Re: How did Pidgin English develop?
From: Bart Mathias (mathias_at_hawaii.edu)
Date: 03/21/05
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Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2005 02:32:55 GMT
Marc Adler wrote:
> John Swindleek idatzi du 3/16/2005 11:01 PM:
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>>Right, people arriving in Hawaii learn English or Hawaii Creole
>>English or sometimes neither. I haven't heard of a new pidgin. People
>>might still exist who speak the old one. They'd be very old. Spanish
>>and Hawaiian are both clearly increasing, by the way, although I can't
>>imagine that either is among the top ten languages spoken.
>
>
> Da actual maoli Hawaiian?
>
> Filipino (dunno which one) and Korean are definitely in the top ten,
> although it's a class thing. Go some high-class kine grinds, all you
> here is da kepani, brah.
Maybe you don't think Pearl's is high-class kine? Mostly Ilocano there.
I've heard mothers speaking to their kids in `ólelo hawai`i in Star.
Kinda nice.
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