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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: LoanWordTypology The Case Of Otomí Ewald Hekking – Querétaro & Dik Bakker - AmsterdamOtomí: Otomí Otomí (Hnäñho) Otopame > Oto-Mangue Querétaro (Mexico)Otomí: Otomí Otomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakersOtomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakers 9 dialects (LWT: Santiago Mexquititlán)Otomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakers 9 dialects (LWT: Santiago Mexquititlán) Great variety in bilingualismOtomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakers 9 dialects (LWT: Santiago Mexquititlán) Great variety in bilingualism Good descriptionsOtomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakers 9 dialects (LWT: Santiago Mexquititlán) Great variety in bilingualism Good descriptions Field work (mainly Hekking)Otomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakers 9 dialects (LWT: Santiago Mexquititlán) Great variety in bilingualism Good descriptions Field work (Hekking) Spelling system (Hekking)Contact History: Contact HistoryContact History: Contact History < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan)Contact History: Contact History < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) Contact History: Contact History < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominantContact History: Contact History < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominant > 1300: Aztecs dominantContact History: Contact History < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominant > 1300: Aztecs dominant > 1500: Spanish > all indigenous lgsContact History (1500 - 1800): Contact History (1500 - 1800)Contact History (1500 - 1800): Contact History (1500 - 1800) Fray Alonso de Rangel, (arr. 1529, † 1547). - Arte i Doctrina Cristiana en lengua Otomí Spelling systemContact History (1500 - 1800): Contact History (1500 - 1800) Fray Alonso de Rangel, (arr. 1529, † 1547). - Arte i Doctrina Cristiana en lengua Otomí Spelling system Fray Pedro Cáceres (Querétaro, around 1580) Arte de la lengua OtomíContact History (1500 - 1800): Contact History (1500 - 1800) Fray Alonso de Rangel, (arr. 1529, † 1547). - Arte i Doctrina Cristiana en lengua Otomí Spelling system Fray Pedro Cáceres (Querétaro, around 1580) Arte de la lengua Otomí Fray Alonso Urbano (around 1600) Arte breve de la lengua otomí y vocabulario trilingüe, Español-Otomí-Náhuatl Contact History (> 1800): Contact History (> 1800)Contact History (> 1800): Contact History (> 1800) Independence of Mexico in 1813Contact History (> 1800): Contact History (> 1800) Independence of Mexico in 1813 Indigenous groups no longer recognized officiallyContact History (> 1800): Contact History (> 1800) Independence of Mexico in 1813 Indigenous groups no longer recognized officially Otomí no longer written by authoritiesContact History (> 1800): Contact History (> 1800) Independence of Mexico in 1813 Indigenous groups no longer recognized officially Otomí no longer written by authorities Language shift startsContact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900)Contact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900) Mexican Revolution (1911-1917)Contact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900) Mexican Revolution (1911-1917) No social changes indigenous groupsContact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900) Mexican Revolution (1911-1917) No social changes indigenous groups Otomís lowest social levels societyContact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900) Mexican Revolution (1911-1917) No social changes indigenous groups Otomís lowest social levels society Remote and less fertile highlandsContact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900) Mexican Revolution (1911-1917) No social changes indigenous groups Otomís lowest social levels society Remote and less fertile highlands Migration to bigger towns Contact History (> 1980): Contact History (> 1980)Contact History (> 1980): Contact History (> 1980) Construction roads and schoolsContact History (> 1980): Contact History (> 1980) Construction roads and schools Growing influence mediaContact History (> 1980): Contact History (> 1980) Construction roads and schools Growing influence media Increasing trade and emigrationContact History (> 1980): Contact History (> 1980) Construction