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"What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words 'gogga', 'tsotsi' and 'larney' come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, "What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words 'gogga', 'tsotsi' and 'larney' come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, it is packed with common expressions, slang, grammatical variations and distinctive South African words and phrases, including 'just now', 'busy waiting' and, of course, 'eish'. The book explores the influence of Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and other languages on English as it is spoken in the diverse context of South Africa. It considers the social implications of language, questions notions of correctness and incorrectness, and celebrates South African English for its innovations and expressiveness. Eish, but is it English? is a book for everyone who is interested in the way we use language and make it our own. ".
"What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words 'gogga', 'tsotsi' and 'larney' come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, "What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words 'gogga', 'tsotsi' and 'larney' come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, it is packed with common expressions, slang, grammatical variations and distinctive South African words and phrases, including 'just now', 'busy waiting' and, of course, 'eish'. The book explores the influence of Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and other languages on English as it is spoken in the diverse context of South Africa. It considers the social implications of language, questions notions of correctness and incorrectness, and celebrates South African English for its innovations and expressiveness. Eish, but is it English? is a book for everyone who is interested in the way we use language and make it our own. ".
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Eish, but is it English? (2011)
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Celebrating the South African Variety, What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words ´gogga´, ´tsotsi´ and ´larney´ come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, it is packed with common expressions, slang, grammatical variations and distinctive South African words and phrases, including ´just now´, ´busy waiting´ and, of course, ´eish´. The book explores the influence of Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and other languages on English as it is spoken in the diverse context of South Africa. It considers the social implications of language, questions notions of correctness and incorrectness, and celebrates South African English for its innovations and expressiveness. Eish, but is it English? is a book for everyone who is interested in the way we use language and make it our own. PDF, 05.12.2011.
Celebrating the South African Variety, What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words ´gogga´, ´tsotsi´ and ´larney´ come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, it is packed with common expressions, slang, grammatical variations and distinctive South African words and phrases, including ´just now´, ´busy waiting´ and, of course, ´eish´. The book explores the influence of Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and other languages on English as it is spoken in the diverse context of South Africa. It considers the social implications of language, questions notions of correctness and incorrectness, and celebrates South African English for its innovations and expressiveness. Eish, but is it English? is a book for everyone who is interested in the way we use language and make it our own. PDF, 05.12.2011.
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Eish, but is it English? (2011)
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What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words 'gogga', 'tsotsi' and 'larney' come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, it is packed with common expressions, slang, grammatical variations and distinctive South African words and phrases, including 'just now', 'busy waiting' and, of course, 'eish'. The book explores the influence of Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and other languages on English as it is spoken in the diverse context of South Africa. It considers the social implications of language, questions notions of correctness and incorrectness, and celebrates South African English for its innovations and expressiveness. Eish, but is it English? is a book for everyone who is interested in the way we use language and make it our own.
What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words 'gogga', 'tsotsi' and 'larney' come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, it is packed with common expressions, slang, grammatical variations and distinctive South African words and phrases, including 'just now', 'busy waiting' and, of course, 'eish'. The book explores the influence of Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and other languages on English as it is spoken in the diverse context of South Africa. It considers the social implications of language, questions notions of correctness and incorrectness, and celebrates South African English for its innovations and expressiveness. Eish, but is it English? is a book for everyone who is interested in the way we use language and make it our own.
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Eish, but is it English?
EN NWISBN: 9781770223936 bzw. 1770223932, in Englisch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, zzgl. Versandkosten, Sofort per Download lieferbar.
Celebrating the South African Variety, "What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words 'gogga', 'tsotsi' and 'larney' come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, it is packed with common expressions, slang, grammatical variations and distinctive South African words and phrases, including 'just now', 'busy waiting' and, of course, 'eish'. The book explores the influence of Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and other languages on English as it is spoken in the diverse context of South Africa. It considers the social implications of language, questions notions of correctness and incorrectness, and celebrates South African English for its innovations and expressiveness. Eish, but is it English? is a book for everyone who is interested in the way we use language and make it our own. ".
Celebrating the South African Variety, "What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words 'gogga', 'tsotsi' and 'larney' come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, it is packed with common expressions, slang, grammatical variations and distinctive South African words and phrases, including 'just now', 'busy waiting' and, of course, 'eish'. The book explores the influence of Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and other languages on English as it is spoken in the diverse context of South Africa. It considers the social implications of language, questions notions of correctness and incorrectness, and celebrates South African English for its innovations and expressiveness. Eish, but is it English? is a book for everyone who is interested in the way we use language and make it our own. ".
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Eish, but is it English? Celebrating the South African Variety (2011)
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"What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words ‘gogga’, ‘tsotsi’ and ‘larney’ come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, i... "What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words ‘gogga’, ‘tsotsi’ and ‘larney’ come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, it is packed with common expressions, slang, grammatical variations and distinctive South African words and phrases, including ‘just now’, ‘busy waiting’ and, of course, ‘eish’. The book explores the influence of Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and other languages on English as it is spoken in the diverse context of South Africa. It considers the social implications of language, questions notions of correctness and incorrectness, and celebrates South African English for its innovations and expressiveness. Eish, but is it English? is a book for everyone who is interested in the way we use language and make it our own. "Taal: Engels;Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe;Bestandsgrootte: 0.38 MB;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;Voorleesfunctie: De voorleesfunctie is ingeschakeld;Geschikt voor: Alle e-readers te koop bij bol.com (of compatible met Adobe DRM). Telefoons/tablets met Google Android (1.6 of hoger) voorzien van bol.com boekenbol app. PC en Mac met Adobe reader software;Verschijningsdatum: december 2011;ISBN10: 1770223932;ISBN13: 9781770223936; Engelstalig | Ebook | 2011.
