Author(s): Nguyen Dang Liem (Editor)

Linguistics

Pacific Linguistics Series C - No. 49.
Comparative aspects of Lue syntax -Hartmann;
A classification of Thai classifiers - Hiranburana;
How much is English influencing the language of the educated Bangkok Thais? - Kanittanan;
Forms and meanings of the Thai particle si-Cooke;
Phonological reduction of some final particles in modern Thai-Payasantiwong;
How many tones for southern Thai? -Diller;
Tonal rules for English loanwords in Thai -Gandour;
Complications in temporal preverbs and their semantic interpretation -Warotamasikkhadit;
Les pronoms personnels du Khmer: Origine et evolution -Pou;
Standarisation and purification: a look at language planning in Vietnam-Nguyen;
A statistical comparison of verbs and nouns in Roglai-Cobbey;
The progressive aspect markers in Chinese / Kwan-Terry;
A note on the Tagalog passive in the Totanes Manuscript-Kess;
Keley-I phonology and morphophonemics-Hohulin & Kenstowicz;
Some features of narrative discourse in Kadazan-Hurlbut;
The verbal particl leu in the Maumere Language-Rosen;
The use of deictics to identify participant in Bahasa Indonesia-Barr;
Quantifiers in Javanese and Indonesian-Soemarmo;
Vowel patterning and meaning in Malay pair-words-Tham;
Expressives in Kedah Malay -Collins;
The Samoan connection, or: Verb and noun phrase relations in a Polynesian language-Thomas;
Perceptual dimensions of Cantonese tones: A multidimensional scaling reanalysis of Fok's tone confusion data -Gandour;
Review article: Robert K Headley Jr, et al. Cambodian-English Dictionary -Jenner

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