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An Orthography for Saramaccan

J. Voorhoeve P.O.B. 808 Paramaribo, Suriname
Pages 436-445 | Published online: 04 Dec 2015

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Naomi Glock. (1983) Extending the use of Saramaccan in Suriname. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 4:5, pages 349-360.
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Jan Voorhoeve. (1961) Le ton et la grammaire dans le Saramaccan. WORD 17:2, pages 146-163.
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Yolanda Rivera Castillo & Nicholas Faraclas. (2006) The emergence of systems of lexical and grammatical tone and stress in Caribbean and West African Creoles. Language Typology and Universals 59:2_2006, pages 148-169.
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DOUGLAS TAYLOR. (2009) The Origin of West Indian Creole Languages: Evidence from Grammatical Categories 1 . American Anthropologist 65:4, pages 800-814.
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