Re: Idiolect Sound Change, or Broader Usage? n# > m#

Arthaey wrote:
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My question is whether anyone else has heard of such a sound change,
or whether it's me being strange and unique. :)
 >>

Hate to tell you this, but a friend of mine in the linguistics
department down here, born and bred in Texas, has this sound
change, and it's allegedly a common feature of Texas English.
I can't comment on the specifics--he just told me about it the
other day--but the word "button" was mentioned specifically.

-David
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