The effect of literacy and orthographic similarity on cross-language interference in bilingual children.
Valentina Persici(University of Verona), Marinella Majorano(University of Verona), Marilyn May Vihman(University of York), Roberto Burro(University of Jordan)
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January 1, 2018
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