Titlebook: Brunei English; A New Variety in a M Salbrina Sharbawi,David Deterding,Nur Raihan Moham Book 2024Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Methoden richterlicher Rechtsfortbildungvarious salient features that characterise the structure of sentences. It is finally suggested that many of the patterns found in Brunei English represent regularisation of English and furthermore they are shared by other new varieties of English, so some of the innovative patterns in Brunei may reflect the ways that English is evolving worldwide.

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Morphology and Syntax,various salient features that characterise the structure of sentences. It is finally suggested that many of the patterns found in Brunei English represent regularisation of English and furthermore they are shared by other new varieties of English, so some of the innovative patterns in Brunei may reflect the ways that English is evolving worldwide.

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Introduction,mant named Umi, and from the two English-language newspapers, the . and . The updated version contains newly procured data in the form of informal free conversations between groups of friends from different generations, recorded academic presentations delivered by UBD students, as well as informal w

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Discourse, making requests, and the schism manifests along the generation cline. Finally, sentence length in Brunei English is considered, and it is suggested that this may similarly reflect the influence of Malay.

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Lexis, porridge’), . (a breed of chicken known for its small stature), and . (‘celebrate day’). In addition, the chapter discusses some calques from Malay such as ‘four-eye meeting’ and ‘mouse trail’, a few acronyms such as RIPAS and UNISSA, the widespread occurrence of initialisms such as UBD, KB, MIB an

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Mixing or Translanguaging?,g Bruneians. Also pervasive is Englishisation, a bi-directional process where English is localised and non-English elements are anglicised, and this is found to occur at the phonological and morphological levels. This chapter concludes with the postulation that the alternation of languages, or trans