Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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Page 177
... occur only due to mild interference in words that are common to both languages . Besides the above phenomena , FS vowels ( marked bold in Table 7 ) 8 occur naturally in Swedish loan words . 7 The sentence would read in modern Finnish as ...
... occur only due to mild interference in words that are common to both languages . Besides the above phenomena , FS vowels ( marked bold in Table 7 ) 8 occur naturally in Swedish loan words . 7 The sentence would read in modern Finnish as ...
Page 202
... occur in the interviews and literary sources , i.e. we shall omit some marginal features in both written and oral sources . Often in the oral sources a particular marginal feature is characteristic of only one informant . The influence ...
... occur in the interviews and literary sources , i.e. we shall omit some marginal features in both written and oral sources . Often in the oral sources a particular marginal feature is characteristic of only one informant . The influence ...
Page 211
... occur in many NHG loans were part of the vocalism of HeY due to co - territorial FS . Vowel and diphthong shifts , e.g. daič > doič ' German ' , ai'ngefirt > ai'ngefü : rt ' instituted ' , take place in words which are common to Yiddish ...
... occur in many NHG loans were part of the vocalism of HeY due to co - territorial FS . Vowel and diphthong shifts , e.g. daič > doič ' German ' , ai'ngefirt > ai'ngefü : rt ' instituted ' , take place in words which are common to Yiddish ...
Contents
The Origins of Helsinki Jewry and Their Yiddish | 19 |
Yiddish Dialect Maps | 26 |
Political Orientation and Attitudes towards Yiddish and Hebrew | 35 |
Copyright | |
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