Social Identity and Cantonese Learning : the Impact of the Length of Residence and Gender on Mainland Chinese Students in Hong Kong

Research output: Conference Papers › RGC 32 - Refereed conference paper (without host publication) › peer-review

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Author(s)

Ying Wang
Xiu Jackie YAN

Related Research Unit(s)

Department of Linguistics and Translation

Detail(s)

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 22 Jul 2013

Conference

Title	19th International Congress of Linguists
Place	Switzerland
City	Geneva
Period	22 - 27 July 2013

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Social Identity and Cantonese Learning: the Impact of the Length of Residence and Gender on Mainland Chinese Students in Hong Kong. / Wang, Ying; YAN, Xiu Jackie.
2013. Paper presented at 19th International Congress of Linguists, Geneva, Switzerland.

Research output: Conference Papers › RGC 32 - Refereed conference paper (without host publication) › peer-review

Wang, Y & YAN, XJ 2013, 'Social Identity and Cantonese Learning: the Impact of the Length of Residence and Gender on Mainland Chinese Students in Hong Kong', Paper presented at 19th International Congress of Linguists, Geneva, Switzerland, 22/07/13 - 27/07/13.

Wang, Y., & YAN, X. J. (2013). Social Identity and Cantonese Learning: the Impact of the Length of Residence and Gender on Mainland Chinese Students in Hong Kong. Paper presented at 19th International Congress of Linguists, Geneva, Switzerland.

Wang Y, YAN XJ. Social Identity and Cantonese Learning: the Impact of the Length of Residence and Gender on Mainland Chinese Students in Hong Kong. 2013. Paper presented at 19th International Congress of Linguists, Geneva, Switzerland.

Wang, Ying ; YAN, Xiu Jackie. / Social Identity and Cantonese Learning : the Impact of the Length of Residence and Gender on Mainland Chinese Students in Hong Kong. Paper presented at 19th International Congress of Linguists, Geneva, Switzerland.