TITLE: LINGUACULTURAL FEATURES OF ENGLISH IN NEW ZEALAND: MAORI INFLUENCE

Authors

  • Solijonova Mubina Author

Keywords:

Keywords: New Zealand English, Maori influence, linguacultural features, language contact, indigenous language, sociolinguistics

Abstract

Annotation: This article explores the linguacultural features of New Zealand 
English,  focusing  on  the  influence  of  the  Maori  language  and  culture.  The  study 
highlights the incorporation of Maori vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural concepts 
into New Zealand English. It also examines the social and political contexts that have 
shaped this linguistic interaction, making New Zealand English unique among English 
varieties. 

References

References

1. Macalister, J. (2006). The Maori Presence in New Zealand English: A Corpus-based

Study. English World-Wide.

2. King, J. (2001). Te Reo Maori: The Maori Language. In M. Bell & S. Matthewman

(Eds.), Cultural Studies in Aotearoa New Zealand.

3. Deverson, T. (1991). New Zealand English and Maori: The Nature and Extent of

the Interface. In English Today.

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Published

2025-05-23

Issue

Vol. 45 No. 4 (2025): TA'LIM INNOVATSIYASI VA INTEGRATSIYASI| 45-SON | 4-TO'PLAM

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Articles

How to Cite

Solijonova Mubina. (2025). TITLE: LINGUACULTURAL FEATURES OF ENGLISH IN NEW ZEALAND: MAORI INFLUENCE . Ta’lim Innovatsiyasi Va Integratsiyasi, 45(4), 149-151. https://scientific-jl.com/tal/article/view/15737