A Comparative Analysis of the Verb + Noun Collocations and Other Constructions in Spanish and Croatian
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https://doi.org/10.18485/beoiber.2023.7.1.3Abstract
This paper contrasts a type of possible collocations in Spanish with its translation into Croatian, seeing how the two languages express the same content. We analyze the collocations of the verb + noun structure with the five of most frequent verbs in this type of construction (Koike 2001). The candidate collocations were first obtained from a monolingual corpus (esTenTen18), after which their search was continued in a parallel Spanish-Croatian corpus (Mikelenić and Tadić 2020). The analysis offers a preliminary approach to the differences that exist between the two languages according to the formal and lexical-semantic criteria in order to promote future studies of this type, since a shortage of similar works has been noted. The Spanish verb + noun collocations with the five most frequent verbs that form this type of construction are translated into Croatian in four ways, listed in order of frequency in the corpus: with a single verb, with an equivalent structure, where the basic verb can be the same or different from Spanish and applying a reformulation.Downloads
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2023-06-30
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Musulin, M., and B. Mikelenić. “A Comparative Analysis of the Verb + Noun Collocations and Other Constructions in Spanish and Croatian”. BEOIBERÍSTICA - Journal of Iberian, Latin American and Comparative Studies (ISSN: 2560-4163 Online), vol. 7, no. 1, June 2023, pp. 51-67, doi:10.18485/beoiber.2023.7.1.3.
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