Studies in the History of the English LanguageWinter, 1990 - 225 páginas |
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... German in Scandinavia , and both German and French in Eastern Europe . An EFL tra- dition of any significance outside of Europe and the former colonies ( in Japan or China , for instance ) is likewise a development of the last hundred ...
... German in Scandinavia , and both German and French in Eastern Europe . An EFL tra- dition of any significance outside of Europe and the former colonies ( in Japan or China , for instance ) is likewise a development of the last hundred ...
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... German . But my survey will also make the differences in the histories of the two languages quite clear ( which makes the surface similarities all the more remarkable ) . One implication of my paper is that every language is alone in ...
... German . But my survey will also make the differences in the histories of the two languages quite clear ( which makes the surface similarities all the more remarkable ) . One implication of my paper is that every language is alone in ...
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... German Reich had in 1871 , when a feared loss of identity led to the increased cultivation of LG in Hamburg . 18Cf ... German , are certainly part of HG literature - N German writers only form part of LG literature if they wrote in LG ...
... German Reich had in 1871 , when a feared loss of identity led to the increased cultivation of LG in Hamburg . 18Cf ... German , are certainly part of HG literature - N German writers only form part of LG literature if they wrote in LG ...
Contenido
Foreword 7 | 7 |
Middle English a creole? 1986 6578 | 65 |
Chaucers English What remains to be done 1978 7994 | 79 |
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