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In Navajo the noun béésò denotes ' money ' , but may be differently classified to refer to a coin , to small change , or to a note ( bill ) ; cf. 9-11 above . A river may be differently classified in Burmese to refer to a line on a map ...
In Navajo the noun béésò denotes ' money ' , but may be differently classified to refer to a coin , to small change , or to a note ( bill ) ; cf. 9-11 above . A river may be differently classified in Burmese to refer to a line on a map ...
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speakin ' ; these terms refer to the vertical continuum ranging from basilect to acrolect ( Standard American English is called ' deep talk ' ) . The poles of the horizontal dimension are called ' bad / brawlin talk ' vs.
speakin ' ; these terms refer to the vertical continuum ranging from basilect to acrolect ( Standard American English is called ' deep talk ' ) . The poles of the horizontal dimension are called ' bad / brawlin talk ' vs.
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In the first phase , words somehow come to refer to many objects which are loosely associated by the child . Many of the referents in these classes would be unrelated in adult categorizations . The second phase is characterized by ...
In the first phase , words somehow come to refer to many objects which are loosely associated by the child . Many of the referents in these classes would be unrelated in adult categorizations . The second phase is characterized by ...
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