Talking About our Own : Nyoongah Aboriginal English in Jack Davis's In Our Town

P. 223-240

• Chapters from the same volume (available individually)

  • Introduction
  • Developmental Stages in the Formation of Epicentres of English
  • Irish English and Dublin English in Damien Dempsey's Lyrics
  • The Case of the Word Métis in Canadian English
  • A Language of their own: French-English Codeswitching in Quebec English
  • African American English: Race, Ethnicity and Language Diversity in the U.S.A.
  • African American English in Rap Music : Public Enemy's Word from the Motherland
  • De Tongue dat Does Buy Yuh Does Sell Yuh : Bajan English Proverbs on the Web.
  • English in West Africa : the Case of Nigeria
  • Imported Words and New Coinages in Twentyfirst-Century South African English
  • Indian English in Use : a Pukka Language
  • A Kampung is not a Village : Malaysian English, a Linguistic Tapestry
  • Talking About our Own : Nyoongah Aboriginal English in Jack Davis's In Our Town
  • New Zealand English as a Linguistic Mix.
  • Language Habits, Domains, Competence and Awareness : the Role and Use of English in Malta
  • One Word for Different Wor(l)ds : Evolution of a Taboo Word : Fuck in on-line British Newspapers
  • Notes on Contributors
• Information

  DOI: 10.1400/253214

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