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... catellus would require not a little space , as the sources referred to will readily show ; a certain number of specimens are here cited : cael , chael , keel , chiau , chaon , chaillon for the Old French examples ; among the patois ...
... catellus would require not a little space , as the sources referred to will readily show ; a certain number of specimens are here cited : cael , chael , keel , chiau , chaon , chaillon for the Old French examples ; among the patois ...
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We shall take for example the verbal stem a'nu to throw . nux ' anu'kux ' a stone he throws . nux ' anusa'kux ' a stone he flings with . When the direct object is named , the pronoun ñan , i'kin , or ñin to him , to them both , or to ...
We shall take for example the verbal stem a'nu to throw . nux ' anu'kux ' a stone he throws . nux ' anusa'kux ' a stone he flings with . When the direct object is named , the pronoun ñan , i'kin , or ñin to him , to them both , or to ...
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... and in the Italian febbre , acqua from Latin febris , aqua.2 But in quattuor the doubling is admittedly much earlier than that in the Italian words , and as compared with the Latin examples , it is regular and not sporadic .
... and in the Italian febbre , acqua from Latin febris , aqua.2 But in quattuor the doubling is admittedly much earlier than that in the Italian words , and as compared with the Latin examples , it is regular and not sporadic .
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... très sensiblement le même que celui de l'espagnol de la métropole ; toutes les alteraciones fonéticas argentinas se retrouvent par example dans l'espagnol du centre et du midi de l'Espagne . " For some time , however , the over ...
... très sensiblement le même que celui de l'espagnol de la métropole ; toutes les alteraciones fonéticas argentinas se retrouvent par example dans l'espagnol du centre et du midi de l'Espagne . " For some time , however , the over ...
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most ignorant language - mixers but rather linguistic creations of humorists , and they can scarcely be taken as examples of Argentine Spanish of any kind . No doubt a few ignorant people do mix Spanish and Italian , especially the ...
most ignorant language - mixers but rather linguistic creations of humorists , and they can scarcely be taken as examples of Argentine Spanish of any kind . No doubt a few ignorant people do mix Spanish and Italian , especially the ...
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| 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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