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Algunos apuntes sobre el lexico de Cundinamarca (Some Notes on Cundinamarca Vocabulary)

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Doerr, Richard P. – Hispania, 1969

Descriptors: Dialect Studies, Language Patterns, Lexicology, Regional Dialects

Del uso sociolinguistico de las oclusivas posnucleares en el espanol peninsular norteno (On the Sociolinguistic Use of Post-Nuclear Occlusives in North Peninsular Spanish).

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Anton, Marta M. – Hispania, 1998

A sociolinguistic analysis of pronunciation patterns of postnuclear occlusive consonants in northern peninsular Spanish resulted in (1) understanding of the vitality of the use of distinct allophonic variations; (2) characterization of sociolinguistic usage tendencies in relation to speakers' demographic characteristics; and (3) identification of…

Descriptors: Consonants, Descriptive Linguistics, Foreign Countries, Language Patterns

Estudio sociolinguistico de una variante sintactica el fenomeno "dequeismo" en el espanol canario (Sociolinguistic Study of a Syntactic Variant: The "Dequeismo" Phenomenon in Canary Islands Spanish).

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Serrano, Maria Jose – Hispania, 1998

The dequeismo phenomenon is occurring more frequently in spoken Spanish in both Spain and in Latin America. Introduction of the preposition "de" before "que" in nominal complements exploits one recourse in Spanish, namely the deictic capacity of prepositional "de" as a marker or introducer of the speaker's…

Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Language Patterns, Language Usage, Language Variation

Vernacular Features in Educated Speech in Brazilian Portuguese.

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Azevedo, Milton M. – Hispania, 1989

Reviews some features of the vernacular variety of Brazilian Portuguese that occur in the colloquial speech of educated persons, focusing on pronominal complements, reflexives, verb forms, verb tenses, and noun/modifier agreement. (CB)

Descriptors: Adjectives, Educational Attainment, Language Patterns, Oral Language

Sobre un Cambio Sintactico en el Espanol Canario: del Indicativo al Subjuntivo y Condicional (Concerning a Syntactic Change in the Spanish of the Canary Islands: From the Indicative to the Subjunctive and Conditional).

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Serrano, Maria Jose – Hispania, 1995

Many sociolinguistic studies validate the importance of the relationship among social variables that satisfactorily explain the correlation between linguistic and social phenomena. The intersection of sex, sociocultural level, and age initiates syntactic change that first appears in the vernacular and progresses to the accepted standard. (52…

Descriptors: Change Agents, Correlation, Foreign Countries, Language Patterns