LL-L: "Phonology" LOWLANDS-L, 19.NOV.1999 (02) [LS/German]

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From: Reiner Brauckmann [Reiner.Brauckmann at FernUni-Hagen.de]
Subject: Sprache in Maerkisch-Sauerland

From:          y-waki at pf6.so-net.ne.jp
To:            "Reiner.Brauckmann" <Reiner.Brauckmann at FernUni-Hagen.de>
Subject:       Fw: Sprache in Maerkisch-Sauerland
Date:          Fri, 19 Nov 1999 07:44:37 +0900

Sehr geehrter Herr Brauckmann,
vielen Dank fuer Ihre Antwort auf meine Frage. Aus eigener Erfahrungen, sprechen
die Leute aus den Nordteilen des Deutschlands meistens "Berg" wie "Berch" aus.
Und die Leute aus den sueden Teilen sprechen "ig" wie "ik" aus. Ich moechte
gerne wissen, warum solche Verschiedenheit gibt. Ich vermute, dass  "ch" Laut
von "Berg" aus dem Platt ist. Ist meine Vermutung richting oder nicht?

Hochachtungsvoll,

Yasuji Waki
y-waki at pf6.so-net.ne,jp
19. Nov. 99

Leiwe Lowlanders,
Berg es op Platt Berch und Romberg es chRomberch und des Romberg es
chRomberchsch.
Man boru"m es dat sau?
Isoglossen unsowat kennt it jao, doch boru"m es dat sau kuommen?

Gued gaohn
Reiner

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