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See detailThe Creole Language Tayo and language contact in the „Far South“ region of New Caledonia
Ehrhart, Sabine UL; Corne, Chris

in Wurm, Stephen A.; Mühlhäusler, Peter; Tryon, Darrell T. (Eds.) Atlas of Intercultural Communication in the Pacific, Asia, and the Americas (1996)

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See detailPalmerston English
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

in Wurm, Stephen A.; Mühlhäusler, Peter; Tryon, Darrell T. (Eds.) Atlas of Languages of Intercultural Communication in the Pacific, Asia, and the Americas (1996)

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See detailStage d'introduction à la lecture en milieu plurilingue
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

Scientific Conference (1995, May)

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See detailLe français et les langues mélanésiennes – des langues en contact
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

in Etudes Françaises (1995), (1), 79-85

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See detailLe créole français de St-Louis (le tayo) en Nouvelle-Calédonie
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

Book published by Buske (1993)

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See detailDie Südsee – Inselwelten im Südpazifik
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

Book published by DuMont Kultur- und Landschaftsführer (1993)

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See detailLa fête dans les traditions de la tribu de Saint-Louis, Nouvelle-Calédonie: brève étude linguistique d'un récit en créole français (tayo)
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

in Jouve, Dominique (Ed.) Actes du colloque interdisciplinaire CORAIL (1992)

Tayo is a creole language which originated during the 19th century in the marist reduction of Saint-Louis. We present a story about the celebration of the yams root which is told by an elder of the ... [more ▼]

Tayo is a creole language which originated during the 19th century in the marist reduction of Saint-Louis. We present a story about the celebration of the yams root which is told by an elder of the village. Then we show the main phonological morphosyntactical and lexical features of tayo. After those reflexions on internal linguistics, we observe the status of the language (prestige, utilization, future) and we describe in importance for scientific research in the fields of creolistics and the formation of language in general. [less ▲]

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See detailThe Development of the Preverbal Markers in St-Louis-Creole: The Formation of a TMA-System
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

in Language Sciences (1992), 14(3), 233-247

St-Louis-Creole or Tayo is spoken by the people of the St-Louis tribe in New Caledonia. Our data stem from several months of fieldwork in 1989 and 1990 with some Melanesian families of the tribe. All the ... [more ▼]

St-Louis-Creole or Tayo is spoken by the people of the St-Louis tribe in New Caledonia. Our data stem from several months of fieldwork in 1989 and 1990 with some Melanesian families of the tribe. All the phrases and structures we quote in this article can be placed in a communicative and syntactic context. [less ▲]

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See detailLes histories naturals
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

Diverse speeches and writings (1990)

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See detailSprachpolitik in Katalonien
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

Bachelor/master dissertation (1985)

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See detailBerlin: Strukturen und Probleme einer geteilten Stadt
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

Article for general public (1984)

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See detailDie Geschichte des französischen Chansons
Ehrhart, Sabine UL

Diverse speeches and writings (1980)

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