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We think it is possible that comparative evidence from other Nez Perce dialects may reveal the underlying vowels in ... the picture is brightened by a large corpus of dialectal materials in Sahaptin and a lesser one for Nez Perce.20 ...
We think it is possible that comparative evidence from other Nez Perce dialects may reveal the underlying vowels in ... the picture is brightened by a large corpus of dialectal materials in Sahaptin and a lesser one for Nez Perce.20 ...
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Speakers of a pure local dialect ( " Grundmundart ' ) were found only among the older generation ( above 60 ) and very small ... the breakdown of local dialects , the area has a number of spas and summer resorts , which draw outsiders .
Speakers of a pure local dialect ( " Grundmundart ' ) were found only among the older generation ( above 60 ) and very small ... the breakdown of local dialects , the area has a number of spas and summer resorts , which draw outsiders .
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Chapter 4 , ' Dialects ' : we have here an account of dialect studies in Japanesethey are strong on word - intonation and lexical studies , but weak on segmental phonology and syntax , including sentence intonation .
Chapter 4 , ' Dialects ' : we have here an account of dialect studies in Japanesethey are strong on word - intonation and lexical studies , but weak on segmental phonology and syntax , including sentence intonation .
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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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