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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Spanish dialects."”.

  1. Metaphony in Italian and Spanish dialects revisited

    … a diachronic framework. In many of the Italian dialects which demonstrate metaphony to one degree or another, the postonic vowels, which historically triggered the tonic vowel change, have neutralized or been entirely lost. This often means that metaphony has been morphologized.

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  2. Weakening of Intervocalic /P, T, K/ in Two Spanish Dialects: Toward the Quantification of Lenition Processes

    … present understanding of stop implementation in Spanish, and suggested avenues for future research. These include the proposal of a method by which the imperfect relationship between speech style and speech rate may be better understood, the consideration of the abruptness and degree of changes …

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  3. El uso de pronombres personales en la oralidad mexicoamericana de Houston, Texas

    This study examined the +/- presence of Spanish subject personal pronouns (yo, él/ella, nosotros/nosotras, and ellos/ellas) in sociolinguistic interviews of 36 Mexican-Americans from Houston, Texas (16 of 2nd generation and 20 of 3rd generation), and 20 Mexicans (control group) from Heroica …

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  4. When Synchrony Meets Diachrony: (Alveolo)Palatal Sound Patterns in Spanish and other Romance Languages

    … lateral, obstruent, and approximant sounds in Spanish, with further evidence from other Romance languages, such as Portuguese, French, Italian, Rumanian, Galician, and Catalan, among others. These sounds are interconnected in their manifestations across Spanish dialects, where orthographic ll …

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  5. Compliments and politeness among Mexican and Puerto Rican couples.

    This paper explores the speech act of complimenting among Mexican and Puerto Rican couples. The study applies Brown and Levinson's Politeness Theory (1987) in analyzing spontaneous, face-to-face compliment giving between each romantic couple of the same nationality, that is, Mexican or Puerto …

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