Towards determining the influence of internal and external factors on recent developments in Texas German phonology

Keywords

German, Phonology, Linguistics, Focus (optics), Realization (probability)

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• When Wurst comes to Wurscht: Variation and koiné formation in Texas GermanLuke Lindemann — 2019
• Zwei Jahrzehnte digitale Dokumentation und Erforschung eines aussterbenden deutschen Auswandererdialekts: Das Texas German Dialect Project (2001-2021)Hans C. Boas — 2021
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• Texas German and English word order constructions in contactR. Dux — 2018

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