
handle: 10669/23636
El presente artículo muestra los resultados obtenidos en las producciones orales de un grupo de aprendices de francés como segunda lengua en las escuelas Fernando Terán Valls y República Francesa en Costa Rica. Esta investigación tiene la característica de ser un estudio de tipo transeccional.
This article shows the results obtained in oral production from a group of learners of French as a second language on the schools “Fernando Terán Valls” and “República Francesa” in Costa Rica. This research has the characteristic of being a cross-sectional studies.
French, producción oral, French literature - Italian literature - Spanish literature - Portuguese literature, acquisition, cross-sectional studies, estudios transeccionales, francés, léxico, interlengua, public schools, oral, pronunciación, children, lexicon, PC1-5498, PQ1-3999, interlanguage, pronunciation, morfosintaxis, adquisición, niños, escuelas públicas, morphosyntax, Romanic languages
French, producción oral, French literature - Italian literature - Spanish literature - Portuguese literature, acquisition, cross-sectional studies, estudios transeccionales, francés, léxico, interlengua, public schools, oral, pronunciación, children, lexicon, PC1-5498, PQ1-3999, interlanguage, pronunciation, morfosintaxis, adquisición, niños, escuelas públicas, morphosyntax, Romanic languages
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