Category Archives: Suriname
Tiki-Tiki Has 250 Words?
Repost from the old site. Forget it. Via Marilyn Vos Savant in Parade Magazine, we are told that Tiki-Tiki, otherwise known as Sranan Togo, a creole with 100,000 native speakers and many more second languages speakers on Suriname, has the … Continue reading
Linguistic Map of Latin America
This is an interesting map, though on first thought it seems unnecessary. First of all, it makes quite clear how Brazil stands out as the Portuguese speaking state in Latin America. One could argue that this makes them odd man … Continue reading
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