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27. Jan 2008|13:52 |
It is not uncommon for speakers of a particular dialect, especially a regional dialect which has historically not been regarded as a prestige dialect, to claim that their dialect is in fact a distinct language. This enables them to distance it from the dominant dialect, and to establish prestige and pride in their own variety of the language.
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Hmm. Kaut kā automātiski iedomājos par latgaliešiem.
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