Pidgins and Creoles
... in summer, when the Norwegians traded their fish for Russian grain and other commodities. The Russian Revolution in 1917 ended the trade” and thus the language ...
... in summer, when the Norwegians traded their fish for Russian grain and other commodities. The Russian Revolution in 1917 ended the trade” and thus the language ...
Linguistic Features of Jamaican Creole
... • Undoubtedly this notion that each form is most often spoken by particular persons is debatable as the increased accessibility of new technological mediums of communication throughout the country has enabled Jamaicans to choose even more freely any variety they wish to use along the continuum. ...
... • Undoubtedly this notion that each form is most often spoken by particular persons is debatable as the increased accessibility of new technological mediums of communication throughout the country has enabled Jamaicans to choose even more freely any variety they wish to use along the continuum. ...
African-American Vernacular English (AAVE)
... People who speak AAVE may not speak it all the time. People influenced by African-Americans can also learn the language. Is not a monolith; there are regional varieties. ...
... People who speak AAVE may not speak it all the time. People influenced by African-Americans can also learn the language. Is not a monolith; there are regional varieties. ...
