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The position of the Old Frisian system of adverbs of degree within early West Germanic by Visser, Lourens

“…It is disputed whether Old Frisian should be grouped with the ‘Old’ Germanic languages or the ‘Middle’ Germanic ones. However, a divide in linguistic…”
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Adpositions in schwa in Saterland Frisian by Hoekstra, Eric, Slofstra, Bouke, Wolf, Henk

“…Many Sater Frisian adpositions may be lengthened with a schwa (-e). Our analysis reveals that lengthening is sensitive to syntactic, semantic and…”
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Sound Change Estimation in Netherlandic Regional Languages: Reducing Inter-Transcriber Variability in Dialect Corpora by Jan Buurke, Raoul Sergio Samuel, Wieling, Martijn

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Regional variation, internal change and language contact in Luxembourgish: results from an app-based language survey1 by Gilles, Peter

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Looking for the middle of nowhere: nicknames denoting imaginary remote locations and alluding to really existing ones1 by Reinsma, Riemer

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‘Deze verscheydenheyt der Voornamen’: Codification of third-person pronouns in Early Modern Dutch by de Vos, Machteld

“…This study explores the micro-selection and codification of third-person pronouns in the normative discourse on Standard Dutch from ca. 1550 to 1650. The…”
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Continuity, change, and linguistic recycling in Flemish dialects: Negation, polarity focus, and mirativity by Breitbarth, Anne

“…The present paper revisits Neuckermans’s (2008) proposal concerning the geographic distribution and diachronic genesis of different functions of the particle…”
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Estimating the level and direction of aggregated sound change of dialects in the northern Netherlands by Raoul Sergio Samuel Jan Buurke, Sekeres, Hedwig G, Heeringa, Wilbert, Knooihuizen, Remco, Wieling, Martijn

“…This article reports investigations into sound change at the community-level of Frisian and Low Saxon dialect groups in the north of the Netherlands, which…”
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komen ‘come’ + Verb of Movement: Diatopic and Semantic Variation in Spoken Varieties of Dutch by Pheiff, Jeffrey, Schäfer, Lea

“…Periphrastic constructions with come have primarily been grammaticalized to express tense in Indo-European languages (Devos & van der Wal 2014). In the…”
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Taaldiversiteit in Nederland by Schmeets, Hans, Cornips, Leonie

“…This paper outlines a regional and socio-demographic overview of languages and dialects used most often in and outside the home and on social media in the…”
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Looking for the middle of nowhere: nicknames denoting imaginary remote locations and alluding to really existing ones by Riemer Reinsma

“…Nicknames for imaginary remote hamlets are widespread. One may think, for example, of Podunk Hollow (US). In the Netherlands, Boerenkoolstronkeradeel is best…”
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Spellingonderzoek in ontwikkeling by De Wulf, Chris

“…This article, which serves as the editorial to the special T&T issue Spelling in ontwikkeling, consists of four parts. The first part is a brief introduction…”
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Distinctive vowel heights in Limburgish and Bavarian by Hitch, Doug

“…Standard works on linguistics give Amstetten Bavarian (Ladefoged and Maddieson 1996) and Weert Limburgish (Ladefoged 2007) as examples of languages with four…”
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Regional variation of HUIS in Achterhoeks by Pattison, Melody

“…This research considers the pronunciation of the Standard Dutch vowel /œy/ in the Achterhoek region, where it is typically realised as a monophthong. Previous…”
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English and the use of the simple past in Dutch by Veenstra, Jikkie, Knooihuizen, Remco

“…The global dominance of English has resulted in contact-induced change in many of the world’s languages. While lexical influence is perhaps the most widespread…”
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The future of dialects and the dialectology of the future : Some considerations, with special attention to the Dutch language area by Hinskens, Frans

“…The days when dialectology was a quiet island in the (sometimes rough) ocean of modern linguistics seem to be over. Since the so-called social turn and the…”
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Ziej is a woman and het is a girl: A referent’s age guides pronominal gender variation in Limburgian by Piepers, Joske, Backus, Ad, Swanenberg, Jos

“…In this paper, we report on a study of gender reference in Limburgian, specifically the use of the neuter subject pronoun het ‘she’ (lit. ‘it’) to refer to a…”
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Differential invisibilization and its aftermath : Menominee and German in Wisconsin by Macaulay, Monica, Salmons, Joseph

“…Not only can monolingual histories mask multilingual practices, but writing languages out of history happens very differently even in the same time and place…”
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Multilingual practices in late medieval Swedish writing by Höder, Steffen

“…Late medieval Sweden was a multilingual society. At least three languages ‐ namely Old Swedish, Low German, and Latin ‐ were in use, beside other regional…”
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Doukhobor Russian (South East Slavic), Salish (Sinixt, SENĆOŦEN [Sənčáθən, Sénəčqən]), Standard Russian, Ritual Language, ქართული ენა [kharthuli εna, Kartvelian], and Altaic (Turco-Tataric – татарлар): The Language(s) of the Doukhobors of Canada by Schaarschmidt, Gunter

“…Due to the 250-year status of their language as an oral language (but see below the reference to Georg Brandes [1888]) the only hard evidence we have just what…”
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