The Prosodic Rhythm of Two Varieties of Native American English

Elizabeth L. Coggshall

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Despite over four million people claiming Native American 1 heritage in the United States, the dialects of English spoken by American Indians have been mostly overlooked by linguists and other academics. The indigenous peoples still living in the Eastern United States have been especially

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