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PHONOLOGICAL RESTRUCTURING IN CREOLE: THE DEVELOPMENT OF PARAGOGE IN SRANAN

It has frequently been observed that many creole languages tend to add non-etymological vowels to words that end in a consonant in their lexifier language(e.g. Holm 1989). A few examples from different creoles are given in (1a), ac-companied in (1b) by a number of examples from the language that is in the fo-cus of this article, Sranan: