Re: Norman French?

John Cowan wrote:

> Still, rare is not quite dead.  Furthermore, I am willing to bet that
> French is still spoken on Herm, Sark, or Alderney.
>
I don't know if they are still spoken or not but by coincidence, I came
across a grammar reference a few minutes ago,

Liddicoat, Anthony.  1994.  Grammar of the Norman French of the Channel
Islands: the dialects of Jersey and Sark.  452 pp., phonology, syntax,
and lexicon.  Mouton de Gruyter.  The price to SSILA members is $38 US,
retail elsewhere is probably about 3-4 times that (a guess based on
past experience.)  Sorry, I don't have an ISBN.
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