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In the case of multilingual learners it is not only the native language that influences their performance in their other languages, but also other previously learned languages. It is interesting to observe which of the learner s previous languages has more influence on the newly acquired language. The present study investigated the influence of the native language and a second language on a tertiary language. It compared the performances of Hungarian learners knowing German as a second language and English as a tertiary language, with that of learners knowing English as a second language. The…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
In the case of multilingual learners it is not only
the native language that influences their performance
in their other languages, but also other previously
learned languages. It is interesting to observe
which of the learner s previous languages has more
influence on the newly acquired language.
The present study investigated the influence of the
native language and a second language on a tertiary
language. It compared the performances of Hungarian
learners knowing German as a second language and
English as a tertiary language, with that of learners
knowing English as a second language. The goal was to
find out whether a dissimilar native language or a
similar second language was more helpful in the
production of different linguistic features in
English. These features were false cognates,
prepositions, idioms and proverbs.
The results have shown that not only the dissimilar
native language Hungarian but also the similar
language German was harmful in the performance of the
learners. This book is for those who are interested
in the influence of a native and a second language on
a tertiary language.
Autorenporträt
Mariann Agócs, language teacher: German and American Studies atthe University of Szeged, Hungary. Language teacher at a
secondary school and a language school in Baja.