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groups of the South and Central Pacific ( except for Aus guages located in
eastern Indonesia and on or near the tralia and a large part of New Guinea ,
which contain western tip of New Guinea , and of the more divergent languages
belonging ...
groups of the South and Central Pacific ( except for Aus guages located in
eastern Indonesia and on or near the tralia and a large part of New Guinea ,
which contain western tip of New Guinea , and of the more divergent languages
belonging ...
Page 487
Disagreement centres around the place of the Austronesian languages of
Formosa and east Indonesia, including the western end of New Guinea. Many
regard these as most closely related to Hesperonesian, and, in particular, treat
the ...
Disagreement centres around the place of the Austronesian languages of
Formosa and east Indonesia, including the western end of New Guinea. Many
regard these as most closely related to Hesperonesian, and, in particular, treat
the ...
Page 489
Characteristics of Western Austronesian. The Western Austronesian languages
are so diverse internally that little can be said about their common characteristics
apart from what has already been said of Proto-Austronesian. Most of the ...
Characteristics of Western Austronesian. The Western Austronesian languages
are so diverse internally that little can be said about their common characteristics
apart from what has already been said of Proto-Austronesian. Most of the ...
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