help pleas

[hichemway]

hi ...

i am new in this site.

im sorry for my english ..its very easy because i started learn it about 2 mounth ago...

pleas i need a book talk about the semantic changes in the english language...types of semantic changes....theories of semantic changes........causes of semantic changes..

and thank you sooooooooooo muuuuuuuutch.

[5jj]

Have you tried googling 'semantic change'?

[Blackness]

Hi,

If you give me your e-mail adress, I can send you some handouts which explain ( in a very accessible way, I believe) various types of semantic change and what triggers it. I guess it's a good thing to start with, since as you say yourself, you're a beginner and reading some serious "scientific stuff" may be quite a challenge for you;)

Still, if you are really interested in some books , here are two I can recommend :



The logical-rhetorical classification of semantic changes / Raphael Sappan.


Semantic change in English : a study of evaluative developments in the domain of humans / Grzegorz A. Kleparski.

[Raymott]

[QUOTE=hichemway;744217]

You might mean:
I'm sorry for my English. It's not very easy because I only started to learn it about 2 months ago...
QUOTE]
The only obligatorily correctable error is putting in 'not', which was probably a slip.
R.

[hichemway]

Have you tried googling 'semantic change'?

hi.. yes i do but i don't find good result..
thank you.

[hichemway]

Hi,

If you give me your e-mail adress, I can send you some handouts which explain ( in a very accessible way, I belive) various types of semantic change and what triggers it. I guess it's a good thing to start with, since as you say yourself, you're a beginner and reading some serious "scientific stuff" may be quite a challenge for you;)

Still, if you are really interested in some books , here are two I can recommend :



The logical-rhetorical classification of semantic changes / Raphael Sappan.


Semantic change in English : a study of evaluative developments in the domain of humans / Grzegorz A. Kleparski.

thank you so mutch for advices and help ...

[hichemway]

[QUOTE=Raymott;744315]

You might mean:
I'm sorry for my English. It's not very easy because I only started to learn it about 2 months ago...
QUOTE]
The only obligatorily correctable error is putting in 'not', which was probably a slip.
R.

thank you for correction and information..

[Blackness]

I've just sent you an e-mail, as I'd promised. Hope it reaches you in time ;)

[hichemway]

yes its arrived in time ....I benefited a lot..

thank you very mutch..really it's great work.

[amgoun]

i think you have to read introduction to language it is very for your problem