« Monsieur ça veut dire quoi les grecs se branlent ?
— Kouaaaaaa ? 😨😱😱
— Là dans le livre. »
Dans le livre où la colonne des grecs s’ébranle.
« Monsieur ça veut dire quoi les grecs se branlent ?
— Kouaaaaaa ? 😨😱😱
— Là dans le livre. »
Dans le livre où la colonne des grecs s’ébranle.
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For example, whenever I refer to a palatalized allophone of *t and its reflexes I have to write "palatalized allophone of *t". I would like to introduce a short form
#linguistics 🐦🐦
For example, whenever I refer to a palatalized allophone of *t and its reflexes I have to write "palatalized allophone of *t". I would like to introduce a short form
#linguistics 🐦🐦
thank you! 🤗
#linguistics #phonetics #historicalphonology
thank you! 🤗
#linguistics #phonetics #historicalphonology
#Terrebonne 🙂
#Quebec ⚜️🇨🇦
#Vote ☑️
#Terrebonne 🙂
#Quebec ⚜️🇨🇦
#Vote ☑️
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dengua
[dəŋwa]
‘telephone’
from Japanese でんわ (denwa) (?), a Wasei-kango word.
Palauan does not have coronal /n/ (except as an assimilated allophone) because Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *n has become /l/ in Palauan.
dengua
[dəŋwa]
‘telephone’
from Japanese でんわ (denwa) (?), a Wasei-kango word.
Palauan does not have coronal /n/ (except as an assimilated allophone) because Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *n has become /l/ in Palauan.
front/high allophone : back/low allophone
iː : ɑj
e: : ɑ:
æ: : ɑ:
o: : o:
uː : ɑw
ε : a
i : u (with labials)
front/high allophone : back/low allophone
iː : ɑj
e: : ɑ:
æ: : ɑ:
o: : o:
uː : ɑw
ε : a
i : u (with labials)
Francophone = women
Allophone = nonbinary
Just makes sense in a Canadian context if you think about it
Francophone = women
Allophone = nonbinary
Just makes sense in a Canadian context if you think about it
#LinguisticBirthdays #Histlx
#LinguisticBirthdays #Histlx
There are imo some legitimate grievances among Anglo Quebecers, but I agree that Indigenous peoples (and allophone immigrants) have the most cause for complaint.
There are imo some legitimate grievances among Anglo Quebecers, but I agree that Indigenous peoples (and allophone immigrants) have the most cause for complaint.
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Old English had 3 consonants that Modern English doesn’t: /ç, ɣ, x/ (although /ç/ was probably just an allophone)
Old English had 3 consonants that Modern English doesn’t: /ç, ɣ, x/ (although /ç/ was probably just an allophone)
"Hey man, I got that pure, uncut linguistics here. None of that watered-down sociopolitical theory bullshit. Just take one snort of this and ride the semantics wave all the way to allophone nirvana."
Early in Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign, “it was easy to assume that failure to learn his name reflected a failure to take him seriously,” John McWhorter writes. But “as a matter of pure linguistics, it would be surprising if people didn’t have trouble with the name Mamdani.”
"Hey man, I got that pure, uncut linguistics here. None of that watered-down sociopolitical theory bullshit. Just take one snort of this and ride the semantics wave all the way to allophone nirvana."