Yousef Bader
Biographic Data
| ID | 3850547 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yousef Bader |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yousef |
| FAMILY NAME | Bader |
| SIGNATURE | BADER Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yarmouk University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1824-5220 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Role of Emotion in Learning English as a Foreign Language at Jordanian Universities
As emotions play a major role in the process of learning a foreign language, it becomes important to know how they influence the learners’ motivation, enthusiasm, and attitude in acquiring a new language. The main objective of this study is to explore the effect of emotion on the process of learning a foreign language among some Jordanian university students majoring in English. This was a cross sectional study using a survey of modified Beliefs …
Lexical Variation in the Rural North Jordanian Dialect
This study investigates lexical variation, which is due to more education, more mobility, and widespread use of the social media, in the dialect of three towns around Irbid City in north Jordan and its correlation with age, gender, and level of education. Labov’s approach is adopted to examine the linguistic variation among 98 speakers of the Irbidite dialect. Around 100 words were collected and put in the form of a questionnaire to elicit the op…
Influence of Using Games on Learning English Vocabulary by Syrian Refugee Students in Jordan
This study examines the influence of using games on learning English vocabulary and attempts to reveal the significant differences between using games and using traditional methods in learning English vocabulary among sixth grade Syrian students in Jordan. For these purposes, a group of thirty female participants were divided into two groups, each one consisting of fifteen participants. The first group was exposed to forty minutes of ten vocabula…
Two Types of Concession
This study investigates the use of concessive discourse markers (DMs) in Jordanian Arabic (JA), particularly relying on a corpus analysis of naturally occurring data. It argues that there are mainly two types of concession in JA: extrinsic concession and intrinsic concession. The two types of concession are shown to differ from each other with respect to Kratzer’s compatibility of propositions. Intrinsic concession occurs when a speaker has a man…
The Language of Facebook Comments on Political Articles in Jordan
The present study aims to investigate the types of impoliteness strategies used by Jordanian Facebookers when commenting on some local political posts. To achieve this goal, one hundred comments were collected from ten political posts in Jordan. The types of impoliteness strategies were analyzed according to super and sub-strategies following the model of Culpeper (1996). The findings showed that most strategies were used by Jordanian Facebookers…
Morphological and syntactic code-switching in the speech of an Arabic-English bilingual child
The present paper investigates morphological and syntactic code-switching in the speech of an Arabic-English bilingual child living in an Arab country, Jordan. It attempts to reveal the main features of this speech, the strategies employed to achieve switching, and the factors triggering the switch. The study also compares and contrasts the case under investigation with switches made by other bilingual, e.g., English-French and English-Spanish, c…
Arabic borrowings and code-switches in the speech of English native Speakers living in Jordan
Les As. examinent les emprunts arabes et les changements de code dans le discours de locuteurs natifs anglais vivant en Jordanie. Ils analysent les fonctions des processus d'emprunt et de changement de code et les strategies des locuteurs natifs anglais lorsqu'ils utilisent ces deux processus
Consonant Sandhi phenomena and syllable structure in Kabyle Berber
Syllables and case in Kabylie Berber
Schwa in Berber
Schwa in Berber
Syllables and case in Kabylie Berber
Consonant Sandhi phenomena and syllable structure in Kabyle Berber
Arabic borrowings and code-switches in the speech of English native Speakers living in Jordan
Les As. examinent les emprunts arabes et les changements de code dans le discours de locuteurs natifs anglais vivant en Jordanie. Ils analysent les fonctions des processus d'emprunt et de changement de code et les strategies des locuteurs natifs anglais lorsqu'ils utilisent ces deux processus
Morphological and syntactic code-switching in the speech of an Arabic-English bilingual child
The present paper investigates morphological and syntactic code-switching in the speech of an Arabic-English bilingual child living in an Arab country, Jordan. It attempts to reveal the main features of this speech, the strategies employed to achieve switching, and the factors triggering the switch. The study also compares and contrasts the case under investigation with switches made by other bilingual, e.g., English-French and English-Spanish, c…
The Language of Facebook Comments on Political Articles in Jordan
The present study aims to investigate the types of impoliteness strategies used by Jordanian Facebookers when commenting on some local political posts. To achieve this goal, one hundred comments were collected from ten political posts in Jordan. The types of impoliteness strategies were analyzed according to super and sub-strategies following the model of Culpeper (1996). The findings showed that most strategies were used by Jordanian Facebookers…
Lexical Variation in the Rural North Jordanian Dialect
This study investigates lexical variation, which is due to more education, more mobility, and widespread use of the social media, in the dialect of three towns around Irbid City in north Jordan and its correlation with age, gender, and level of education. Labov’s approach is adopted to examine the linguistic variation among 98 speakers of the Irbidite dialect. Around 100 words were collected and put in the form of a questionnaire to elicit the op…
Influence of Using Games on Learning English Vocabulary by Syrian Refugee Students in Jordan
This study examines the influence of using games on learning English vocabulary and attempts to reveal the significant differences between using games and using traditional methods in learning English vocabulary among sixth grade Syrian students in Jordan. For these purposes, a group of thirty female participants were divided into two groups, each one consisting of fifteen participants. The first group was exposed to forty minutes of ten vocabula…
Two Types of Concession
This study investigates the use of concessive discourse markers (DMs) in Jordanian Arabic (JA), particularly relying on a corpus analysis of naturally occurring data. It argues that there are mainly two types of concession in JA: extrinsic concession and intrinsic concession. The two types of concession are shown to differ from each other with respect to Kratzer’s compatibility of propositions. Intrinsic concession occurs when a speaker has a man…
The Role of Emotion in Learning English as a Foreign Language at Jordanian Universities
As emotions play a major role in the process of learning a foreign language, it becomes important to know how they influence the learners’ motivation, enthusiasm, and attitude in acquiring a new language. The main objective of this study is to explore the effect of emotion on the process of learning a foreign language among some Jordanian university students majoring in English. This was a cross sectional study using a survey of modified Beliefs …
Linguistics (10 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis (5 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (4 works) · Arabic (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works)