Barbara E. Bullock|Almeida Jacqueline Toribio|Mark Amengual
The status of s in Dominican Spanish
The University of Texas at Austin|The University of Texas at Austin|Furman University
theoretical linguistic treatments intrusives popular dominican spanish yos tuve yo tuve assume hypothesis illiterate speakers reanalyzed phonologies lexical items longer contain trace codas consequence illiterate speakers said restore random syllable codas attempt hypercorrect elevated style using natural data gathered sociolinguistic interviews dominicans diverse literacy levels demonstrate phonological characterization intrusives theoretical literature incorrect hypothesis illiterate speakers lack etymological also shown flawed instead results quantitative analysis demonstrate despite high rates sdeletion overtly manifested usually corresponds etymologicals intrusives arises relatively rarely corpus appears data lexical intrusives might distinct linguistic distributions may differ mark socially 2014 elsevier bv