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AHA1-2016_025 - Sociolinguistic interview for Greg Dickson's Kriol variation project

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Australian Research Council (Funded by) University of Queensland (Funded by)
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Greg Dickson's sociolinguistic interview for his Kriol variation project. The interview is in six sections and involves participants talking about their family and lingustic backgrounds, telling stories about everyday events, talking about who lives in their house and what they call each person, completing a map task where they talk about the places where people speak similarly/differently, going through a checklist of Kriol words and talking about whether or not they say each one, and finally, doing the Family Problems picture series task.. Language as given: Mudburra; speakers also readily identify their own variety as Eastern Mudburra

Created: 2016-07-15

Data time period: 2016 to ,

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133.4,-17.4977

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