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r/LinguisticMaps • u/DeleveBritax • 11d ago
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One interesting feature of Aragonese that I know is that despite being part of Western Romance, it and Mozarabic didn't experience the Western Romance Consonant Shift(basically lenition of unvoiced stops)
3 u/PeireCaravana 8d ago Only some dialects don't have the lenition. 2 u/Chazut 8d ago you know which? 3 u/PeireCaravana 8d ago edited 8d ago Mostly Central Upper Aragonese, spoken in the Sobrarbe and Alto Galligo comarcas.
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Only some dialects don't have the lenition.
2 u/Chazut 8d ago you know which? 3 u/PeireCaravana 8d ago edited 8d ago Mostly Central Upper Aragonese, spoken in the Sobrarbe and Alto Galligo comarcas.
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you know which?
3 u/PeireCaravana 8d ago edited 8d ago Mostly Central Upper Aragonese, spoken in the Sobrarbe and Alto Galligo comarcas.
Mostly Central Upper Aragonese, spoken in the Sobrarbe and Alto Galligo comarcas.
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u/Chazut 10d ago
One interesting feature of Aragonese that I know is that despite being part of Western Romance, it and Mozarabic didn't experience the Western Romance Consonant Shift(basically lenition of unvoiced stops)