Dialect classification
Published in Cambridge University Press eBooks • Jun 6, 2002
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Authors:
Yaron Matras
Abstract
Since Romani is a non-territorial language with discontinuous spread of population, it is not obvious that its dialects should form a geographical continuum. The mobility of Romani communities adds to the difficulty in assigning dialectal features to a particular area. As a result of migrations, it ...
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