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"What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words ‘gogga’, ‘tsotsi’ and ‘larney’ come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, i... "What makes South African English different? Have you ever wondered where the words ‘gogga’, ‘tsotsi’ and ‘larney’ come from? Did you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English may have been spoken by a Khoikhoi man in 1613? South African English is unique and is made up of several varieties. This entertaining and informative book looks at the forms of English spoken here, where they come from and how they fit into the spectrum of world Englishes. Humorous and engaging, it is packed with common expressions, slang, grammatical variations and distinctive South African words and phrases, including ‘just now’, ‘busy waiting’ and, of course, ‘eish’. The book explores the influence of Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and other languages on English as it is spoken in the diverse context of South Africa. It considers the social implications of language, questions notions of correctness and incorrectness, and celebrates South African English for its innovations and expressiveness. Eish, but is it English? is a book for everyone who is interested in the way we use language and make it our own. "Taal: Engels;Formaat: ePub met kopieerbeveiliging (DRM) van Adobe;Bestandsgrootte: 0.38 MB;Kopieerrechten: Het kopiëren van (delen van) de pagina's is niet toegestaan ;Voorleesfunctie: De voorleesfunctie is ingeschakeld;Geschikt voor: Alle e-readers te koop bij bol.com (of compatible met Adobe DRM). Telefoons/tablets met Google Android (1.6 of hoger) voorzien van bol.com boekenbol app. PC en Mac met Adobe reader software;Verschijningsdatum: december 2011;ISBN10: 1770223932;ISBN13: 9781770223936; Engelstalig | Ebook | 2011.
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Eish, but is it English?: Celebrating the South African variety (2012)
EN HC US FEISBN: 9781770221529 bzw. 1770221522, in Englisch, 176 Seiten, Random House Struik, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, Erstausgabe.
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This entertaining book traces the evolution of English in South Africa, looking at the diverse forms spoken there, where they come from and how they fit into the world spectrum of English Did you know that there was English in South Africa before the English? Have you ever wondered where the words ‘tsotsi’, ‘larney’, ‘gogga’ and ‘chakalaka’ come from? Do you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English was ‘Coeree home go’, by a kidnapped Khoikhoi man in 1613? South Africa is home to several unique varieties of English. Humorous and informative, this book outlines the distinctive features of South African English and is packed with examples and explanations of common expressions, slang, pronunciations and typically South African words and phrases, including ‘bunny chow’, ‘just now’, ‘veldskoen’, ‘sundowner’ and, of course, ‘eish’. The text is enriched with up-to-date, often hilarious illustrations of key concepts. Hardcover, Edition: 1St Edition, Label: Random House Struik, Random House Struik, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-03-30, Studio: Random House Struik, Sales rank: 5041889.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Chapter 1 Books.
This entertaining book traces the evolution of English in South Africa, looking at the diverse forms spoken there, where they come from and how they fit into the world spectrum of English Did you know that there was English in South Africa before the English? Have you ever wondered where the words ‘tsotsi’, ‘larney’, ‘gogga’ and ‘chakalaka’ come from? Do you know that the first sentence uttered by a South African in English was ‘Coeree home go’, by a kidnapped Khoikhoi man in 1613? South Africa is home to several unique varieties of English. Humorous and informative, this book outlines the distinctive features of South African English and is packed with examples and explanations of common expressions, slang, pronunciations and typically South African words and phrases, including ‘bunny chow’, ‘just now’, ‘veldskoen’, ‘sundowner’ and, of course, ‘eish’. The text is enriched with up-to-date, often hilarious illustrations of key concepts. Hardcover, Edition: 1St Edition, Label: Random House Struik, Random House Struik, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-03-30, Studio: Random House Struik, Sales rank: 5041889.
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Chapter 1 Books.
Zebra Press, 2011. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. jacket is a little shelf rubbed. light marks. internally clean. well bound. very good copy.[S.K].
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Chapter 1 Books.
Zebra Press, 2011. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. jacket is a little shelf rubbed. light marks. internally clean. well bound. very good copy.[S.K].
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Eish, but is it English?: Celebrating the South African variety (2011)
EN HC US FEISBN: 9781770221529 bzw. 1770221522, in Englisch, Zebra Press, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, Erstausgabe, mit Einband.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Chapter 1 [4804038], Johannesburg, GAU, South Africa.
jacket is a little shelf rubbed. light marks. internally clean. well bound. very good copy.[S.K].
jacket is a little shelf rubbed. light marks. internally clean. well bound. very good copy.[S.K].
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Eish, But is It English? : Celebrating the South African Variety (2011)
EN HC US FEISBN: 9781770221529 bzw. 1770221522, in Englisch, Zebra Press, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, Erstausgabe.
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Chapter 1 Books, Johannesburg, [RE:4].
Hardcover, 1st Edition.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Chapter 1 Books, Johannesburg, [RE:4].
Hardcover, 1st Edition.
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Eish, But is It English? : Celebrating the South African Variety (2011)
EN HC US FEISBN: 9781770221529 bzw. 1770221522, in Englisch, Zebra Press, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, Erstausgabe.
Lieferung aus: Südafrika, plus shipping, Shipping area: INT.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Chapter 1 Books, Johannesburg, [RE:4].
Hardcover, 1st Edition.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Chapter 1 Books, Johannesburg, [RE:4].
Hardcover, 1st Edition.
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