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And though it is true that the speech of Kagoshima is , as Miller states , ' not only unintelligible to the speaker of standard Tokyo Japanese , but is equally unintelligible to persons in the surrounding Chūgoku and Shikoku areas ...
And though it is true that the speech of Kagoshima is , as Miller states , ' not only unintelligible to the speaker of standard Tokyo Japanese , but is equally unintelligible to persons in the surrounding Chūgoku and Shikoku areas ...
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Then , some pages later ( 189 ) , Miller says : ' As noted earlier , the written records show that generally the correspondence Tokyo e : Satsuma e goes with Old Japanese e , and that of Tokyo e : Satsuma i goes with Old Japanese ë .
Then , some pages later ( 189 ) , Miller says : ' As noted earlier , the written records show that generally the correspondence Tokyo e : Satsuma e goes with Old Japanese e , and that of Tokyo e : Satsuma i goes with Old Japanese ë .
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Although the treatment of the Old Japanese verb is largely the traditional one and very skimpy ) , there is an interesting internal reconstruction of the Pre - Japanese verb from it . Concerning the copula , Miller repeatedly expresses ...
Although the treatment of the Old Japanese verb is largely the traditional one and very skimpy ) , there is an interesting internal reconstruction of the Pre - Japanese verb from it . Concerning the copula , Miller repeatedly expresses ...
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Competing changes as a cause of residue | 9 |
Proper nouns in English | 26 |
Relative clauses and possessive phrases in two Australian languages | 35 |
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