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Hawai'i Creole: morphology and syntax |
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Editor(s): Bernd Kortmann, Kate Burridge, Rajend Mesthrie, Edgar W Schneider, Clive Upton |
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Hawai'i Creole is a creole language lexified predominantly by English but also by other languages such as Hawaiian and Japanese. It is spoken by approximately 600,000 people in the American state of Hawai'i . For details on its lexicon and origins (including an account of the influence of other languages on its morphosyntax), see section 1 of the chapter on the phonology of Hawaii Creole (Sakoda and Siegel, other volume). |
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A handbook of varieties of English: A Multimedia tool, v.2: Morphology and Syntax, p. 742-769 |
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