LL-L "Language varieties" 2013.08.13 (01) [EN]

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From: Heinrich Becker <heinrich.becker at gmx.net>
Subject: LL-L "Language varieties" 2013.08.12 (01) [EN]



From: Luc Vanbrabant <lucv32 at gmail.com>

Subject: LL-L "Language varieties" 2013.08.11 (01) [EN-NL



Dear Pat,



Is there a list of Perthshire Cant words?



Best wishes,



Luc Vanbrabant



Oekene


Dear all,

 reading the different contributions to this very special topic, I do
remember a very similar -in sociologigal sense- language in Muenster/
Westphalia  .


Language is called: *Masematte*



 This dialect too, as Perthshire Cant was spoken by former outlaws. Now it
has lost its former purpose. Today it is used by the very locals just for
fun and pretending, mostly during the period of carneval.



See more: www.muenster.de/~nm2/masmatte.htm‎



or just Wikipeda

Heinrich Becker
Berlin

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