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	Ubiquitous variability in the phonological form of loanwords: Tracing early borrowings into Japanese over five centuries of contact Within the field of Loanword Phonology, the issue of diachronic change and social variat Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-10-07 22:55:28 Open Document File Size: 64,00 KB Share Result on Facebook City Tokyo / / Country Japan / / Facility Cornell University / / NaturalFeature Forest of Words / / Organization Cornell University / / Position single idealized speaker / representative / / PublishedMedium Journal of Linguistics / / SocialTag Daijisen Daijirin Loanword Japanese language Quebec French Language contact Romanian language Linguistics Lexicography Japanese dictionary

Ubiquitous variability in the phonological form of loanwords: Tracing early borrowings into Japanese over five centuries of contact Within the field of Loanword Phonology, the issue of diachronic change and social variatAdd to Reading List