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Broken: an introduction to the creole language of Torres Strait
1999, Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University
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Broken: An introduction to the Creole language of Torres Strait (Pacific linguistics)
1988, Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University
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Broken: an introduction to the Creole language of Torres Strait
1988, Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University
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Book Details
Table of Contents
Dedication
Page iii
Preface
Page vii
Map of Torres Strait showing inhabited islands
Page xiii
I.
Introduction to Broken
Page 1
1.
General
Page 3
1.1.
Pidgins and creoles
Page 4
1.2.
History of Broken
Page 4
1.3.
Changing attitudes
Page 7
2.
The Sounds
Page 10
2.1.
Variation and standardisation
Page 10
2.2.
Consonants, vowels and diphthongs
Page 11
2.3.
Syllables
Page 12
2.4.
Stress
Page 13
2.5.
Borrowed vocabulary
Page 13
2.6.
Spelling
Page 16
3.
The grammar
Page 19
3.1.
Morphology
Page 19
3.2.
Nouns, noun phrases and pronouns
Page 23
3.3.
Verbs and verb phrases
Page 37
3.4.
Adjectives and adjective phrases
Page 52
3.5.
Adverbs and adverb phrases
Page 54
3.6.
Prepositions and preposition phrases
Page 55
3.7.
Simplex sentences
Page 62
3.8.
Question sentences
Page 64
3.9.
Directive sentences
Page 70
3.10.
Negative sentences
Page 72
3.11.
Complex sentences
Page 76
3.12.
Location
Page 82
3.13.
Direction
Page 83
3.14.
Interjections
Page 83
3.15.
Discourse
Page 86
4.
The vocabulary
Page 88
4.1.
Borrowed words
Page 88
4.2.
New formations
Page 90
4.3.
Name taboo
Page 91
5.
Bibliography
Page 92
II.
Dictionary of Broken English
Page 95
6.
General
Page 97
6.1.
Aims of the dictionary
Page 97
6.2.
Problems and solutuions
Page 97
6.3.
Conventions
Page 98
6.4.
Abbreviations
Page 101
6.5.
Examples
Page 102
6.6.
Notes on the practical word groups
Page 102
6.7.
Notes on the appedices
Page 102
7.
The dictionary
Page 103
8.
Practical word groups
Page 231
9.
Appendices
Page 241
III.
English finderlist
Page 257
10.
General
Page 259
10.1.
Scope of the finderlist
Page 259
10.2.
Conventions
Page 259
11.
Finderlist
Page 263
IV.
Texts in Broken
Page 321
12.
General
Page 323
12.1.
Manki ene totol
Page 323
12.2.
Da ol man
Page 323
12.3.
Gedor
Page 325
12.4.
Mipla go pising
Page 325
12.5.
Dadi i labap
Page 326
12.6.
Mark Anthony's speech from Julius Caesar
Page 327
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 92-94).
Includes dictionary of Broken to English.
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