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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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Journal Title: English Today
Volume Number: 19
Issue Number: 02
Issue Date: April 2003


Main text:
			
Comment
The China syndrome
Tom McArthur

Original Article
English as a Chinese language
Jiang Yajun

China and Chinese, or Chingland and Chinglish?
Niu Qiang, Martin Wolff

Hong Kong English: A stillborn variety?
Terence T. T. Pang

English as an Asian language
Tom McArthur

Camfranglais: A novel slang in Cameroon schools
Jean-Paul Kouega

Is Malawi guilty of spoiling the Queen's language?
Gregory Kamwendo

Euro-English: A Swedish perspective
Marko Modiano

Idiomaticity and the non-native speaker
Luke Prodromou

An experience of teaching in the United Arab Emirates
Assunta Martin

The impact of English in Greece
Agapios Oikonomidis

Feature
Abbreviating terror: 9/11 in the press
			

Lingfield(s): Applied Linguistics
			


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