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... best criteria of linguistic relationship ; and yet among the names of the digits we find more exceptions to the principle of regular phonetic development , probably , than anywhere else in an equal group of unquestioned cognates .
... best criteria of linguistic relationship ; and yet among the names of the digits we find more exceptions to the principle of regular phonetic development , probably , than anywhere else in an equal group of unquestioned cognates .
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... of ideograms combined with alphabetic writing in the systems of writing in vogue in Asia Minor . I should therefore suggest that the coin may offer a combination of picture and phonetic writing and be read as KANDvalves [ Kandwalwe.
... of ideograms combined with alphabetic writing in the systems of writing in vogue in Asia Minor . I should therefore suggest that the coin may offer a combination of picture and phonetic writing and be read as KANDvalves [ Kandwalwe.
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... the three volumes are , in the opinion of the reviewer , the work of Tallgren on the Arabic names for the stars , with their transcription in the time of Alfonso the learned , and the article by Navarro Tomás on Basque phonetics .
... the three volumes are , in the opinion of the reviewer , the work of Tallgren on the Arabic names for the stars , with their transcription in the time of Alfonso the learned , and the article by Navarro Tomás on Basque phonetics .
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These facts speak eloquently for the uniformity of the Spanish language of the XVIth century when it came to Spanish America and for the uniformity of Spanish phonetic processes . The problem of the uniformity ...
These facts speak eloquently for the uniformity of the Spanish language of the XVIth century when it came to Spanish America and for the uniformity of Spanish phonetic processes . The problem of the uniformity ...
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As for phonetic changes my own observations lead me to believe that the outstanding modern characteristics of Andalusian popular speech are not at all dominant in American Spanish . Argentina may be an exception on account of the large ...
As for phonetic changes my own observations lead me to believe that the outstanding modern characteristics of Andalusian popular speech are not at all dominant in American Spanish . Argentina may be an exception on account of the large ...
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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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