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Social class differentiation in South African Indian English : a sociophonetic study of three vowel variables
Since Mesthrie's (1992) pioneering work on South African Indian English (SAIE), very little work has been done on SAIE exclusively. Therefore enough time has passed to test his findings and postulations with current data, new variables, and new techniques. In particular the paper draws on progress i...
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2014
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