Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... vowels . However , the vowels have undergone major changes , for instance vowels 51 and 52 have fronted to i / i : and vowel 12 has been raised to u :. The fronting of vowels 14 As presented by Verschik ( 1999 : 271 ) . 51 and 52 and ...
... vowels . However , the vowels have undergone major changes , for instance vowels 51 and 52 have fronted to i / i : and vowel 12 has been raised to u :. The fronting of vowels 14 As presented by Verschik ( 1999 : 271 ) . 51 and 52 and ...
Page 153
... vowels 42/44 and 54. There are two possible explanations for this : 1 ) the majority of the immigrant spoke a Vilna ... Vowels Phonematically unstressed e , the schwa vowel , has a tendency to developing towards centrale , but in the ...
... vowels 42/44 and 54. There are two possible explanations for this : 1 ) the majority of the immigrant spoke a Vilna ... Vowels Phonematically unstressed e , the schwa vowel , has a tendency to developing towards centrale , but in the ...
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... Vowels Some FS vowels have established themselves in HeY as regular allophones , i.e. älä : for e and öö : for e and o ( to a very minimal extent ) , and are audible in the whole vocabulary , whereas other vowels , such as front ...
... Vowels Some FS vowels have established themselves in HeY as regular allophones , i.e. älä : for e and öö : for e and o ( to a very minimal extent ) , and are audible in the whole vocabulary , whereas other vowels , such as front ...
Contents
The Origins of Helsinki Jewry and Their Yiddish | 19 |
Yiddish Dialect Maps | 26 |
Political Orientation and Attitudes towards Yiddish and Hebrew | 35 |
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