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Respect language means the special style of speech or writing used in Japanese to show respect to persons and ... especially revered things ' ( 1 ) ; ' Whenever a person speaks or writes , he decides for himself to whom and to what ...
Respect language means the special style of speech or writing used in Japanese to show respect to persons and ... especially revered things ' ( 1 ) ; ' Whenever a person speaks or writes , he decides for himself to whom and to what ...
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To say that ' respect language means the special style ... used to show respect ' is to pass off a simple and trivial tautology as if it were an analytic statement ; actually , it tells us nothing about the subject and provides no ...
To say that ' respect language means the special style ... used to show respect ' is to pass off a simple and trivial tautology as if it were an analytic statement ; actually , it tells us nothing about the subject and provides no ...
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N3 and 14 are unordered with respect to each other . ... devices of M's in the lexicon and interpretive conventions , the theory advanced here departs in several respects from previously proposed theories of markedness in phonology .
N3 and 14 are unordered with respect to each other . ... devices of M's in the lexicon and interpretive conventions , the theory advanced here departs in several respects from previously proposed theories of markedness in phonology .
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