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Gál, L. Evaluative Morphology in Contact. A Corpus Study of Romance Influence on Basque and Maltese. Talk presented at 16th Northwestern German Linguistic Colloquium (Universität Bremen), 8 January. (funded, plenary speaker)

Gál, L. Constraints on morphological replication: comparative insights from Evaluative Morphology. Talk accepted at the Workshop ‘Native vs. borrowed word formation in synchrony and diachrony’ at the 49th Austrian Conference on Linguistics (University of Klagenfurt), 5-8 December.

Gál, L. Evaluative Morphology in Contact: Italo-Romance Influence on Maltese and Griko. Talk presented at 9th International Conference on Maltese Linguistics (Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf), 16-17 September.

Gál, L. Evaluative Morphology in Language Contact: Comparative Insights from Basque, Maltese, and Griko. Talk presented at 27the International Conference on Historical Linguistics (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile), 18-22 August.

Gál, L. Evaluative Morphology in Language Contact: Comparative Insights from Basque, Maltese, and Griko. Talk presented at Word Formation Theories VII & Typology and Universals in Word Formation VI (P. J. Šafárik University in Kosice), 25-27 June.

Gál, L. Evaluative Morphology and Contact-Induced Change: Evidence from Basque, Maltese, and Griko. Talk presented at 14th Mediterranean Morphology Meeting (University of Zadar), 12 June.

Gál, L. The replication of Evaluative Morphology in Basque-Romance language contact. Talk accepted at 22nd Sprachwissenschaftliche Tagung für Promotionsstudierende – Linguistics Conference for Ph.D. students (24-26 April, online).

Gál, L. Evaluative Morphology in Romance–non-Romance language contact. Poster presented at Languages and Linguistics of the Mediterranean Summer School (University of Cagliari), June.

Gál, L. Parameters in the replication of Evaluative Morphology in language contact: when Walser German meets Romance. MPhil Thesis, University of Cambridge.

Gál, L. The frequentative in Hungarian. Bachelor’s Thesis, University of Cambridge.