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TESL and Warlpiri children: understanding Warlpiri children's problems in learning to speak English

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Nash, David

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Northern Territory Dept. of Education, Curriculum & Assessment Division

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This paper contrasts the sound systems of the English and Warlpiri, with a view to appreciating the knowledge that the Warlpiri child brings to learning a second language

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N.T. Bilingual Education Newsletter 83.1 (1983): 6-24; 83.2 (1983): 47

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