Dialect acquisition among Puerto Rican bilinguals

Shana Poplack

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Linguistic Variation and Morphology Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies

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Sociolinguistic studies over the past ten years have demonstrated time and again how linguistic behavior changes as a person's social position changes, and how language is thus an excellent indicator of social status and social change.

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