'Creole english' presentation slideshows

African-American Vernacular English (AAVE)

African-American Vernacular English (AAVE). Carlos Pacheco Mayra L. Vargas INGL4205 L-91. African-American Vernacular English. Is a variety of language also called Black English and Ebonics. Not all African-Americans speak AAVE. People who speak AAVE may not speak it all the time.

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Ling/Asia 122: English as a World Language - 1

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Hawaiian Creole English

Hawaiian Creole English. Jessica Ditto Tara Lynn Dan Jinguji. Overview. Historical Background Sociolinguistic Background Linguistic Structure References. Historical Background. 600,000 speakers 100,000 speakers USA Mainland Introduced in late 19th Century

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Components of the Term Vernacular

Components of the Term Vernacular. One View 1a. Uncodified or unstandardized variety 1b. Acquired in the home, as a first variety 1c. Used for relatively circumscribed functions. Holmes, Janet. 2013. An Introduction to Sociolinguistics , 4th edition. London: Pearson, p. 77. 1/21.

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Hawaiian Influence on Hawai?i Creole English (HCE) Intonation

Hawaiian Influence on Hawai?i Creole English (HCE) Intonation. Kelly Murphy University of Calgary. SALSA XX Symposium University of Texas. Hawaiian Influence on HCE Intonation. Hawai?i Creole English (HCE) has a falling Yes/No Question intonation.

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