Evidence of a T/V distinction in European Hebrew

Arts and Humanities

• 16 th century 100%
• Hebrew (Language) 100%
• Russian (Language) 100%
• Hebrew 50%
• Twentieth Century 50%
• Nineteenth Century 50%
• Politeness 50%
• Warsaw 50%
• Address forms 50%
• course books 50%
• Russian Federation 50%
• Dialog 50%

Keyphrases

• Hebrew 100%
• T-V Distinction 100%
• Hebrew Language 28%
• 16th Century 28%
• Russian Language 28%
• 20th Century 14%
• New Language 14%
• Third Person 14%
• 19th Century 14%
• Communication Environment 14%
• Israeli Hebrew 14%
• Hebrew Translations 14%
• Language Data 14%
• Forms of Address 14%
• Warsaw 14%
• Politeness 14%
• Coursebooks 14%
• Early Forms 14%
• Speech Practice 14%