eWAVE - Datapoint Bahamian English/Use of analytic or cliticized that his/that’s, what his/what’s, at’s, who his instead of whose

Datapoint Bahamian English/Use of analytic or cliticized that his/that’s, what his/what’s, at’s, who his instead of whose

Variety:	Bahamian English
Feature:	Use of analytic or cliticized that his/that’s, what his/what’s, at’s, who his instead of whose
Value:	B - feature is neither pervasive nor extremely rare
Informants:	Jeffrey Reaser and Benjamin Torbert