The Charlene Junko Sato Center for Pidgin, Creole, and Dialect Studies presents:
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Many teachers and students of 艑lelo Hawai驶i make regular use of Pidgin in the classroom. In addition, residents of the state often comment on the similarities between Pidgin and Hawaiian grammar. Scholars of 艑lelo Hawai驶i point out the importance of understanding Pidgin and Pidgin Hawaiian in researching 艑lelo Hawai驶i. And, scholars and members of the community regularly听note a strong connection between speaking Pidgin and identities that are rooted in Hawai驶i. This talk story conference invites conversations about these topics and more.
Featuring talks by:
Dr. Jason (Iota) Cabral,听Ka Haka听驶Ula o Ke驶elik艒lani College of Hawaiian Language, UH-Hilo
Dr. Laiana Wong, Dr. Kekeha Solis,听Kawaihuelani Center for Hawaiian Language, UH- M膩noa
For more information, contact Christina Higgins at听cmhiggin@hawaii.edu