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... dialect among younger speakers ; nevertheless , this dialect does not clearly approximate any one of the competing terri- torial group dialects spoken by the oldest segments of the community . 2 ) subject sex is not as important a ...
... dialect among younger speakers ; nevertheless , this dialect does not clearly approximate any one of the competing terri- torial group dialects spoken by the oldest segments of the community . 2 ) subject sex is not as important a ...
Page 309
... dialects usually blend into one another , thus forming a space continuum ( where languages are related ) , the samples indicate that the " P " forms represent an EAb dialect with a minimum of WAB overlap . Admittedly , DIALECT SYMBOLS 309.
... dialects usually blend into one another , thus forming a space continuum ( where languages are related ) , the samples indicate that the " P " forms represent an EAb dialect with a minimum of WAB overlap . Admittedly , DIALECT SYMBOLS 309.
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... dialect . It thus seems odd that Aubrey dis- tinguished these as being from another dialect . Another problem is that the " L " list may be a mixture of Sokoki with Nipmuck , although the data suggests that this is mostly an EAb dialect ...
... dialect . It thus seems odd that Aubrey dis- tinguished these as being from another dialect . Another problem is that the " L " list may be a mixture of Sokoki with Nipmuck , although the data suggests that this is mostly an EAb dialect ...
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Roger Spielmann and Bertha Chief | 313 |
John A Strong | 327 |
MarcAdélard Tremblay and Josée Thivierge | 343 |
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