Vietnamese Perceptual Dialectology [PDF]
[ABSTRACT ONLY; NO FULL TEXT] Previous research traditionally identifies three major Vietnamese dialect areas: Northern, Central, and Southern. These regional dialects are exemplified by the urban centers that have served as capitals for the regions ...
Nguyen, Nathan
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