Vol. 13 (2022)

Verbum

Published 2022-04-05

Articles

Valerio Emanuele

Crocodiles, pallettari, limeurs and arrotini: The Cultural Charge of the Slang Terms of the Tennis Lexicon in French and Italian Sports Dictionaries

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Robertas Kudirka

Nouns of Lithuanian Slang with the Slavic suffixes: Borrowings and Hybrids

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Vita Valiukienė

From a Lexical Verb to a Pragmatic Marker: The Case of the French falloir ‘have to/must’

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Lina Bikelienė | Rita Juknevičienė | Nida Poderienė | Joana Pribušauskaitė | Aurelija Tamulionienė

The Language of Returning Emigrant Children: Preliminary Insights

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Daiva Aliūkaitė | Violeta Meiliūnaitė

Dialect Grapholects at the Beginning of the 21st Century as a Manifestation of the Vitality and Continuity of Dialectal Codes

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Caroline Clark

Developing an institutional language policy in the complex scenario of internationalization

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Sabina Schaffner | Isabella Stefanutti

The impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Language Teaching in Higher Education, CercleS survey

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Roma Kriaučiūnienė | Rasa Šlikaitė

Language Policy at Universities in the Process of Internationalisation: Vilnius University Students’ Views

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Olaf Bärenfänger | Alba Delgado | Kerstin Gackle

Multilingualism as a Key Challenge for Higher Education Language Policy: The ARQUS Perspective

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Simone Klinge | Barbara Gödeke

Arqus University Alliance Staff Members' Linguistic and Intercultural Needs: Survey Results

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Lina Inčiuraitė-Noreikienė | Deimantė Šarkaitė

Analysis of English-Spanish False Friends

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