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PIDGIN ENGLISH FUNCTIONING IN NIGERIA
The purpose of the article is to reveal the main features of Pidgin English used on the territory of Nigeria. The author analyses the main historical factors, which made the huge influence on the process of formation and origin of Nigerian Pidgin English.
Tatyana Gennadievna Voloshina
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The paper deals with a Basque Nautical Pidgin from which a number of sentences have been preserved in a seventeenth century Basque-Icelandic word list. These sentences are interesting for several reasons.
Peter Bakker
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[Recorded by Dr. Andrew J.Taylor 3.1.73] -- 1. Pidgin Story by Ujan Talil (Madang) (7 mins) -- 2. Pidgin Story by Tama (Gusap) (4 mins) - ramblings -- 3. Pidgin Story by Kiu Sialis (f) - (Kate spks.) (4 mins) - rather English - like intonation.
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Pidgin Hindustani is a restricted pidgin that, along with Pidgin Fijian, is used for interethnic communication in Fiji. Sociohistorical background Fiji is a group of 300 islands in the Southwest Pacific on the border of the cultural areas of Melanesia ...
Siegel, Jeff
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Highlands Pidgin Part 1 and Part 2
Highlands Pidgin Course, Part 1. Stephen Wurm material for a course in Highlands Pidgin. -- Wurm is the speaker in these course recordings. -- Elicitation sessions in English and Highland Pidgin.
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I gerghi e i pidgin sono fenomeni diversi e la definizione di ‘gergo’ (jargon) della fase iniziale del pidgin (il pre-pidgin) è dovuta al radicato pregiudizio che il gergo non sia una lingua formata, ma un ammasso caotico, instabile e occasionale, il che
SANGA, Glauco, SANGA G.
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TD1-P131 - Pidgin & Melpa - singsings
Copy of Tape collected by Dr. Bill Clarke, Geog. ANU. May '71 -- Broken Conversation in Pidgin Eng, some singsing material & Melpa texts etc. -- 1. Song from RCC near Hagen (Hymn) -- 2. Short des. of reason for singsing near Mt. Hagen -- 3. Another hymn -
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The Expansion of Melanesian Pidgin
A substantial pidgin text recorded in the western Solomons in 1893 is analyzed and placed in historical context. Showing complex syntactic pat-terns, the text is strikingly similar to twentieth century Solomons Pijin. It corresponds closely to an earlier
Roger M. Keesing
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