Re: Portuguese lingual r
- From: António Marques <m.ap@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 17:41:51 +0100
Ekkehard Dengler wrote:
António Marques wrote:Ekkehard Dengler wrote:
António Marques wrote:I don't know about your google, but the one I consulted yieldsOn Jun 6, 8:28 pm, "Ekkehard Dengler" <ED...@xxxxxxxxxxx>Try googling for "coro cabeludo" then.
wrote:
Incidentally, have you noticed that people from the southernNo luck there. I spend quite a lot of time among them. In fact,
half (or two thirds) of the country pronounce the <ou>
diphthong /o/?
my dialect is no different in that regard. Still waiting for
the spelling mistakes.
mostly brazilian results (the very first of which refers to a
choir, and no, puns are not conclusive of mergers), and some are
'...choir, hairy...'. All of which summed are very few compared to
the correct query (though google is known to give very fallible
estimates of result counts). 'Touro' queries are unfortunately
complicated by spanish contamination. I'll admit there are a few
more vassoras than I expected.
<site:pt "coro cabeludo"> produces 45 results, almost all of which
are relevant.
Mine even produces 1050, or so it claims.
An opposition either exists or it doesn'tIf you wish to be taken seriously, at least try to read. 'There are
more oppositions possible than simple [ow]/[o].'
Yes, but the thing is that there is none at all. I'm sorry I didn't
make myself clear.
It doesn't help that you've been specifically hammering on 'there's no
[w]' ever since this discussion began.
and the simple fact is that there is no difference at all. I'mHeaven forbid questioning assumptions.
sorry to have brought this up now. I got my hopes up when I read
that you'd been listening more attentively to speakers.
I'm not talking about assumptions, but about observations.
There are very few of the latter free of the former.
And I can't help feeling that you're not as good an observer as you
think you are.
That's your easy way out.
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