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Date: 2024-03-16
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Dialectal variation
In AAVE, final nasals may be deleted and the preceding vowel is nasalized (e.g. den [dεn] → [dε̄]). In the North of England, there is dialectal variation between /ŋ/ and /ŋg/; the old /ŋg/ survives, especially before vowels (e.g. singer). Similar cases can be found in the US southern mountains. The most obvious variation in the USA is the substitution of /n/ for /ŋ/ in the unstressed -ing, as in going, something, and so on. This appears to occur, at least for several speakers, more commonly in the progressive (e.g. “he is reading”) than in gerunds (e.g. “reading is fun”).
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هل يمكن أن تكون الطماطم مفتاح الوقاية من السرطان؟
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اكتشاف عرائس"غريبة" عمرها 2400 عام على قمة هرم بالسلفادور
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رئيس هيأة التربية والتعليم يطَّلع على سير الأعمال في المبنى الجديد لجامعة العميد
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