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Attitudes Towards Code-Switching Involving Arabic in a Multilingual Situation – The Case of Accra
This thesis investigated Ghanaians' attitudes towards code-switching involving Arabic and Ghanaian languages in a highly formal religious setting like the Friday sermon. It aimed to offer the perception and beliefs of Ghanaian Islamic scholars and Ghanaian Muslims towards code-switching from Arabic...
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2021
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