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PDF pending restorationSiegel, Jeffrey – 1975
More than 250,000 of Fiji's citizens are descendants of Indian indentured laborers of diverse origins. There are still distinct social groups based on language, religion, and place of origin. However, nearly all Fiji Indians speak one language called Fiji Hindustani. Other languages, such as Gujarati, Panjabi, Tamil, and Telugu, are still spoken,…
Descriptors: Contrastive Linguistics, Creoles, Descriptive Linguistics, English
