Borrowing as an Interface for Multicultural Discourse: Aotearoa New Zealand.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31558/1815-3070.2019.37.16Schlagworte:
multiculturalism, multilingualism, borrowing / loan, assimilation, discourse, New Zealand English, the Maori languageAbstract
The issues of multiculturalism and multilingualism have been of increasing importance for the countries where the English language was transported and later evolved as the system of national varieties. Beyond the realm of its origin, English contacted and interacted with indigenous and migrant languages, absorbed new distinctive features. The composition and functioning of New Zealand English lexicon offer a fascinating insight into the evolution and the present state of New Zealand cultural diversity.Literaturhinweise
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