Titlebook: Brunei English; A New Variety in a M Salbrina Sharbawi,David Deterding,Nur Raihan Moham Book 2024Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Book 2024Latest editionin the shaping of the Bruneians’ sense of self, and their interactions between and across social groups. Based on the newly acquired data, the book re-assesses Brunei English’s position in the context of Global Englishes...

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Introduction,nd of Borneo. Its history is usually traced back to the conversion to Islam of the first Sultan in the fourteenth century. From 1888 till 1984, Brunei was a British protectorate, but in 1984 it regained its full independence. The main language spoken in Brunei is Brunei Malay, while Standard Malay i

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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

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Discourse,rticles such as . and . and?‘sort of’ and ‘kind of’, showing that ‘kind of’ is more common in Brunei than in Britain, perhaps reflecting the influence of American English. A ‘new’ discourse particle, ., is also included in the discussion; this particle is common in the speech of young Bruneians and

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Mixing or Translanguaging?,of Malay terms occurred in 40% of postings, another 20% were entirely in Malay, and only 40% were in English with no mixing. Some reasons for mixing involve: inability to think of a word, explaining something, use of religious terminology, reference to food and other cultural items, and direct quota

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