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| In What four seperate periods has English Borrowed vocab from latin? Examples. |
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| Germanic-pit, street, mile, cheap, wine dish |
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| Latin Words? Four periods? |
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Germanic-pit mile, street
Latin Religion (597)-Alter/ angel/candle/ deacon
Renaissance (1600)-Anatomy/fictitious
French/Latin-Parliament/ esoteric
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lasting terms-discretion/ exaggerate/expect
didnt last-contund/effodicate |
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| Inflectional and Derivational? |
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Derivational-adding on to a base
All prefixes are derivational
Inflectional-Eight Inflectional (suffixes)
s, s, s, ing, ed, en, er, est |
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Dialect-pronunciation, grammar, and lexis
Accent-Refers to a variety of language characterized in terms of pronunciation only
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Pittsburghese-Phonological/Grammatical/lexical
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Phonological-aught instead of out
da instead of the
Spelling-City Chicken/Chipped Ham/Buggy/Crudded Milk
Grammer-Positive Anymore/ Leave him go outside/ Yins (you)
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| 2 social factors that reduce dialect differences? |
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| communication/ effects of urbanization have contributed to dialect leveling. Loss of original traditional dialectal distinctions. |
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