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Pergeseran Bahasa Dayak Ahe ke Bahasa Melayu Dialek Pontianak pada Mahasiswa UPGRI Pontianak
Language shift is a contemporary sociolinguistic occurrence emerging from linguistic interaction in varied urban academic settings. This research intends to characterize the shift from utilizing the Dayak Ahe language to the Pontianak Malay dialect among migrant learners at the UPGRI Pontianak Campu
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