Vol. 2 No. 1 (2003)

Artigos

• What’s wrong with a brazilian accent?

  Ana Maria Ferreira Barcelos

  4-21

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• English language learning processes as a foreign language: one way path

  Regina Áurea Leão de Castro

  23-38

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• What do we do when we use the language? Some aspects of speech act theory and its relevance to language teaching / learning

  Edleise Mendes Oliveira Santos

  39-52

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• Foreign language teaching methodology: Debate method applied to Japanese teaching

  Haruka Nakayama

  53-60

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• The influence of affect in language learning: a focus on anxiety 

  Renata Maria Moschen Nascente, Dirce Charara Monteiro

  61-81

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• To teach is, at most, to hope that the best will happen.

  N. S. Prabhu;  Luciene M. Garbuglio Castello Branco, Maristela M. Kondo Claus

  83-91

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• A strangely ideal marriage? The compatibility of geniuses between communicativism and translation

  Mark David Ridd

  93-104

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• Stylistics and the study of Idioms: Examples in Spanish and in Portuguese

  Eliane Roncolatto

  105-115

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• Translation teaching: Is there an effective methodology?

  Cristiane Roscoe Bessa

  117-128

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))

• The linguistic intersection - bilingualism in the Japanese-Brazilian community: case study

  Yuko Takano

  129-136

  • PDF (Português (Brasil))