roads and schools Growing influence media Increasing trade and emigration Increasing contact Otomís – Spanish speaking MestizosData Collection: Data Collection Data Collection: Data Collection Two dialects: Santiago and TolimánData Collection: Data Collection Two dialects: Santiago and Tolimán Project includes several local assistentsData Collection: Data Collection Two dialects: Santiago and Tolimán Project includes several local assistents Recording in home of informantsData Collection: Data Collection Two dialects: Santiago and Tolimán Project includes several local assistents Recording in home of informants Collected: 59 protocolsData Collection: Data Collection Two dialects: Santiago and Tolimán Project includes several local assistents Recording in home of informants Collected: 59 protocols Total corpus: 110.500 tokensBorrowing from Spanish: Borrowing from Spanish tokensBorrowing from Spanish: Borrowing from Spanish tokensBorrowing from Spanish: Borrowing from Spanish TYPESLoan Word Typology: Loan Word TypologyLoan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology LWT lexicon has been collected: Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology LWT lexicon has been collected: Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (1989): Diccionario Español-Otomí de Santiago Mexquititlán. Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology LWT lexicon has been collected: Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (1989): Diccionario Español-Otomí de Santiago Mexquititlán. Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (fc): Diccionario Otomí-Español y explicativo del Estado de Queretaro. Universidad de Querétaro. Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology LWT lexicon has been collected: Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (1989): Diccionario Español-Otomí de Santiago Mexquititlán. Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (fc): Diccionario Otomí-Español y explicativo del Estado de Queretaro. Universidad de Querétaro. Partially based on (earlier version of) corpus Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology LWT lexicon has been collected: Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (1989): Diccionario Español-Otomí de Santiago Mexquititlán. Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (fc): Diccionario Otomí-Español y explicativo del Estado de Queretaro. Universidad de Querétaro. Partially based on (earlier version of) corpus Based on dialect Santiago + Valle de MezquitalLoan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study (SM): 19.0 %***Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 (of 1460)Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 Borrowed 194 (13.6 %)Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 Borrowed 194 (13.6 %) Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 Borrowed 194 (13.6 %) Only Spanish 93 ( 6.5 %)Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 Borrowed 194 (13.6 %) Only Spanish 93 ( 6.5 %) Also Otomí synonym 91 ( 6.4 %)Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 Borrowed 194 (13.6 %) Only Spanish 93 ( 6.5 %) Also Otomí synonym 91 ( 6.4 %) Hybrid 10 ( 0.7 %)Slide60: E DCategories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRCCategories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 34.0Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 34.0 3. AGRICULTURE 67 19 12 28.4Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 34.0 3. AGRICULTURE 67 19 12 28.4 4. DWELLING 47 10 4 21.3Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 34.0 3. AGRICULTURE 67 19 12 28.4 4. DWELLING 47 10 4 21.3 5. TIME 57 12 8 21.1Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 34.0 3. AGRICULTURE 67 19 12 28.4 4. DWELLING 47 10 4 21.3 5. TIME 57 12 8 21.1 T O T A L: 28.9% 53.6% Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 75.0% 3. AGRICULTURE 67 19 12 28.4 4. DWELLING 47 10 4 21.3 5. TIME 57 12 8 21.1 T O T A L: 28.9% 53.6% Only borrowing: Only borrowing the bee kolmenä the beehive kolmenä the beeswax sera kolmenä the bull doro the camel kameyo the cow baga the crocodile kokodrilo the dove palomä the duck badu the elephant elefanteOnly borrowing: Only borrowing the fox sorro the goose ganso the heron garsa the lion liyon the ox boi the parrot loro the shark tiburon the wolf loboHybrid borrowing: Hybrid borrowingHybrid borrowing: Hybrid borrowing