cultural notions in spanish dictionaries for foreigners
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Abstract
Although later than in English, Linguistics applied to the teaching of Spanish language has produced several didactic dictionaries for foreigners in the last two decades. This dictionaries include grammatical information in order to facilitate pronunciation, and morphological or syntactical comprehension; cultural notions, however, are more difficult to include because they go beyond the scope of the lexicon. Through the analysis of some terms related to folk music and gastronomy, we analyse the inclusion of Spanish and Latin American cultural notions in the three main dictionaries of Spanish for foreigners: the dictionary for the teaching of the Spanish language published by Vox-Alcalá University (Diccionario para la enseñanza de la lengua española), the Salamanca Dictionary (Diccionario Salamanca de la lengua española) and the Spanish dictionary for foreigners of SM publishing house (Diccionario de español para extranjeros).
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| Authors | ;Luis Pablo-Núñez |
| Journal | the eurasian journal of medicine |
| Year | 2017 |
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