2nd Person Pronoun Use in Southern American and NYC English more

by Gordon Hemsley

American English language; en-US

Queens College (CUNY)
Spring 2010
LCD 205: Sociolinguistics
Instructor: Rocío Raña Risso (Adjunct Lecturer, Ph.D. Graduate Student)

Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, New York City English, Southern American English, Pronouns, English, English language, American English, and Languages and Linguistics

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2nd Person Pronoun Use in Southern American and NYC English more

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