Intelligibility in World Englishes

Intelligibility comes into English ultimately from the Latin verb intellegere , “to perceive.”

Intelligibility (philosophy) · Linguistics · World Englishes · Categorization, perception, and language · Linguistics, Language Diversity, and Identity · Philosophy · Second Language Acquisition and Learning

• Consonant clusters and intelligibility in English as a Lingua Franca in Japan

  George O’neal•Pragmatics and Society•2015

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• “English is a mishmash of everything”

  Robert Weekly•Critical Inquiry in Language…•2019

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• International Teaching Assistants in the Composition Classroom

  Aleksandra Kasztalska•Journal of Language Identity &…•2018

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• Non-native English Teachers’ Views towards Pedagogic Goals and Models of Pronunciation

  Ryosuke Takagishi•Asian Englishes•2012

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• Segmental repair and interactional intelligibility

  Open Access•George O’neal•Journal of Pragmatics•2015

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• Native and Nonnative Teachers of L2 Pronunciation

  Open Access•John M Levis, Sinem Sonsaat et al.•TESOL Quarterly•2016

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• The Other tongue

  Braj B Kachru•The Other tongue•1992

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• The Mutual Intelligibility of L2 Speech

  Open Access•Murray J Munro, Tracey M Derwing et al.•Studies in Second Language…•2006

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• English as a Lingua Franca

  Andy Kirkpatrick•Asian Englishes•2007

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• English for Cross-Cultural Communication

  Larry E Smith, Khalilullah Rafiqzad•TESOL Quarterly•1979

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• The Comprehensibility of Three Varieties of English for College Students in Seven Countries1

  Open Access•Larry E Smith, John A Bisazza•Language Learning•1982

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• The international intelligibility of Hong Kong English

  Open Access•Andy Kirkpatrick, David Deterding et al.•World Englishes•2008

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• Cultures, contexts, and interpretability1

  Open Access•Yamuna Kachru•World Englishes•2008

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