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    The document summarizes information about the Yorkshire dialect in England. It provides contextualization on Yorkshire being the largest county in England and the roots of the dialect coming from Old English and Old Norse. The dialect is then divided into four subdivisions: North, West, South, and East Yorkshire. The document also includes a table analyzing differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar between standard English and the Yorkshire dialect.

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    The document summarizes information about the Yorkshire dialect in England. It provides contextualization on Yorkshire being the largest county in England and the roots of the dialect coming from Old English and Old Norse. The dialect is then divided into four subdivisions: North, West, South, and East Yorkshire. The document also includes a table analyzing differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar between standard English and the Yorkshire dialect.

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    The document summarizes information about the Yorkshire dialect in England. It provides contextualization on Yorkshire being the largest county in England and the roots of the dialect coming from Old English and Old Norse. The dialect is then divided into four subdivisions: North, West, South, and East Yorkshire. The document also includes a table analyzing differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar between standard English and the Yorkshire dialect.

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    YORKSHIRE

    DIALECT
    TASK 3
    EA0960 DIALECTOLOGY
    ALICIA MARIA PUENTES
    ENGLISH STUDIES 4º YEAR
    TABLE OF
    CONTENTS
    1. CONTEXTUALITZATION
    2. ANALYSIS
    3. CONCLUSION
    CONTEXTUALITZATION
    - Yorkshire : Biggest county of England

    - Yorkshire Dialect Society, the oldest in


    Britain

    - Roots in Old English and Old Norse

    - Yorkshire dialect is divided into 4


    subdivisions : North, West, South and East
    Yorkshire
    VIDEO SAMPLE

    Video link

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScELaXMCVis
    ANALYSIS
    RECEIVED
    YORKSHIRE Vs. PRONOUNCIATION

    Pronounciation Vocabulary Grammar


    Stuff Off-come-d'
    Book Addle some brass
    See you Shouldn't
    mun
    About wouldn't
    Many
    lowp
    isn't
    Come out A stoop
    Towns To teem
    Tone
    CONCLUSION

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