„… ): Misunderstanding in intercultural communication: Interactions in English as lingua franca and the myth of mutual …” „… intelligibility. In: Gnutzmann, Claus (ed.): Teaching and learning English as a global language: native and …” „… (1998): Lingua franca English: characteristics of successful non-native-/ non-native-speaker discourse …”

„… regarded as a means of preventing change. […] In the past, if a teacher was frequently absent, or abused …” „… ] was used only as a tool for the propagation of the Christian faith“ (UNIN 1986; S. 505) Die Schwarzen …” „… : „(a) formulation of the principles and aims of education for natives as an independent race, in which …”

„… , Davisakd, The Pursuit of Java. Thai Panji Stories, Melayu Lingua Franca and the question of translation …” „… - und Stilkunde. Asien, Stuttgart [u.a.]: Kohlhammer, 1980. Barthes, Roland, Mythen des Alltags, Berlin …” „… ; Kay, Paul, Basic color terms. Their universality and evolution, Berkeley , Calif. [u.a.]: Univ. of …”

„… muniziert. Dies wurde an diversen Beispielen gezeigt u.a. durch Re kurs auf Pia Schmids Arbeit über …” „… Figuren der Däsa Jätaka und nicht kanonischen 672 Ausnahmen bilden v.a. Nebenrollen bzw. weniger …” „… . Da sich die meisten thailän dischen Figuren v.a. aus ihrer Einbindung in die Geschichte …”

„… pidgin which came into being in the early years of colonisation as a lingua franca between the …” „… . Eades (1996: 133) argues that the choice of English as the colony’s lingua franca “is hardly surprising …” „… The Emergence of an Aboriginal Dialect of English Malcolm (2001: 201) defines AborE15 as “a range …”

„… Queensland. While in the early periods of creolisation, the creole was developed as a lingua franca and …” „… speakers and another 30,000 or more for whom Kriol is a second language or lingua franca. Concerning the …” „… northern communities, but is better described as a dialect of English which includes features from both …”

„… sharing the contact experience and served as a lingua franca in communities 92 formed by members of …” „… repertoire (Kaldor & Malcolm 2004: 81f). Since its development and early use as a lingua franca, the …” „… described as a “social dialect of English”, in the sense that it is spoken all across Australia and that …”

„… concept was later adopted by Mühlhäusler who employs it as a metaphor to “explain and describe the …” „… (2004a: 68ff) reports that archaeological finds support figures of about 750,000, as a population of …” „… from 25 members to several thousands. She suggests a mean of about 450 persons. As with population …”

„… , Corbett (2), Anne: Higher Education as a Form of European Integration: How Novel is the Bologna Process …” „… , ERASMUS has now acquired a new meaning as an economic advantage which is supposed to bring about a highly …” „… attraktiv macht, in einem Land zu studieren, in dem die weltweite „Lingua Franca“ aus erster Hand erlernbar …”

„… , bildungsnahen Hintergrund.584 Sie beherrschen und sprechen oftmals die gleiche Sprache – meist die Lingua franca …” „… different backgrounds being seen as constituting a kind of culture shock, a high degree of homogenization …” „… country, a place within which intercultural encounters take place, usually in the English language …”