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... and a strong movement is now under way directed to the purification and embellishment of the language , which is after all Castilian Spanish , thanks to foresight of such men as Ricardo Rojas , author of the epoch - making work ...
... and a strong movement is now under way directed to the purification and embellishment of the language , which is after all Castilian Spanish , thanks to foresight of such men as Ricardo Rojas , author of the epoch - making work ...
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It is in origin Castilian and the languages spoken today in all Spanish - American countries have not only followed a parallel development but this has been on the whole parallel to that of Spain . On pages 2-5 he calls attention to the ...
It is in origin Castilian and the languages spoken today in all Spanish - American countries have not only followed a parallel development but this has been on the whole parallel to that of Spain . On pages 2-5 he calls attention to the ...
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It seems to me that in vocabulary the Spanish of America is as much Castilian as Andalusian . As for phonetic changes my own observations lead me to believe that the outstanding modern characteristics of Andalusian popular speech are ...
It seems to me that in vocabulary the Spanish of America is as much Castilian as Andalusian . As for phonetic changes my own observations lead me to believe that the outstanding modern characteristics of Andalusian popular speech are ...
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Castilian was the language of the court , of the army , and of the new schools and universities of Spain and Spanish America . We find exactly this same problem in New Mexico . There are the English words consciously used as English ...
Castilian was the language of the court , of the army , and of the new schools and universities of Spain and Spanish America . We find exactly this same problem in New Mexico . There are the English words consciously used as English ...
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Its contents may be briefly summarized as follows : I. The texts of the early documents : Glosas Emilianenses ( early tenth century glosses from San Millán in the Castile - Navarre region ) now published for the first time ; Glosas ...
Its contents may be briefly summarized as follows : I. The texts of the early documents : Glosas Emilianenses ( early tenth century glosses from San Millán in the Castile - Navarre region ) now published for the first time ; Glosas ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language, Band 3 Language, Linguistic Society of America |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1927 |
| Original von | University of California |
| Digitalisiert | 8. Mai 2010 |
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