VIDEO
Pidgin: The Voice of Hawaiʻi
Video 40.02.03
Description
Pidgin English (Hawaiʻi English Creole) is spoken by residents of Hawaiʻi of all ethnicities. The language reflects both the migrant and Indigenous histories of Hawaiʻi.
Object ID
40.02.03
Citation (Chicago-style 18th Edition)
Booth, Marlene
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Pidgin: The Voice of Hawaiʻi
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Hawaiʻi, United States
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2009
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3 min, 25 sec
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https://youtu.be/O7X9AAeDCr4
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Multimedia details
Creator
Booth, Marlene
Date
2009
Location
Hawaiʻi, United States
Type
Moving Image
Format
Video
File Format
mp4
Extent
0:03:25
Source
Pidgin: The Voice of Hawaiʻi
Licensor
New Day Films
MUMI Number
40.02.013.VID
Creator
Booth, Marlene
Date
2009
Location
Hawaiʻi, United States
Type
Moving Image
Format
Video
File Format
mp4
Extent
0:03:25
Source
Pidgin: The Voice of Hawaiʻi
Licensor
New Day Films
MUMI Number
40.02.013.VID
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