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People don't go to bed one night using the sound [u:] and wake up using [au] in house, pouch,how and out 人がある晩寝るまでは「ウー」と言い、翌朝「アウ」と言いながら家の中で目を覚まし、 （ここのところ意味不明、たぶん「という訳ではない」） ************************************************************************* もしも、このようなご質問であったとすれば、一つの見解を差し上げます。 正解かどうかは保証の限りではありません。 寝るときに、house、pouch、how や out という言葉の中で [u:] という音を使っていた 人が起きてみると [au] という音を使うようになったりはしません。 ************************************************************************* ＜ハウス、パウチ、ハウ、アウト という語を発音記号を使って書けば [au] という音が含まれます＞ ＜寝る前に、フース、プーチ、フー、オート のように [u:] と発音していた人が、一晩で それと異なる ハウス、パウチ、ハウ、アウト、のように [au] と発音するように なったりはしません、 ということ。＞
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至急日本語訳お願いしたいのですが・・・長文ですみません。翻訳ツールは使わずにお願いします。 長文ですみません。よろしくお願いします。 This rather simple example illustrates the way in which information on the language use of different age groups may reveal the direction of linguistic change in a community.A great deal of linguistic variation is stable but some is an indication of linguistic change in progress.The patterns of deletion of the regular past tense affix(-ed) are stable in English-speaking communities.In Norwich,as elsewhere,the forms[in]vs[iŋ],and[h]-dropping,discussed in chapter 6,are also examples of stable variants.The patterns noted for different groups in the community have not changed over the last 50 or 60 years.The substitution of a glottal stop for [t] in certain positions,on the other hand,is increasing in Norwich.The use of [d] for the initial sound in then and than is an example of stable variation in New York.There is no evidence that the vernacular pronunciation with [d] is increasing.The challenge is to identify the clues which make it possible to predict which current variation will result in change and which won't.
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Naturally,these societies differ from one another in many ways, reflecting difference in their histories, in the social and biophysical environments to which they must adapt today , and in their precise level of technological advance. these societies have,for decades,been struggling with problems that constantly threaten to overwhelm them.
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よろしくお願いします。 You can avoid food poisoning by following some simple preventative measures. Make sure all surfaces that touch food are clean. Wash all cutting boards, countertops, bowls, pans, and utensils after each step of food preparation. It is also important to wash your hands well each time before you touch food. And make sure you clean your refrigerator often. Keeping things clean avoids cross-contamination, which is the spread of germs or other harmful things from one food to another.
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