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پژوهشنامه ادبیات کردی, 2019 Current study aims to sketch an outstanding the Most Important Group of " isogloss boundary " of north regions of Ilam province. Having considered dialect varieties, endangered dialects, geographic distance, research shortcomings, as well as sampling of ...
Yaser Sanaei +3 more
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Changing the focus : an empirical study of "Focalizing ser" ('to be') in Dominican Spanish [PDF]
, 2015 This article examines the perception and production of the Focalizing Ser (FS) structure by Dominican speakers living in three urban communities: Santiago de los Caballeros, Sosúa, and Santo Domingo de Guzmán.
Méndez Vallejo, Dunia Catalina
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Variation of the inflected infinitive in Portuguese
IsoglossThis study uses corpus methods to examine a controversial topic in Portuguese syntax (Cunha & Cintra 2016): the variation of the inflected infinitive, an uncommon verbal form that marks the infinitive for person and number but not tense. Previous work by
Vanessa Revheim Cunha +2 more
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, 2015 These pages introduce Isogloss, a journal devoted to the study of the variation of Romance and Iberian languages.
Acedo-Matellán, Víctor +4 more
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'Quite' in Acadian French : a variety of Scalar Focus [PDF]
, 2016 This paper discusses the properties of the 'quite de' construction in the Baie Sainte-Marie, Nova Scotia variety of Acadian French in examples such as le/un quite de souper 'quite the/a supper' which have a hyperbolic connotation.
Alboiu, Gabriela, King, Ruth
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Complementizer deletion and the split hypothesis
IsoglossIn Italian and Italo-Romance, the omission of the complementizer takes (at least) three distinct forms: CD1, observable in standard Italian, and CD2 and CD3 available in two Tuscan varieties, respectively in Florentine and Pisano.
Elena Isolani
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Burushaski and unique Slavic isoglosses [PDF]
Himalayan Linguistics, 2018 Author(s): Casule, Ilija | Abstract: Comparative historical studies have established over five hundred lexical correspondences between autochthonous Burushaski words and Indo-European as well as significant grammatical correlations. A genetic relationship has been proposed.
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V-Movement, subject clitics, and inversion
IsoglossBuilding on new evidence from Bolognese, this paper proposes an account for the appearance and distribution of φ-related subject clitics both within and among Gallo-Italic grammars that relies only on independently motivated mechanisms.
Edward Rubin
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Cambio e variación dialectal: o atlas lingüístico de la península ibérica [PDF]
, 2012 Linguistic geography came into being as an auxiliary method of historical linguistics; subsequently as it established itself as an autonomous discipline it gradually shed its links to diachronic studies.
Sousa, Xulio
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