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Analysis of Chinese as Second Language Learners’ Interpretations of Noun-Noun Compoundsion between the head noun concept and the modifier concept while the property mapping process involves mapping of specific properties from the modifier to the head noun..A qualitative analysis was adopted in this study of 57 Chinese L2 learners. The results showed that both thematic relation linking

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Information Encoding, Mandarin Chinese Word Order and CSLA: A Cognitive-Functional Accountions pertaining to different linguistic domains (semantic, syntactic, discourse-pragmatic, cognitive etc.), thus displaying a high functional load; (2) due to L1 transfer, the complex interplay of all word order functions entails acquisition difficulties, especially for students whose L1 is morpho-s