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Say it in Sinhala
Guide to speaking Sinhalese; includes brief notes on the flora and fauna, history, and religion of Sri Lanka.
14000+ English - Sinhala Sinhala - English Vocabulary
""14000+ English - Sinhala Sinhala - English Vocabulary" - is a list of more than 14000 words translated from English to Sinhala, as well as translated from Sinhala to English.Easy to use- great for tourists and English speakers interested in learning Sinhala. As well as Sinhala speakers interested in learning English.
14000+ English - Sinhala Sinhala - English Vocabulary
""14000+ English - Sinhala Sinhala - English Vocabulary" - is a list of more than 14000 words translated from English to Sinhala, as well as translated from Sinhala to English.Easy to use- great for tourists and English speakers interested in learning Sinhala. As well as Sinhala speakers interested in learning English.
English-Sinhalese, Sinhalese-English Dictionary
"Spoken by over 16 million people worldwide, Sinhalese (also known as Sinhala) is the language of the Sinhalese people, the largest ethnic group in Sri Lanka. This dictionary features over 22,000 word-to-word entries. Modern, up-to-date vocabulary includes entries on computers and finance as well as medical and legal terms. Romanization of all Sinhalese words is included for English speakers using the dictionary, which is ideal for businesspeople, relief workers, students and travelers."--Publisher description.
My First Sinhala Alphabets Picture Book with English Translations
Did you ever want to teach your kids the basics of Sinhala ? Learning Sinhala can be fun with this picture book. In this book you will find the following features: Sinhala Alphabets. Sinhala Words. English Translations.
Sinhala-English Code-mixing in Sri Lanka
This thesis contributes to one of the most criticized, devalued and yet highly frequent linguistic phenomena in post-colonial urban Sri Lanka: Sinhala-English CM. In answering the main research question of this thesis, this treatise seeks to provide an adequate account of mixed constructions prevalent in the Sinhala-English bilingual corpus within the framework proposed in Muysken’s (2000) CM typology.
Locative Alternation
The aim of the present volume is two-fold: to give a coherent account of the locative alternation in English, and to develop a constructional theory that overcomes a number of problems in earlier constructional accounts. The lexical-constructional account proposed here is characterized by two main features. On the one hand, it emphasizes the need for a detailed examination of verb meanings. On the other, it introduces lower-level constructions such as verb-class-specific constructions and verb-specific constructions, and makes full use of these lower-level constructions in accounting for alternation phenomena. Rather than being a completely new version of construction grammar, the proposed lexical-constructional account is an automatic consequence of the basic tenet of constructional approaches as being usage-based.
