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	Peter Bakker (Aarhus University): Plains Indian Sign language: the Nature of the World’s Only Signed Interethnic Pidgincreole A pidgin is a language that is nobody’s mother tongue, which is used between groups of peo Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-04-07 09:24:05 Open Document File Size: 71,14 KB Share Result on Facebook City Oxford / / Company Cambridge University Press / / Continent North America / / Country Papua New Guinea / South Africa / Netherlands / / Facility Aarhus University / / Organization Cambridge University / Aarhus University / / Person John Singler / Peter Bakker / / Region Caribbean / / SocialTag Interlinguistics Pidgin Creole language Lexifier Tok Pisin Pidgin Wolof Monogenetic theory of pidgins Language contact Linguistics Sociolinguistics

Peter Bakker (Aarhus University): Plains Indian Sign language: the Nature of the World’s Only Signed Interethnic Pidgincreole A pidgin is a language that is nobody’s mother tongue, which is used between groups of peoAdd to Reading List