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Mencken properly dismisses as absurd the notion that the American climate is responsible for dialect differences , but seems to give too much credit to Noah Webster as a linguistic influence for instance in preserving the secondary ...
Mencken properly dismisses as absurd the notion that the American climate is responsible for dialect differences , but seems to give too much credit to Noah Webster as a linguistic influence for instance in preserving the secondary ...
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... which dates back to OE times and appears originally to have been a feature of the Saxon and Kentish dialects , 12 ... are recorded in Grose as Middlesex words , but they occur elsewhere , too , e.g. in the modern Suffolk dialect .
... which dates back to OE times and appears originally to have been a feature of the Saxon and Kentish dialects , 12 ... are recorded in Grose as Middlesex words , but they occur elsewhere , too , e.g. in the modern Suffolk dialect .
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THE VOWEL SYSTEM OF A NORWEGIAN DIALECT IN WISCONSIN MAGNE OFTEDAL University of Oslo 1. Most speakers of Norwegian in the Middle West belong to the farming class . Nearly all are bilingual , and many of them handle the English language ...
THE VOWEL SYSTEM OF A NORWEGIAN DIALECT IN WISCONSIN MAGNE OFTEDAL University of Oslo 1. Most speakers of Norwegian in the Middle West belong to the farming class . Nearly all are bilingual , and many of them handle the English language ...
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The Monophthongization of Gothic ái âu | 15 |
An Ethiopian Merchants Argot | 22 |
Coexistent Phonemic | 29 |
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