wheel-barrel
Mark A Mandel
mam at THEWORLD.COM
Tue Aug 19 01:09:05 UTC 2003
On Wed, 13 Aug 2003, Beverly Flanigan wrote:
#In some dialects /l/ is added after a vowel for liaison before another
#vowel (as /r/ is in other dialects). Our secretary regularly says "I
#saw(l) it," for example, and many of my South Midland students say
#"draw(l)ing."
I hadn't known about this phenomenon; thanks. Does it occur after other
vowels? "After a vowel" implies yes, but you give only examples with
/open-o/.
-- Mark A. Mandel
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