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Quantifying the spatial pattern of dialect words spreading from a central population. [PDF]
Takahashi T, Ihara Y.
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The first Japanese dialectological atlas was published at the beginning of 20th century, but at that time methodology was not established enough. Kagyuukoo published on 1930 is characterized by its correspondence method.
Onishi, Takuichiro
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Carapucho no Farelo, auga no pelo: a xeografía dos refráns meteorolóxicos romances / ‘Carapucho no Farelo, auga no pelo’: Geography of Romance weather proverbs [PDF]
Este artigo quere pór de manifesto a importancia da compoñente xeográfica nos proverbios meteorolóxicos e do calendario. Exponse que moitos refráns están estreitamente vinculados a un territorio concreto, de modo que resulta difícil comprender o seu ...
Xosé Afonso Álvarez Pérez
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Lexical variation in the Lampung language, Indonesia
In 1925, population transmigration from Java to Pringsewu, Lampung Province, Indonesia, through the Dutch East Indies Colonialization program, led to a diverse population in terms of language and culture.
Veria Septianingtias +3 more
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The geo-browser as cartographic tool in dialectology
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Swanenberg, A.P.C. +2 more
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NOTES ON NEPAL (FROM A LINGUIST’s DIARY)
This article is a cultural essay on Nepal written in the form of travel notes based on trips made by the author in 2025 and 2026 (the first-person narrative style is preserved to convey the immediacy of impressions). The author describes his observations
G.A. Kazakov
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English: Best For(e) Play with Words [PDF]
The following talk was presented at the international conference celebrating the 20th anniversary of the American Society for Geolinguistics at New York University on April 20 ...
Eckler, A. Ross
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The methodological procedures used in the Linguistic Atlas of Brazil Project (ALiB) depart from the procedures traditionally used in the collection of dialect data by expanding the types of questionnaires - phonetic-phonological, semantic-lexical and morphosyntactic - and by including questions relating to prosody, pragmatics and metalinguistic aspects,
Marcela Moura Torres Paim +1 more
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ANALYZING DIALECTOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF JAPANESE
Classification characterizes the first era of Japanese geolinguistics. After then, Japanese geolinguists had concentrated to analyze each geographical distribution. They focused on the distances and the topographical features. In particular, the lines of
Onishi, Takuichiro
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Geolinguistics of a variable rule Discussion papers in geolinguistics 5
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Chambers, J.K. +1 more
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