以色列Haredi意第绪语中基于动物的言语协议

IF 0.3 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Journal of Jewish Languages Pub Date : 2022-10-24 DOI:10.1163/22134638-bja10027

Dalit Assouline

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本文提出了一个新的动物为基础的口头协议模式在以色列Haredi意第绪语出现的第一个证据。一项对2017-2020年录音的研究表明，有生命的复数名义主语总是保持复数口头一致，但无生命的复数名义主语通常会失去复数口头一致。有人认为，这种语言变化可能受到以色列Haredi意第绪语使用者的社会语言学背景的支持。

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Animacy-Based Verbal Agreement in Israeli Haredi Yiddish

The article presents the first evidence of the emergence of a new animacy-based verbal agreement pattern in Israeli Haredi Yiddish. A study of recordings from the years 2017–2020 reveals that plural verbal agreement is always maintained with animate plural nominal subjects, but it is usually lost with inanimate plural nominal subjects. It is suggested that this linguistic change may be supported by the sociolinguistic setting of Israeli Haredi Yiddish speakers.

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