Dialect features of Leupueng children: a study of dialect in post tsunami Aceh

Kismullah Kismullah

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The 2004 Tsunami changed the composition of Leupueng population in Aceh, to be more heterogeneous. This study looks at the impact of this change on the use of Leupueng dialect features and found the reduced use of Leupueng dialect features among the children.

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