AMES 342S
Languages in Southwest China: Grammar of Multilingualism
Duke University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Issues in bilingualism and multilingualism under the context of Southwest China; experimental approaches to bilinguals of Nuosu Yi and Mandarin Chinese/bilinguals of Kham Tibetan and Mandarin Chinese, a total of 4 million people living in Southwest China; theoretical and pedagogical issues specific to minority group languages in China.
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