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SALAALS 26 (4)
On the subject marker in Kinyarwanda
J Zeller
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Language contact in computer-mediated communication: Afrikaans-English code switching on internet relay chat (IRC)
KM van Gass
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IsiNgqumo – Introducing a gay Black South African linguistic variety
S Rudwick
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‘Our languages are equally important’: struggles for the revitalisation of the minority languages in Zimbabwe
N Nyika
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The wise translator: reflecting on judgement in translator education
K Marais
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Towards the professionalisation of editing in South Africa
MA Law and H Kruger
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A discourse-analytical approach to intertextual advertisements: a model to describe a dominant world-view
A van Niekerk
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The culture-specific nature of headlines in Finansies & Tegniek and Finance Week
ES du Preez and JA Naudé
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‘You are not alone’: the discursive construction of the ‘suffering victim’ identity on The Oprah Winfrey Show
C Marshall and K Pienaar
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Book Review
The Cambridge Handbook of Phonology
By Paul de Lacy (editor) (2007)
S Zerbian
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Book Review
Academic Literacy and the Languages of Change
By Lucia Thesen and Ermien van Pletzen (editors) (2006)
A van Wyk
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