Volume 30, 2006

Papers

• Front Matter

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  iii - v

• Keynote Address: Language Dead or Alive: What's in a Dictionary?

  Jean Briggs

  vi

• CFB Esquimalfs French-Speaking Families: Social Networks and Linguistic Communities

  Gabriel Asselin

  1 - 5

• Weak and Strong Adjective Alternations in German

  Christa Beaudoin-Lietz

  6 -12

• Deletion of Word-Final Final [u] in São Miguel Portuguese (Maia): A Variationist Perspective

  Elizabeth Bulhões, Walcir Cardoso

  13 - 24

• Does Construction Grammar Deepen Our Understanding of Morphology?

  Ronald Cosper

  24 - 26

• Communicating Among Linguistic Communities Onboard a Canadian Navy Ship

  Michelle Daveluy

  27 - 34

• Ethnopragmatic Analysis of Address Forms: A Cross-Cultural Study

  Karen A. Duchaj, Jeanine Ntihirageza

  35 - 41

• Australian-Hungarian Language Contact Phenomena

  Eva Forintos

  42 - 47

• The Canadian-Polish Lexicon: Classes of Items and Their Semantic Distribution

  Joanna Lustanski

  48 - 58

• Edwardian Postcards as an Insight into the Edwardian Mind and Community

  Karen Malcolm, Barbara Becker

  59 - 65

• L'énoncé laudatif en français parlé au Cameroun

  Bernard Mulo Farenkia

  66 - 78

• Logicalization as a Strategy of Rectification: The Study of Some Cameroon English Usages

  Alain Flaubert Takam

  79 - 83

• A Case Study of Teenagers’ Use of Southern Min and Attitude Toward the Language

  Chu-Hsia Wu, Andrew Hung

  84 - 92

• The Emergence and Development of Hong Kong English

  Qi Zhang

  93 - 100