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Pidginization and Creolization
Annual Review of Applied Linguistics, 1980Pidginization is a linguistic process that occurs when people who do not speak the same language come into contact. It involves the simplification of the contacting language and the exploitation of linguistic common denominators. It is essentially an oral process and limited communication.
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2013
AbstractThis article focuses on the languages derived from the drastic restructuring of Arabic. It first distinguishes between Arabic-based Pidgins and Creoles and peripheral Arabic dialects and Arabic spoken as a non–first language as an interethnic medium.
Manfredi, Stefano, Tosco°, Mauro
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AbstractThis article focuses on the languages derived from the drastic restructuring of Arabic. It first distinguishes between Arabic-based Pidgins and Creoles and peripheral Arabic dialects and Arabic spoken as a non–first language as an interethnic medium.
Manfredi, Stefano, Tosco°, Mauro
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Pidgin Englisch in Nigeria - Nigerian Pidgin English
2013Historische und sprachliche Analyse des Nigrian Pidgin English.
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Language in Society, 1977
The Random House Dictionary (College Edition 1968), p. 1004 s.v., attributes this word ‘perhaps (as) representing Chinese pronunciation of business’. In a recent well-informed and broadly based volume (Hymes, 1971) David DeCamp reproduces (p. 15) the ‘traditional etymology … from English business’, although mentioning that this has been challenged by ...
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The Random House Dictionary (College Edition 1968), p. 1004 s.v., attributes this word ‘perhaps (as) representing Chinese pronunciation of business’. In a recent well-informed and broadly based volume (Hymes, 1971) David DeCamp reproduces (p. 15) the ‘traditional etymology … from English business’, although mentioning that this has been challenged by ...
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Pidgins and Creoles. An Introduction
1994XIV, 412 ...
Arends, J.T.G. +2 more
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Attitudes of Nigerians Towards BBC Pidgin: A Preliminary Study
Language Matters, 2023Folajimi Oyebola +1 more
exaly
2006
Abstract Some of the most fascinating questions are probably unanswerable. One is about the origin of human language. With the exception of a small but vocal group, most people in Britain and the United States believe in the notion of evolution, even if the details are far from clear.
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Abstract Some of the most fascinating questions are probably unanswerable. One is about the origin of human language. With the exception of a small but vocal group, most people in Britain and the United States believe in the notion of evolution, even if the details are far from clear.
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2017
Pidgin languages sometimes form in contact situations where a means of communication is urgently needed between groups lacking a common code. They are typically less elaborate than any of the languages involved in their formation, and in comparison to those, reduction characterizes all linguistic levels.
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Pidgin languages sometimes form in contact situations where a means of communication is urgently needed between groups lacking a common code. They are typically less elaborate than any of the languages involved in their formation, and in comparison to those, reduction characterizes all linguistic levels.
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