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1996
Abstract At the beginning of the twentieth century, the standard pronunciation of Russian was considered to be that of educated Muscovites (Košutić 1919: vii; Ožegov 1955: 16; Panov 1967). There was considerable interest in phonetics in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and we are fortunate in having on-the-spot ...
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Abstract At the beginning of the twentieth century, the standard pronunciation of Russian was considered to be that of educated Muscovites (Košutić 1919: vii; Ožegov 1955: 16; Panov 1967). There was considerable interest in phonetics in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and we are fortunate in having on-the-spot ...
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