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Date: 2024-04-16
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Another stereotype of Southwestern English is Bristol /l/. This term refers to the presence of epenthetic /l/ following word-final /ə/ in words of the lexical set commA (e.g. America) and in words that in RP end in , such as window. Thus America is pronounced and Eva becomes homophonous with evil (Hughes and Trudgill 1996: 78). Bristol /l/ is a stereotype which has become the butt of many jokes. It is, however, confined to the Bristol area, and is not as common as its folk-linguistic status might suggest.
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بـ3 خطوات بسيطة.. كيف تحقق الجسم المثالي؟
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دماغك يكشف أسرارك..علماء يتنبأون بمفاجآتك قبل أن تشعر بها!
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العتبة العباسية المقدسة تواصل إقامة مجالس العزاء بذكرى شهادة الإمام الكاظم (عليه السلام)
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