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Pidgin afroportugués del Atlántico. [PDF]

, 2015
In this article it is established that the Iberian-based Creole languages of South America (Saramaccan, Papiamento, and Palenquero) are genetically related to the Portuguese creoles of West Africa (Caboverndian, Guinea-Bissau Kriol, Saotomense, Angolar ...
Portilla Chaves, Mario
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Complimenting and face: A pragma-stylistic analysis of appraisal speech acts in Cameroon Pidgin English

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