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Tag Archives: Yorkshire dialect
Vernacular norms (guest post by Joan Beal)
August 1 is Yorkshire day and, right on cue, a link to a BBC news item about Yorkshire dialect arrived in a WhatsApp message from my daughter Alice, who lives in Sheffield: New signs drawn up after council apostrophe error. … Continue reading
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