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C-92 ... : Contents iiiLIST OF CONTRIBUTORS v{MICHAEL CLYNE} 1-9Introduction{J.J. SMOLICZ and M.J. SECOMBE} 11-38Community languages, core values and cultural maintenance: the Australian experience with special reference to Greek, Latvian and Polish groups{ANNE PAUWELS} 39-55The role of mixed marriages in language shift in the Dutch communities{MANFRED KLARBERG} 57-62Hebrew and Yiddish in Melbourne{CAMILLA BETTONI} 63-79Italian language attrition: a Sydney case study{EDITH BAVIN and TIM SHOPEN} 81-94Warlpiri and English: languages in contact{PATRICK McCONVELL} 95-125Domains and codeswitching among bilingual Aborigines{ANNETTE SCHMIDT} 127-150Speech variation and social networks in dying Dyirbal{MICHAEL CLYNE} 151-160Typological and sociolinguistic factors in grammatical convergence: differences between German and Dutch in Australia{J.V. NEUSTUPNÝ} 161-170Language norms in Australian-Japanese contact situations{MAYA and DAVID BRADLEY} 171-181Asian students' comprehension of Australian English{MARTA RADO} 183-195Ellipsis ...
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https://dx.doi.org/10.15144/pl-c92
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