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This study uses an innovative contextualized translation task method and a quantitative variationist approach to offer an integrated look at second person singular address forms in Chilean Spanish, a Latin American variety with a tripartite address system that includes and forms. Results reveal that has remained largely unaffected by recent changes in Chile’s address system and that this system’s main alternation is between and which function as competing variants. Results also provide further evidence that the documented shift towards a preference for forms over forms in familiar address is led by members of the younger generation, especially men, and has the Central Region of the country as its epicenter. Finally, results suggest that, notwithstanding the shift from to the latter is unlikely to completely oust the former from Chile’s address system due to both linguistic and social reasons.

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2024-09-24
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