Re: [tied] Re: Lusitanians

In Portuguese: the velar pronnounce of final -L as -U, unless in the more
usual Brazilian accent. The non-velar L occurs in Southern Brazil, mainly at
Rio Grande do Sul, perhaps due to Spanish influence.
No Portugues: a pronuncia de L final como U, pelo menos na pronuncia mais
comum no Brasil. A pronuncia nao-velar do L ocorre principalmente no Sul do
País, no Rio Grande do Sul, devido talvez a influencia espanhola.

Joao SL
Rio

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Subject: [tied] Re: Lusitanians


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> --- In cybalist@egroups.com, João Simões Lopes Filho
> <jodan99@...>
> wrote:
> > But in French, the drop only occurs in final -l, through
> velarization. -AL
> > >AU. chevals >chevaux. It occurs also in Portuguese.
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> What occurs in Portuguese?
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> O que é que ocorre em Português?
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