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Language shift or increased bilingualism in South Africa: evidence from census data

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2008Globalization and language vitality : perspectives from Africa167 cited

2008Truncated Multilingualism or Language Shift? An Examination of Language Use in Intimate Domains in a New Non-racial Working Class Township in South Africa164 cited

2002Language in South Africa158 cited

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