the bull doro the ox boi the cow bagaHybrid borrowing: Hybrid borrowing the bull doro the ox boi the cow baga the calf t'olo doro t'u boi t’olo bagaHybrid borrowing: Hybrid borrowing the bull doro the ox boi the cow baga the calf t'olo doro t'u boi co-hypo t’olo baga Hybrid borrowing?: Hybrid borrowing? the omen m-pre-beni NOM-pre-thinkExtension and adaptation: Extension and adaptationExtension and adaptation: Extension and adaptation the horse fani (=‘deer’) Extension and adaptation: Extension and adaptation the horse fani (=‘deer’) the stallion ndofni the mare tsufni the foal or colt t'ufni t'olo faniExtension and adaptation: Extension and adaptation the horse fani (=‘deer’) the stallion ndofni the mare tsufni the foal or colt t'ufni t'olo fani the deer hogufani (=‘good horse’) fantho (=‘mountain horse’) The Universal Cat?: The Universal Cat? the cat mixi (cf. Yagui; Spanish; Dutch? ) The Universal Cat?: The Universal Cat? the cat mixi (cf. Yagui; Spanish; Dutch? ) ndomuxi (male.cat) tsumuxi (female.cat) co-hypo t'umuxi (young.cat) Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRCCategories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3 21. SPATIAL REL 74 4 2 5.4Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3 21. SPATIAL REL 74 4 2 5.4 22. BODYPARTS 158 8 3 5.1Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3 21. SPATIAL REL 74 4 2 5.4 22. BODYPARTS 158 8 3 5.1 23. PERCEPTION 49 2 0 4.1Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3 21. SPATIAL REL 74 4 2 5.4 22. BODYPARTS 158 8 3 5.1 23. PERCEPTION 49 2 0 4.1 24. PHYS. WORLD 73 2 1 2.7Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3 21. SPATIAL REL 74 4 2 5.4 22. BODYPARTS 158 8 3 5.1 23. PERCEPTION 49 2 0 4.1 24. PHYS. WORLD 73 2 1 2.7 T O T A L: 27.1% 9.8% Body Parts: Body PartsBody Parts: Body Parts the lung pulmon the kidney riñuBody Parts: Body Parts the lung pulmon the kidney riñu BUT:Body Parts: Body Parts the lung pulmon the kidney riñu BUT: the heart mui the stomach mui the liver ya the spleen ye the intestines/guts xefoDays of the Week: Days of the WeekDays of the Week: Days of the Week the week sumänäDays of the Week: Days of the Week the week sumänä Sunday ndomingo Monday nonxi Tuesday yopa (‘day 2’) Wednesday hñupa (day 3) Thursday nhwebe Friday mbehe (fast) Saturday nsabdoDays of the Week: Days of the Week the week sumänä Sunday ndomingo Monday nonxi Tuesday yopa (‘day 2’) Wednesday hñupa (‘day 3’) Thursday nhwebe Friday mbehe (‘fasting’) Saturday nsabdoDays of the Week: Days of the Week the week sumänä Sunday ndomingo Monday nonxi Tuesday yopa (‘day 2’) Wednesday hñupa (‘day 3’) Thursday nhwebe Friday mbehe (‘fasting’) Saturday nsabdoParts of speech: Parts of speechParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animäParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animä 4 771 the carcass animä/nduParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animä 4 771 the carcass animä/ndu 4 7501 dead animä/nduParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animä 4 771 the carcass animä/ndu 4 7501 dead animä/nduParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animä 4 771 the carcass animä/ndu 4 7501 dead animä/nduParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animä N 4 771 the carcass animä/ndu N 4 7501 dead animä/ndu AMissing entries: Missing entriesMissing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460Missing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460 M I S S I N G: 38 (2.6%)Missing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460 M I S S I N G: 38 (2.6%) CATEGORY N MISS BRWMissing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460 M I S S I N G: 38 (2.6%) CATEGORY N MISS BOR ANIMALS 116 10 #2 Missing: Animals: Missing: Animals 3 99 the tapir 3 597 the cormorant 3 654 the gill 3 664 the stingray 3 665 the freshwater eel 3 831 the sandfly or midge or gnat 3 834 the termites 3 866 the raccoon 3 871 the reindeer/caribou 3 873 the beaverMissing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460 M I S S I N G: 38 (2.6%) CATEGORY N MISS BRW ANIMALS 116 10 #2 AGRICULTURE 74 7 #3Missing: Agriculture: Missing: Agriculture 8 26 the fork(2)/pitchfork 8 74 the forked branch 8 85 the banyan 8 92 the cassava/manioc 8 121 the paddy 8 912 the yam 8 991 the larchMissing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460 M I S S I N G: 38 (2.6%) CATEGORY N MISS BRW