London Jamaican Flashcards

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1
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Why did the UK need lots of workers after the end of WWII?

A

To work in the NHS and other public services

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Which generation of Jamaican migrants developed London Jamaican?

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2nd and 3rd generation

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What is ‘Crossing’?

A

When people shift from London English to Jamaican English

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What would influence if people were to do ‘Crossing’?

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The people that they were talking to

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5
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What is another name for ‘Crossing’?

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Code-Switching

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What is the linguistic repertoire?

A

The different ways people choose to speak in certain situations

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What did Rampton find?

A

Some young White and Asian people without a black peer group used Jamaican features

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8
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How was Creole seen among social groups?

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It was seen as good to use

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What form of prestige is there if social groups aspire to speak the Creole?

A

Covert prestige

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What is the “th” phoneme replaced with?

A

The “t” phoneme

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Give an example of “t” substitution for “th” phoneme

A

Ting

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12
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How is repetition used in London Jamaican?

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For emphasis

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13
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What does “fi” mean in London Jamaican?

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“For”

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