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PORTUGUESE LINGUISTICS & CULTURE |
| Autor: | José Roberto |
| E-mail: | josezambon@terra.com.br |
| Data: | 06/SET/2009 12:15 PM |
| Assunto: | Change in the English language... |
| Mensagem: |
Indeed Pat this is a process that, ifit is really happening, will take generations to consolidate. Our ç in moça for example used to represent the same th sound as you have in English for thing but aftyer centuries it was merged with s sound. In European Portuguese depending on the position of the letter d it sounds like the th in that. See ya JR |
English Made in Brazil -- English, Portuguese, & contrastive linguistics
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Change in the English language... Sidney 04/SET/2009, 2:05 PM



Change in the English language... José Roberto
04/SET/2009, 3:44 PM




Change in the English language... Fran 04/SET/2009, 6:04 PM





Change in the English language... Sidney - Book 04/SET/2009, 8:00 PM





Change in the English language... pat 04/SET/2009, 8:01 PM






Change in the English language... Sidney 04/SET/2009, 8:19 PM







Change in the English language... Fran 04/SET/2009, 11:03 PM








Change in the English language... Sidney 04/SET/2009, 11:38 PM









Change in the English language... pat 05/SET/2009, 9:49 AM










Change in the English language... José Roberto
06/SET/2009, 12:15 PM











unchanged English language... Thorts 07/SET/2009, 1:05 AM












unchanged English language... José Roberto
07/SET/2009, 1:04 PM