The Learnèd /t/: Phonological Variation In Orthodox Jewish English

Sarah Bunin Benor

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Linguistic Variation and Morphology Phonetics and Phonology Research Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis

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A number of linguistic variables have similar social meanings across regions and in diverse communities of practice. For example, the realization of the "-ing " suffix as [In], as in "walkin ', " has been reported as indexing infor-mality in a number of populations from England to New England (i.e.

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