| 释义 |
Sranan|ˈsrɑːnən|
[Prob. Taki-Taki: in full Sranan Tongo, Surinam tongue (also used).]
= talkee-talkee. Also attrib.
1953L. L. E. Rens Hist. & Social Background of Surinam's Negro-Eng. x. 135 The term NE was used simply because none of the other appellations (takki-takki, Krioro, sranang tongo) was adequate. 1957Lingua VI. 374 (heading) The verbal system of Sranan. 1964English Studies XLV. 423 ‘Phonetic Interpretation’, by which term he [sc. Echteld] means the substitution of Sranan phonemes for the original English ones. 1974R. A. Hall External Hist. Romance Languages 45 The Portuguese element in Sranan. 1980English World-Wide I. i. 6 This argument is valid even for such cases as Krio, Tok Pisin or Sranan. |