0 a word taken from one language and used in another:
Consequently, perceptual assimilation is expected to be massively responsible for loanword adaptations.
This produces the sound adaptations in loanwords that we observe on the surface.
In these cases, the loanwords which served as constituents of larger words were written in katakana.
Where different sound changes have applied (even minor ones), careful attention to sound correspondences allows for the identification of loanwords.
The list also reports the frequency of occurrence of individual loanwords in different newspapers and magazines.
The adoption of loanwords is shown to be a common process, although for these 77 items, it is a little less common than descriptive coinage.
Accordingly, even a corpus of loanwords drawn from a society where bilingualism is quite limited is relevant to phonology.
Addressing and disconfirming some predictions of phonetic approximation for loanword adaptation.
