A linguistic profile of the expression imam predvid [I mean] in Bulgarian parliament

The article presents a linguistic profile of the multiword expression “imam predvid (to have in mind)” together with its close variants “vzemam / vzema predvid (to take into account)” and “nyamam predvid” (not to have in mind). For the survey the Bulgarian part of the ParlaMint 4.0 corpus of parliamentary sessions has been used. The observations have been gathered through various corpus methods among which concordance, colocation estimation, frequency estimation of the expressions. The specifics have been shown in the usage of the most frequent wordforms of the expression “imam predvid (to have in mind)” as well the characteristics of the usage of the other two expressions. Illustrative comparisons have been made among the expressions with respect to the speech of two members of Parliament, within the parameter coalition – opposition as well as within the male and female speaking.

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Issues in Spoken Communication
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2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.54664/omwp7451
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Linguistics, Language Diversity, and Identity
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A linguistic profile of the expression imam predvid [I mean] in Bulgarian parliament

Petya Osenova
Issues in Spoken Communication
Linguistics, Language Diversity, and Identity
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A linguistic profile of the expression imam predvid [I mean] in Bulgarian parliament

Petya Osenova
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Abstract

The article presents a linguistic profile of the multiword expression “imam predvid (to have in mind)” together with its close variants “vzemam / vzema predvid (to take into account)” and “nyamam predvid” (not to have in mind). For the survey the Bulgarian part of the ParlaMint 4.0 corpus of parliamentary sessions has been used. The observations have been gathered through various corpus methods among which concordance, colocation estimation, frequency estimation of the expressions. The specifics have been shown in the usage of the most frequent wordforms of the expression “imam predvid (to have in mind)” as well the characteristics of the usage of the other two expressions. Illustrative comparisons have been made among the expressions with respect to the speech of two members of Parliament, within the parameter coalition – opposition as well as within the male and female speaking.

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