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Surnames 1.6.2 Christian names 1.7 Pronunciation of South African and foreign place names 1.8 Insertion of svarabhakti vowels to break up consonant clusters 1.9 Assimilation 1.10 Stress 1.10.1 Stress in indigenous words 27 1.10.2 Stress in loanwords 1.10.3 Indicating stress in writing 2 Spelling 2.1 The alphabet 2.2TheAfrikaanse Woordelys en Spelreels 2.2.1 Alternative forms (wisselvorme) 2.2.2 Remnants of the etymological spelling of Dutch 2.2.3 Archaic Dutch spelling in place and personal names 2.2.4 The principle of congruency (die beginsel van gelykvormigheid) 2.3 Syllabification 2.4 Spelling changes in derived forms 2.4.1 Long vowels in open and closed syllables 2.4.2 Short vowels in closed syllables 2.4.3 F > w andf>ww after long and short vowels respectively 2.4.4 Syncope of intervocalic d after long vowels in open syllables 2.4.5 Syncope of intervocalic g after long vowels in open syllables 2.4.6 Return of apocopated sounds in compounds 2.4.7 Medial s in compound words 2.5 The use of diacritic marks in Afrikaans orthography 2.5.1 Use of the diaeresis 2.5.2 Use of the circumflex 2.5.3 Use of the acute and grave accents 2.6 Use of the apostrophe 2.7 Use of the hyphen 2.8 Capi

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Author

Bruce C. Donaldson

Publisher

Saur, K. G., Verlag. ein Imprint der Walter de Gruyter GmbH

Published

1993

Language

EN

ISBN

9783110863154

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Language Learning, Linguistics, Literary Fiction