mark by hand (was: the curious phonology of Wisconsin)

[Dennis R. Preston]

/yingling/, stress on first syllable, which make make you even more
Chinese than you thought but is also much closer to the original than
doubtless many horrors you have suffered.

My wife's maiden name was Guagliardo, and reports attempts on it
which managed only to process the fact that is started with /g/;
after that, it apparently went everywhere.

dInIs





>Pronounced how?  Will I be able to add another to the list?
>
>>>>  preston at MSU.EDU 11/23/04 09:07AM >>>
>>Fritz,
>You obviously don't live where your namesake beer is sold; there your
>name would be familiar to every beer-belly in town.


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Dennis R. Preston
University Distinguished Professor of Linguistics
Department of Linguistics and Germanic, Slavic, Asian, and African Languages
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Michigan State University
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