BASLA is a group integrated by researchers from different disciplinary backgrounds (Linguistics, Psychology, and Speech Therapy). Hence, the group works in an interdisciplinary environment where different lines of research converge on the topic of Bilingualism and Second Language Acquisition (SLA) and the processes associated to the interaction between different languages in the bilingual/multilingual brain during language acquisition and processing in individuals with in typical and/or atypical language development.
Palma (Mallorca, Balearic Islands): A Linguistic Microcosm for Bilingual and Multilingual Studies
Situated in the Mediterranean, the island of Mallorca offers an unparalleled fusion of Spanish and Catalan dynamics, making it a compelling location for linguistic research. Its unique blend of native bilingualism, coupled with a diverse influx of global languages due to global migration, positions the island as a premier hub for studying multilingual interactions as well as possible variations in the first language of long-term residents. This privileged situation gives researchers plenty of opportunity to develop their research with a highly diverse group of bilingual and multilingual participants.
Contributing to Spanish Learning as an Lx
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