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Sputum

Alienated

Introduction,ers was exhausted. Languages which continue to enjoy a supply of speakers may be called living languages (.). Occasionally attempts are made to arrest the development of these languages, to freeze them at a certain stage in their evolution. It is widely believed, for example, that the French languag

RAG

生存環(huán)境

Varieties of French,n official sanction, and that to many people it is the only variety meriting attention. The intention was also to show that, although it is the most widespread written variety of French, it is a variety which is habitually spoken by only a limited number of French people, in particular by those who

先兆

FAST

Field, Medium, Register, form and to allow verbal interaction with another person to take place. As a response to a speaker’s or writer’s desire to communicate, subject matter of some sort is necessary. It is impossible to speak without conveying a message, whether it be as simple as establishing personal contact with some

難解

French within France,ges. On the other hand the French language is not limited to France itself: the political and linguistic borders of the country do not coincide. French crosses the political borders of France into a number of neighbouring countries. Figure 5.1 illustrates the linguistic complexion of France and the

CHIDE

French outside France,ast into Switzerland and Italy. This area constitutes the heartland of the French language. From it, from France in particular, the language has spread into many parts of the world, with the result that French is now spoken on all five continents. The following discussion will review the major count

Commentary

French Creolophonia,ion will be focused on French creoles themselves. However, before that can be undertaken, it is important to define what is meant by a creole and to contrast it with two other terms which are occasionally used to refer to different aspects of the same linguistic phenomenon, lingua franca and pidgin.