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One paper deals only indirectly with subSaharan Africa : C. E. DeBose , ' Creole speech communities ' ( 103–12 ... African literary communications and the European languages : the case of Francophone writers of Senegal ' ( 199-211 ) .
One paper deals only indirectly with subSaharan Africa : C. E. DeBose , ' Creole speech communities ' ( 103–12 ... African literary communications and the European languages : the case of Francophone writers of Senegal ' ( 199-211 ) .
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Thus we see that the translators on Portuguese ships venturing below the Sahara coast , after Arabic - language translators became ineffective but before the Portuguese language became known in Africa , were native - born Africans ...
Thus we see that the translators on Portuguese ships venturing below the Sahara coast , after Arabic - language translators became ineffective but before the Portuguese language became known in Africa , were native - born Africans ...
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The Portuguese attitude from the very beginning was always to acculturate the Africans to European culture , rather ... If the Europeans did not use the African accent in addressing 33 Bloomfield defined ' the masters ' imitation of the ...
The Portuguese attitude from the very beginning was always to acculturate the Africans to European culture , rather ... If the Europeans did not use the African accent in addressing 33 Bloomfield defined ' the masters ' imitation of the ...
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Areal and lexical diffusion of sound change Bh Krishnamurti | 1 |
French linking phenomena Jurgen Klausenburger | 21 |
Two theories of nonautomatic morphophonological alternations James W Harris | 41 |
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