Family language policies over three Hakka-speaking generations: "I speak Hakka to everyone except my children" A case-study highlighting the language shift in the Hakka speaking community of Sabah

Abstract - English

Hakka language was the lingua franca among various Chinese migrations in the 1950s in the Sabah State of Malaysia (Lee, 1965). Language use by the Hakka peoples was profoundly affected during the last century due to British... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Chih-I Liao (Monash University)

Topic Area

Language and ethnicity

Session

T330SR5/P » Paper (15:30 - Thursday, 28th June, ARTS Seminar Room 5)

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