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In Type I , as in Types 2–3 , a break in linguistic continuity occurs — the difference being that , in Type 1 , children are involved . In Types 2–3 , it is adults , over a longer period , who are involved in pidgin crystallization .
In Type I , as in Types 2–3 , a break in linguistic continuity occurs — the difference being that , in Type 1 , children are involved . In Types 2–3 , it is adults , over a longer period , who are involved in pidgin crystallization .
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This volume is of major interest to researchers and students of DA and CA , and to those involved in translation literary or non - literary . It is also of some interest to lexicographers ( especially those involved in bilingual ...
This volume is of major interest to researchers and students of DA and CA , and to those involved in translation literary or non - literary . It is also of some interest to lexicographers ( especially those involved in bilingual ...
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( However , the task involved for someone who neither speaks nor writes Vai , in trying to relate the letter reprinted in S & C to the syllabary chart given on p . 33 , is analogous to that which faces someone who neither speaks nor ...
( However , the task involved for someone who neither speaks nor writes Vai , in trying to relate the letter reprinted in S & C to the syllabary chart given on p . 33 , is analogous to that which faces someone who neither speaks nor ...
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Kyriolexia and language change F W Householder | 1 |
Sound change in perception and production Tore Janson | 18 |
Transderivational relationships in Chamorro phonology Sandra Chung | 35 |
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