Language, Band 83George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2007 |
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... examples of ' unnatural ' patterns ( along with diachronic explanations of them ) to show that they must also be learnable ( e.g. Hyman 2001 , Yu 2004 ) . For example , standing against the many languages with postnasal voicing of ...
... examples of ' unnatural ' patterns ( along with diachronic explanations of them ) to show that they must also be learnable ( e.g. Hyman 2001 , Yu 2004 ) . For example , standing against the many languages with postnasal voicing of ...
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... example , possession , classifiers , genders and animacy , and number . The latter type includes nominal past tense , vocative forms for kinship terms , and cases that express core and oblique grammatical relations . The list of changes ...
... example , possession , classifiers , genders and animacy , and number . The latter type includes nominal past tense , vocative forms for kinship terms , and cases that express core and oblique grammatical relations . The list of changes ...
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... example , all the children vs. all of the children ; ( ii ) presence or absence of the , for example , both books vs. both ( of ) the books ; ( iii ) position of the quantifier , for example , half an hour vs. a half hour ; and ( iv ) ...
... example , all the children vs. all of the children ; ( ii ) presence or absence of the , for example , both books vs. both ( of ) the books ; ( iii ) position of the quantifier , for example , half an hour vs. a half hour ; and ( iv ) ...
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Languages and prehistory of central Siberia | 452 |
Linguistics today Facing a greater challenge | 464 |
K Chirkova | 471 |
Urheberrecht | |
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