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Dictionary of South African English

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Dictionary of South African English

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Dictionary of South African English

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Dictorary of South African English

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 This dictionary is a project of the '''Dictionary Unit For South African English''' (DSAE) in Grahamstown and was established in 1969 (led by [[William Branford|William and Jean Branford]]) to describe English as it has been spoken and written in South Africa from the late 17th century onwards. It records the meanings, spellings, pronunciations and origins of words borrowed from the many languages of South Africa, English words which have acquired particular senses here, and words coined for local phenomena. It therefore contains a significant number of words referring to local cultural practices and performative events and is a valuable aid for researchers and writers. .
-First published edition took 25 years to compile and was printed as ''[[A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles]]'' ([[Oxford University Press]], 1996). That edition has been out of print since 2005, but has has since been thoroughly redesigned as an open access online edition, now known simply as ''[[Dictionary of South African English]]''. The full text of the dictionary is available cost-free.
+First published edition took 25 years to compile and was printed as '''''[[A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles]]''''' ([[Oxford University Press]], 1996). That edition has been out of print since 2005, but has has since been thoroughly redesigned as an open access online edition, now known simply as ''[[Dictionary of South African English]]''. The full text of the dictionary is available cost-free.
 '''The website address: https://dsae.co.za/'''.

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 =='''[[Dictionary of South African English]]'''==
-This dictionary is a project of the '''Dictionary Unit For South African English''' (DSAE) in Grahamstown and was established in 1969 (led by [[William Branford]] and [[Jean Branford]]) to describe English as it has been spoken and written in South Africa from the late 17th century onwards. It records the meanings, spellings, pronunciations and origins of words borrowed from the many languages of South Africa, English words which have acquired particular senses here, and words coined for local phenomena. It therefore contains a significant number of words referring to local cultural practices and performative events and is a valuable aid for researchers and writers. .
+This dictionary is a project of the '''Dictionary Unit For South African English''' (DSAE) in Grahamstown and was established in 1969 (led by [[William Branford|William and Jean Branford]]) to describe English as it has been spoken and written in South Africa from the late 17th century onwards. It records the meanings, spellings, pronunciations and origins of words borrowed from the many languages of South Africa, English words which have acquired particular senses here, and words coined for local phenomena. It therefore contains a significant number of words referring to local cultural practices and performative events and is a valuable aid for researchers and writers. .
 First published edition took 25 years to compile and was printed as ''[[A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles]]'' ([[Oxford University Press]], 1996). That edition has been out of print since 2005, but has has since been thoroughly redesigned as an open access online edition, now known simply as ''[[Dictionary of South African English]]''. The full text of the dictionary is available cost-free.

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-=='''The [[Dictionary of South African English]]'''==
+=='''[[Dictionary of South African English]]'''==
-This dictionary is a project of the '''Dictionary Unit For South African English''' (DSAE) in Grahamstown and was established in 1969 to describe English as it has been spoken and written in South Africa from the late 17th century onwards. It records the meanings, spellings, pronunciations and origins of words borrowed from the many languages of South Africa, English words which have acquired particular senses here, and words coined for local phenomena. It therefore contains a significant number of words referring to local cultural practices and performative events and is a valuable aid for researchers and writers. .
+This dictionary is a project of the '''Dictionary Unit For South African English''' (DSAE) in Grahamstown and was established in 1969 (led by [[William Branford]] and [[Jean Branford]]) to describe English as it has been spoken and written in South Africa from the late 17th century onwards. It records the meanings, spellings, pronunciations and origins of words borrowed from the many languages of South Africa, English words which have acquired particular senses here, and words coined for local phenomena. It therefore contains a significant number of words referring to local cultural practices and performative events and is a valuable aid for researchers and writers. .
 First published edition took 25 years to compile and was printed as ''[[A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles]]'' ([[Oxford University Press]], 1996). That edition has been out of print since 2005, but has has since been thoroughly redesigned as an open access online edition, now known simply as ''[[Dictionary of South African English]]''. The full text of the dictionary is available cost-free.

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 Website: http://www.delpher.nl
-==Dictorary of South African English==
+==[[Dictionary of South African English]]==
 This dictionary is a project of the '''Dictionary Unit For South African English''' (DSAE) in Grahamstown and was established to describe English as it has been spoken and written in South Africa from the late 17th century onwards. It records the meanings, spellings, pronunciations and origins of words borrowed from the many languages of South Africa, English words which have acquired particular senses here, and words coined for local phenomena. It therefore contains a significant number of words referring to local cultural practices and performative events and is a valuable aid for researchers and writers. .
-First published edition took 25 years to compile adn was printed as ''[[A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles]]'' ([[Oxford University Press]], 1996). That edition has been out of print since 2005, but has has since been thoroughly redesigned as an open access online edition. The full text of the dictionary is available cost-free.
+First published edition took 25 years to compile adn was printed as ''[[A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles]]'' ([[Oxford University Press]], 1996). That edition has been out of print since 2005, but has has since been thoroughly redesigned as an open access online edition, now known simply as ''[[Dictionary of South African English]]''. The full text of the dictionary is available cost-free.
 '''The website address: https://dsae.co.za/'''.

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		+	==Dictorary of South African English==
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		+	This dictionary is a project of the '''Dictionary Unit For South African English''' (DSAE) in Grahamstown and was established to describe English as it has been spoken and written in South Africa from the late 17th century onwards. It records the meanings, spellings, pronunciations and origins of words borrowed from the many languages of South Africa, English words which have acquired particular senses here, and words coined for local phenomena. It therefore contains a significant number of words referring to local cultural practices and performative events and is a valuable aid for researchers and writers. .
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		+	First published edition took 25 years to compile adn was printed as ''[[A Dictionary of South African English on Historical Principles]]'' ([[Oxford University Press]], 1996). That edition has been out of print since 2005, but has has since been thoroughly redesigned as an open access online edition. The full text of the dictionary is available cost-free.
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		+	'''The website address: https://dsae.co.za/'''.

	=='''[[Drama Online]]'''==		=='''[[Drama Online]]'''==

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−	== The '''[[DBNL]]''' (De Digitale Bibliotheek voor de Nederlandse Letteren) website ==	+	== The '''[[DBNL]]''' ([[De Digitale Bibliotheek voor de Nederlandse Letteren]]) website ==