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Line 33: Gapun villagers associate Tok Pisin with Christianity, modernity and masculinity, and they associate Tayap with paganism, "backwardness", disruptive femininity and childish stubbornness. As a result, Tayap is being increasingly replaced by [[Tok Pisin]].<ref name="harvp\|Kulick\|1992">{{harvp\|Kulick\|1992}}</ref> Unlike the neighboring patrilineal [[Lower Sepik-Ramu languages\|Lower Sepik-Ramu]] speakers, Tayap speakers are matrilineal.<ref name="harvp\|Kulick\|1992"/> Tayap is typologically very different from the neighboring [[Lower Sepik-Ramu languages]]. Tayap also has many loanwords from the [[Kopar language\|Kopar]] and [[Adjora language\|Adjora]] languages.<ref name="Kulick-Terrill"/>{{rp\|349}}

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