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Conversational New Guinea Pidgin . By T. E. Dutton (Pacific Linguistics, series D, no. 12.) Canberra: Linguistic Circle of Canberra, 1973. Pp. v, 291. $6.50.

Philip L. Newman

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CLASSROOM EXERCI SES 1. Short discussion of Papua New Guinea with students about its principal geographic fe atures , the number and nature of its lan guages , it s administrative districts and their main centres .l Note also the idioms Yu gat tok?Have you got any thing to say? and Mi no gat tok I've got nothing to say.Aus tralians habitual ly eat/know how to eat fow l.

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Key concepts: Pidgin, New guinea, Linguistics, Communication, Computer science, Psychology, History, Philosophy