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Teaching Javanese Respect Usage to Foreign Learners

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2011

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Quinn, George

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National University of Singapore

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With around 80 million speakers, Javanese is the biggest of Indonesia’s regional languages. It has a written tradition stretching back 1,000 years and today exerts a powerful influence on Indonesia’s national language, Bahasa Indonesia. Javanese has o

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/19720

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Electronic Journal of Foreign Language Teaching

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