ANIMALS 116 10 #2 AGRICULTURE 74 7 #3 OTHERS:Missing: Others: Missing: Others 1 342 the reef 1 771 the arctic lights 6 98 the snowshoe 10 79 the sledge/sled 10 84 the raft 10 88 the sail 10 89 the anchor 22 5 the circumcision 22 132 the mosqueMissing: Others: Missing: Others 1 342 the reef 1 771 the arctic lights 6 98 the snowshoe 10 79 the sledge/sled 10 84 the raft 10 88 the sail 10 89 the anchor 22 5 the circumcision 22 132 the mosqueMissing: Others: Missing: Others 1 342 the reef 1 771 the arctic lights 6 98 the snowshoe 10 79 the sledge/sled 10 84 the raft 10 88 the sail 10 89 the anchor 22 5 the circumcision 22 132 the mosqueMissing: Others: Missing: Others 1 342 the reef 1 771 the arctic lights 6 98 the snowshoe 10 79 the sledge/sled 10 84 the raft 10 88 the sail 10 89 the anchor 22 5 the circumcision 22 132 the mosqueFrequency: Frequency C O R P U S: OTOMI SPANISH TYPES 8016 (77.8%) 2284 (22.2%) TOKENS 94970 (85.9%) 15571 (14.1%) LWT: 194 (13.6 %) Frequency: Frequency C O R P U S: OTOMI SPANISH TYPES 8016 (77.8%) 2284 (22.2%) TOKENS 94970 (85.9%) 15571 (14.1%) LWT: 194 (13.6 %) Frequency: Frequency C O R P U S: OTOMI SPANISH TYPES 8016 (77.8%) 2284 (22.2%) TOKENS 94970 (85.9%) 15571 (14.1%) LWT: 194 (13.6 %) LWT FOUND IN CORPUS: TYPES 98 (51 %) Frequency: Frequency C O R P U S: OTOMI SPANISH TYPES 8016 (77.8%) 2284 (22.2%) TOKENS 94970 (85.9%) 15571 (14.1%) LWT: 194 (13.6 %) LWT FOUND IN CORPUS: TYPES 98 (4.3 %) Frequency: Frequency C O R P U S: OTOMI SPANISH TYPES 8016 (77.8%) 2284 (22.2%) TOKENS 94970 (85.9%) 15571 (14.1%) LWT: 194 (13.6 %) LWT FOUND IN CORPUS: TYPES 98 (4.3 %) TOKENS 2637 (16.9 %) Number of tokens: Number of tokens FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=98): Number of tokens: Number of tokens FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=98): 1 23Number of tokens: Number of tokens FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=98): 1 23 2-9 37Number of tokens: Number of tokens FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=98): 1 23 2-9 37 10-99 33Number of tokens: Number of tokens FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=98): 1 23 2-9 37 10-99 33 100- 5 (MAX. 892: ‘KO’ PREP)Number of speakers: Number of speakers FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=59): Number of speakers: Number of speakers FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=59): 1 29 Number of speakers: Number of speakers FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=59): 1 29 2-5 22Number of speakers: Number of speakers FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=59): 1 29 2-5 22 6-10 20Number of speakers: Number of speakers FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=59): 1 29 2-5 22 6-10 20 >10 27Other contact languages: Other contact languages < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominant > 1300: Aztecs dominant > 1500: Spanish > all indigenous lgsOther contact languages: Other contact languages < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominant > 1300: Aztecs dominant > 1500: Spanish > all indigenous lgs Nahuatl: the snake kwate (‘coatl’)Other contact languages: Other contact languages < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominant > 1300: Aztecs dominant > 1500: Spanish > all indigenous lgs Nahuatl: the snake kwate (‘coatl’) Few traces of other loans pattern programmePattern Tools: Pattern ToolsPattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L1Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L1 Tab L1 Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L2 Tab L1 Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L2 Tab L1 Tab L2Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L3 Tab L1 Tab L2Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L3 Tab L1 Tab L3 Tab L2Pattern File (Otomí): Pattern File (Otomí) … di | 0.00239357 0.00824985 di| 0.00230809 0.00795522 da| 0.00230809 0.00795522 ho| 0.00230809 0.00795522 ma| 0.00222260 0.00596878 yo| 0.00222260 0.00596878 xi | 0.00222260 0.00766058 on| 0.00222260 0.00596878 nt| 0.00222260 0.00596878 xu| 0.00213712 0.00573921 ne| 0.00213712 0.00736594 ma| 0.00205163 0.00707130 ñä| 0.00205163 0.00550964 …Pattern File (Spanish): Pattern File (Spanish) … uri| 0.00017888 0.00064183 men| 0.00017888 0.00064183 he | 0.00017888 0.00064183 ac| 0.00017888 0.00053036 aca| 0.00017888 0.00064183 car| 0.00017888 0.00064183 zac| 0.00017888 