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The paper presents the use of the complementizer say in various types of sentence structures of Nigerian Pidgin English. The data comes from the contemporary language in its written form and is based mostly on transcriptions of Wazobia FM on-air ...
Olga Frąckiewicz
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(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Why did creolization happen in the Caribbean and not in Brazil? Social conditionings
Based on socioeconomic data, this paper seeks to explain why creolization occurred broadly in the Caribbean and did not occur in a representative and lasting way in Brazil.
Dante Lucchesi
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Language recording: interviews in Papuan Pidgin
Ali Island [?]. West Sepik District. Pidgin English and a few minutes of German by Mühlhäusler. -- Side 1. Ali Island, West Sepik district. Interviews in NG Pidgin by Mühlhäusler. -- Side 2.
Mühlhäusler, Peter +1 more
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Majunga Tok : Poems in Pidgin English
Pidgin English is the chief medium of communication for the great majority of Cameroonians. It sustains a world view, culture and way of life. Pidgin embodies concepts that would at best be partially expressed in formal English.
Vakunta, Wuteh
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Schröder A. Cameroon Pidgin. In: Kortmann B, Lunkenheimer K, eds. The Mouton World Atlas of Variation in English.
Kortmann, Bernd +2 more
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Pidgin e creoli traggono origine in situazioni di contatto, spesso forzato, tra gruppi umani con lingue madri differenti e non reciprocamente intelligibili, in cui, tuttavia, è indispensabile uno strumento condiviso di comunicazione. Un esempio tipico è
GRANDI, NICOLA
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Cultural adaptation of compensatory cognitive training for Nigerian mental health services: a participatory approach balancing fidelity and contextual fit. [PDF]
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