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Such a variant , however , is commonly heard on the Québec Lower North Shore , and not surprisingly , occurs with greatest frequency for the Sheshatshiu sample in the speech of the over - 62 Maskuanu- affiliated subject .
Such a variant , however , is commonly heard on the Québec Lower North Shore , and not surprisingly , occurs with greatest frequency for the Sheshatshiu sample in the speech of the over - 62 Maskuanu- affiliated subject .
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through the increased usage , on the part of younger speakers , of a particular variant found to a lesser degree in the speech of most older speakers . Indeed , only two of the eleven phonological variables examined exhibit an ...
through the increased usage , on the part of younger speakers , of a particular variant found to a lesser degree in the speech of most older speakers . Indeed , only two of the eleven phonological variables examined exhibit an ...
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formed with either CF -im- ' by speech ' or CF -acim- ' tell ' , e.g. kisi - m / ō = w ' he speaks angrily ' ( compared to kisi - m = ēw ( W ) ' he angers him by speech ' ) , and it - ācim / ō = w ' he narrates so'— in each case the ...
formed with either CF -im- ' by speech ' or CF -acim- ' tell ' , e.g. kisi - m / ō = w ' he speaks angrily ' ( compared to kisi - m = ēw ( W ) ' he angers him by speech ' ) , and it - ācim / ō = w ' he narrates so'— in each case the ...
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