Austral English and the Native Languages Problems Confronting the Modern Researcher

Title
Austral English and the Native Languages Problems Confronting the Modern Researcher
Publication Date
1967
Author(s)
Ryan, John S
Type of document
Journal Article
Language
en
Entity Type
Publication
Publisher
Franz Steiner Verlag GmbH
Place of publication
Germany
UNE publication id
une:18027
Abstract
"Austral English" means all the new words and all the new uses of old words that have been added to the English language by reason of the fact that those who speak English have taken up their residence in Australia and New Zealand. E.E. Morris, Austral English, (1898), p. xi. For practical purposes, Australia may be said to have been settled by England from 1788, and New Zealand from 1835.
Link
Citation
Zeitschrift fuer Mundartforschung (4), p. 743-760
ISSN
0932-3988
Start page
743
End page
760

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