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From the 1850s Gold Rush period and later, new immigrants brought the Chinese, Japanese and Scandinavian and South Asian languages.<br> | From the 1850s Gold Rush period and later, new immigrants brought the Chinese, Japanese and Scandinavian and South Asian languages.<br> | ||
<br> | British Columbia's strong resource economies, particularly in fishing and logging, have their own terms and slang often found in letters and newspaper articles, even in government reports. <br> | ||
=== Language Tools === | === Language Tools === | ||