LL-L "Resources" 2004.12.18 (01) [E]

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From: James Campbell <james at zolid.com>
Subject: LL-L "Introductions" 2004.12.17 (02) [E]
Pyt Berg writes:

> You should contact Rolf Bremmer at the University of Leiden in the
> Netherlands.
> he is a leading expert of the origins of English and the Friesian
lanaguage.

Thanks for the suggestion, Pieter.

James

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From: Mieke van der Velden <mieke at club-internet.fr>
Subject: South African English


Hello to all,

I have introduced myself a few weeks ago, explaining that I was writing a
research paper for my Bachelors degree. I am now looking for specifically
Dutch (not Afrikaans) vocabulary input in South African English.

I would be very grateful if any of you could recommend sites that are
related to the subject, or if you have any other information (book titles
for example) this would be very welcome as well.

I am also looking for some good online South African English language
newspapers. I have found several papers such as The Sunday Times, Cape
Argus, Cape Business News The ZA Mail and Guardian, etc. but would like to
have a confirmation whether these a written in South African English and not
in British or American English.

Regards,

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