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saramaccan language

Grammar of Saramaccan Creole

By John McWhorter,Jeff Good

Grammatical relations in a radical Creole

By Francis Byrne

Early Suriname Creole Texts. A Collection of (Bibliotheca Ibero-Americana)

By Jacques Perl, Matthias Arends

Talking with Saamaka people

By Menno Marrenga

Hielientie daytie

By Association for Community Development and Self-Sufficiency

Functional categories in three Atlantic creoles

By Claire Lefebvre

Serial verbs in Saramaccan

By Tonjes Veenstra

Talking Rythym Stressing Tone

By Hubert Devonish

1 Tesalonika, 2 Tesalonika, 1 Timoteo, 2 Timoteo, Titusi, Filemon

By Naomi Glock,Catherine Rountree,Summer Institute of Linguistics

Wanlö bakaa kontu. --

By Samuel Savon

Wanlö fesiten oto. --

By Samo Amoida

Köni miti wogi

By Tiini Amoida

Di woto fu masa Jesusu

By

Taku hatima oto. --

By Samuel Savon

Baaa ku baaa

By Samuel Savon

Saamaka oto. --

By Samuel Savon

Di bunu buka u gaangadu di Maikusi bi sikifi. --

By Naomi Glock,Catherine Rountree,Summer Institute of Linguistics

Mbeti u liba. --

By Donisi Amoida

Bunu ku hogi. --

By Fanjen Amoida

Anasi ta-pii toobi. --

By Apeninge Amoida

Hafu pasa

By Kalinoo Asinei

Woordregister Saramakaans-Nederlands

By Groot, A. de CssR.

De saramakaanse woordenschat

By Antoon Donicie

Towards a new model of creole genesis

By John H. McWhorter