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Australian Aboriginal English (AAE) occurs as term on to the various varieties of the English language used by the autochthonous population of Australia. These varieties, which developed otherwise inside different area of Australia, differ systematically from either Standard Australian English (SAE). When a different regional varieties of AAE use tremendously withinside park it too differ in various ways, reflecting a local endemic Australian languages.
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Aboriginal English A general description of Australian Aboriginal English, including examples of vocabulary, grammar, and phonology. The Aboriginal English Web Site Includes a description of the Aboriginal English program at Edith Cowan University, a description of Aboriginal English, and a bibliography of books using Aboriginal English. Western Australian Aboriginal English A summary of the status of Western Australian Aboriginal English, including an extensive bibliography. A Matter of Survival - Aboriginal English A summary of the status of Aboriginal English Post-Contact Languages of Western Australia A description of pidgins and creoles in Western Australia with a brief bibliography. Kriol Language in Aboriginal Australia A bibliography of creoles and pidgins used by Aboriginal Australians. Australian Pidgin Samples Samples of Australian Pidgin English are given from several references. Aboriginal English in the Courts A handbook on improving communication with aboriginal witnesses. A Bibliography of Melanesian Pidgin English Dictionaries, Phrase Books and study Guides A bibliography of Melanesian Pidgin English dictionaries, phrase books and study guides. |
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