Titlebook: Brunei English; A New Variety in a M David Deterding,Salbrina Sharbawi Book 20131st edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht. 2013

effrontery

Structure and Agency in State Theory,or referring to the activities of the royal family. In five editions of the Borneo Bulletin and five of The Brunei Times from 2011, 258 tokens of words borrowed from Malay and Arabic were found, 167 of them being for religious terms such as . (‘prayer’) and . (‘piety’). Among the terms for royal act

Pseudoephedrine

Obliterate

持久

喃喃而言

失望未來(lái)

Education in Brunei,ls were established in the early twentieth century, and universal education was slowly established during the course of the century. In 1984, the bilingual system of education was introduced, after which the medium of education was Malay for the first 3 years of primary school, but most subjects wer

畫(huà)布

Pronunciation,in a little over half of tokens at the start of words such as ‘thought’ and ‘threaten’, final [t] is regularly omitted in phrases such as ‘fist in’, and about half of Bruneians might be classified as rhotic. In evaluating the correlation between the last of these features with the other two, it is f

Flagging

Morphology and Syntax,s of syntax, including modal verbs such as ‘will’ and ‘would’, the occurrence of the auxiliary verb ‘do’, finite clauses with no subject, the use of determiners such as ‘a(chǎn)’ and ‘the’ before count and non-count nouns, subject-auxiliary inversion in indirect questions, and the use of prepositions betw

Conduit

chance