Current Trends and Issues in Hispanic LinguisticsLenard Studerus A sampling of some of the diverse studies recently carried out by investigators with varying divergent yet partially overlapping interests in the Spanish language. This book includes information on: Recent trends in Hispanic linguistics / Frank Nuessel; African influence on Hispanic dialects / John Lipski; The Spanish teacher as dialectologist / Mark G. Goldin; Noun gender categories in Spanish and French / Richard V. Teschner. This book is published by SIL International and is part of our series on Linguistics. |
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... suffix in the French cognate than in the Spanish cognate ) , " s " ( same suffix in both French and Spanish cognates ) , and " -- " ( no suffixational relationship be- tween cognates ) . The term " suffix " is limited to productive ...
... suffix in the French cognate than in the Spanish cognate ) , " s " ( same suffix in both French and Spanish cognates ) , and " -- " ( no suffixational relationship be- tween cognates ) . The term " suffix " is limited to productive ...
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... suffix and another Spanish suffix has little to reveal about cross - language gender relationships save for two small cognate - noun categories : French -a m./Spanish -a f . , and French eur f./Spanish or m . Also sadly lacking in ...
... suffix and another Spanish suffix has little to reveal about cross - language gender relationships save for two small cognate - noun categories : French -a m./Spanish -a f . , and French eur f./Spanish or m . Also sadly lacking in ...
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