Dialekt-Standard-Variation im ungesteuerten Zweitspracherwerb des Deutschen

Second-language learners in German-speaking Switzerland are confronted with the everyday juxtaposition of dialects and standard Swiss language. This study examines how adult second-language users deal with dialect-standard variation, to which extent they integrate the two codes into their second-language knowledge, and which attitudes toward dialect and standard they develop from their specific acquisition situation.

Autorentext
Andrea Ender, University of Salzburg, Austria.