Re: THEORY: Question: Bound Morphemes
| From: | Nik Taylor <fortytwo@...> |
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| Date: | Tuesday, July 6, 1999, 3:20 |
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"Raymond A. Brown" wrote:
> And in
> some English dialects one comes forms like /tapl/ or /Tapl/ (yes - the
> sounds are voiceless) for standard English /DI'&pl/ "the apple".
Interesting. I remember reading an excerpt from a legal document in
Middle English containing the line "The kyng by =FEadvise and assent of
the lordes spirituell and temporell ..." (=FE =3D thorn), but I didn't kn=
ow
if there were modern examples of that.
Incidentally, I say /D@'?&pl=3D/
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