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Emotional attitudes to the English and Hungarian languages . . . . . . . . . . 135
Motivation for attending the NC Hungarian Club ................ 137
Motivation for cherishing Hungarian language and passing on
Hungarian traditions ................................ 138
The lack of motivation for cherishing the Hungarian language and passing on
Hungarian traditions ................................ 139
Attitudes to being a Hungarian-American .................... 141
Statistically significant correlations ......................... 143
Summary of the NC Hungarian Club’s sociolinguistic characteristics ...... 149
An Optimality Theoretical analysis of bilingual grammar of the
Hungarian-American bilingual community in North Carolina. ........ 150
The functions of Perspective-related code-switches ............... 157
The functions of Faith-related code-switches ................... 166
The functions of Solidarity-related code-switches ................ 169
The functions of Face-related code-switches ................... 170
The functions of Power-related code-switches .................. 171
The interaction of constraints ........................... 172
Limitations of the study ................................ 180
CHAPTER 8
OVERALL SUMMARY .........:..............4.......... 181
CHAPTER 9
CONCLUSION ......:.............................:.. 185
REFERENCES ...................................... 187
APPENDIXES ..........................4........... 197
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