * bibliography of works relating to Slovene * full index Slovene: A Comprehensive Grammarreflects the richness of the language and is an essential purchase for all students of Slovene.

This volume is a selection of papers presented at “Linguists of Tomorrow”, the 1st Cyprus Postgraduate Conference in Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, held at the University of Cyprus on 7–8 May 2010. The collection includes nine chapters by postgraduate students of linguistics as well as two illustrious keynote papers by Prof. Barbara Lust and Prof. Thomas McFadden. The topics range from theoretical linguistics (syntax, semantics, morphology, and phonology) to psycholinguistics (first and second language acquisition, language impairments, and language processing) and applied linguistics (bilingualism, dictionaries, writing, and ethnolinguistics). As such, this collection of papers by established as well as up-and-coming researchers will appeal to a wide range of scholars, students and academics alike, interested in current issues in linguistics.