| 9.00–9.15 |
Welcome & introductory remarks |
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9.15–9.55
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David Albert Natvig (Oslo): Trajectories of language shift and sound change in American Norwegian communities
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| 10.05–10.45 |
Marit Westergaard (Tromsø / Trondheim): Crosslinguistic influence and overcorrection in bilingual acquisition and attrition: The case of Norwegian heritage language |
| 10.55–11.35 |
Kari Kinn (Bergen): Stability and change in American Norwegian: Perspectives from the nominal domain |
| 11.45–12.25 |
Ida Larsson (Halden - Fredrikstad): Variation and Innovation in Heritage Swedish |
| 12.25–14.00 |
lunch break |
| 14.00–14.40 |
Karoline Kühl (Flensburg): Danish immigrant communities in North America: Quick assimilation and the occasional language island |
| 14.50–15.30 |
Gertjan Postma (Amsterdam): DO support and the -ED past morpheme in English and Brazilian Pomeranian – Consequences for Distributed Morphology |
| 15.40–16.20 |
Göz Kaufmann (Freiburg i Br.): Putting Complex Mental Concepts into Words: The Case of Past Counterfactuals in Pomerano |