Iconicity in English and Spanish and Its Relation to Lexical Category and Age of Acquisition

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i.e. are they early acquired simply because they are frequent, or does iconicity genuinely facilitate learning? I'd predict the latter, given what we know of the multimodal nature of learning, but is there direct evidence? Guess I'll read the paper ;) …

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Awesome paper on #Iconicity in English & Spanish relates to Lexical Category & AoA https://t.co/wFymIiIXAd #PLOSONE #language #linguistics

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