Titlebook: Critical Survey Of Studies On The Languages of Sumatra; P. Voorhoeve Book 1955 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1955 language.lis

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Fortschritt lebt vom Austausch des Wissens!,y in the wider sense of the term. Brandes distinguished one part of these as Middle Malay, whilst on Esser’s linguistic map this part even occurs as a distinct language. To my mind this is, however, not a sharply defined group. Minangkabau, on the contrary, does possess a clearly apparent character

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Fortschritt lebt vom Austausch des Wissens!,is undoubtedly independent although closely related to Malay. Not only the phonetic system deviates considerably from that of Malay, but also in its morphology the language proves to possess a structure of its own. However, in the vocabulary Malay influence is very strong and one may assume that it

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Grundlagen der Dynamik der Luftbewegungen,in facsimile the collection of Lampung manuscripts brought back by the former Governor General Sloet van de Beele (143). This edition still remains the principal source for the Lampung script. Van der Tuuk only obtained a better acquaintance with this language during his two years’ stay in the area.

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,Aufbau und Zusammensetzung der Atmosph?re,f the Mentawai Islands in his grammatical sketch of this language, published after his death by Esser in 1928 (185). Adriani did not know the language from personal experience; in view of the rather questionable value of a part of the available material the attempt to compose a comprehensive descrip

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Typen, Unterschiede und Reformperspektiven Beside the older word-lists by Von Rosenberg (196), Van der Straalen and Severijn (197) and Francis (198) (all three inserted in an article by Oudemans (199)), by Walland (200) and Modigliani (201), Helfrich’s ‘Further contributions to the knowledge of the language of Enggano’ (202) deserves mentio

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Fortschritt lebt vom Austausch des Wissens!,Geographically speaking, the islands East of Sumatra may be divided into three groups. From North to South these are firstly the islands close to the shore of the main island, viz. Rupat, Bengkalis, Padang, Rangsang and Tebingtinggi; secondly the Riau-Lingga archipelago, and thirdly Bangka and Belitung (Billiton).

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The Islands East of Sumatra,Geographically speaking, the islands East of Sumatra may be divided into three groups. From North to South these are firstly the islands close to the shore of the main island, viz. Rupat, Bengkalis, Padang, Rangsang and Tebingtinggi; secondly the Riau-Lingga archipelago, and thirdly Bangka and Belitung (Billiton).