Language, Band 83,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2007 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... dialects they spoke , then we can actually predict NZE . This is a deterministic model , which applies automatically in tabula rasa situa- tions - but not , T states , in new - dialect formation in , for instance , European new towns ...
... dialects they spoke , then we can actually predict NZE . This is a deterministic model , which applies automatically in tabula rasa situa- tions - but not , T states , in new - dialect formation in , for instance , European new towns ...
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... dialect . Instead , children can select variants from different dialects ' at will ' ( 103 ) ' from a kind of supermarket ' ( 108 ) , and they do so because , in this tabula rasa context , they do not have ideas about prestige or ...
... dialect . Instead , children can select variants from different dialects ' at will ' ( 103 ) ' from a kind of supermarket ' ( 108 ) , and they do so because , in this tabula rasa context , they do not have ideas about prestige or ...
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... dialect contact by analyzing these pronouns in a corpus of 63,500 verbs extracted from sociolinguistic interviews of a stratified sample of 142 members of the six largest Spanish - speaking communities in New York City . A variationist ...
... dialect contact by analyzing these pronouns in a corpus of 63,500 verbs extracted from sociolinguistic interviews of a stratified sample of 142 members of the six largest Spanish - speaking communities in New York City . A variationist ...
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Recognizing a Language great Brian D Joseph | 493 |
The semantics of scalar modifiers Bart Geurts Rick Nouwen | 533 |
Evidentiality and double tense in Matses David W Fleck | 589 |
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