Pidgin Grammar: An Introduction to the Creole Language of Hawaii

by Kent Sakoda

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2003

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To the memory of Charlene J. "Charlie" Sato

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This book is about the grammar of Pidgin.

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Rather, it is meant to be a resource for teachers of these students-to find out about the origins of Pidgin, and to use as a guide for checking their students' grammatical intuitions or explaining subtle differences between Pidgin and standard English.

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