0.00081264 zaca| 0.00017888 0.00081264 acar| 0.00017888 0.00081264 zaca| 0.00017888 0.00109161 zacar| 0.00017888 0.00109161 nob| 0.00017226 0.00061806 gram| 0.00017226 0.00078254 …Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 PAT 2 Tab L1 Tab L3 Tab L2Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 PAT 2 Mixed text Tab L1 Tab L3 Tab L2Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 PAT 2 Mixed text Tab L1 Tab L3 Tab L2 Lex L1 Lex L3 Lex L2Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results OTO SPAN NAH nar 2.094 0.028 0.000 hondubu 1.613 0.052 0.000 nubya 1.424 0.158 0.000 dängo 1.307 0.137 0.000 natsi 1.267 0.030 0.000 …Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results OTO SPAN NAH nar 2.094 0.028 0.000 hondubu 1.613 0.052 0.000 nubya 1.424 0.158 0.000 dängo 1.307 0.137 0.000 natsi 1.267 0.030 0.000 … jujwe 0.088 0.086 0.000 mbokwe 0.149 0.147 0.000 zote 0.107 0.105 0.036 xefo 0.105 0.104 0.010 chä'chä 0.000 0.000 0.000 EQPattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results SPAN OTO NAH skwela 0.419 0.163 0.000 pa 0.386 0.228 0.033 pasto 0.379 0.116 0.034 para 0.375 0.306 0.041 prisidente 0.368 0.155 0.046 …Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results SPAN OTO NAH skwela 0.419 0.163 0.000 pa 0.386 0.228 0.033 pasto 0.379 0.116 0.034 para 0.375 0.306 0.041 prisidente 0.368 0.155 0.046 … un 0.021 0.018 0.006 acá 0.017 0.000 0.000 eje 0.014 0.002 0.002 fácil 0.005 0.000 0.000 café 0.001 0.000 0.000Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results Otomí Spanish: > 99% right assignment Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results Otomí Spanish: > 99% right assignment Nahuatl: tlacuache chillar condicional chiflar cascabel cruz Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results Otomí Spanish: > 99% right assignment Nahuatl: tlacuache chillar condicional chiflar cascabel cruz Radical approach: Radical approach LWT OtomíRadical approach: Radical approach LWT Otomí LWT Nahuatl Radical approach: Radical approach LWT Otomí LWT Nahuatl Urbano References: References Hekking (1995, 2001, 2002) Hekking & Bakker (1998a, 1998b, 1999, 2005) Bakker & Hekking (1999) Bakker, Gómez & Hekking (forthc) Slide160: ? 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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: LoanWordTypology The Case Of Otomí Ewald Hekking – Querétaro & Dik Bakker - AmsterdamOtomí: Otomí Otomí (Hnäñho) Otopame > Oto-Mangue Querétaro (Mexico)Otomí: Otomí Otomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakersOtomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakers 9 dialects (LWT: Santiago Mexquititlán)Otomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakers 9 dialects (LWT: Santiago Mexquititlán) Great variety in bilingualismOtomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakers 9 dialects (LWT: Santiago Mexquititlán) Great variety in bilingualism Good descriptionsOtomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakers 9 dialects (LWT: Santiago Mexquititlán) Great variety in bilingualism Good descriptions Field work (mainly Hekking)Otomí: Otomí Over 450.000 speakers 9 dialects (LWT: Santiago Mexquititlán) Great variety in bilingualism Good descriptions Field work (Hekking) Spelling system (Hekking)Contact History: Contact HistoryContact History: Contact History < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan)Contact History: Contact History < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) Contact History: Contact History < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominantContact History: Contact History < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominant > 1300: Aztecs dominantContact History: Contact History < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominant > 1300: Aztecs dominant > 1500: Spanish > all indigenous lgsContact History (1500 - 1800): Contact History (1500 - 1800)Contact History (1500 - 1800): Contact History (1500 - 1800) Fray Alonso de Rangel, (arr. 1529, † 1547). - Arte i Doctrina Cristiana en lengua Otomí Spelling systemContact History (1500 - 1800): Contact History (1500 - 1800) Fray Alonso de Rangel, (arr. 1529, † 1547). - Arte i Doctrina Cristiana en lengua Otomí Spelling system Fray Pedro Cáceres (Querétaro, around 1580) Arte de la lengua OtomíContact History (1500 - 1800): Contact History (1500 - 1800) Fray Alonso de Rangel, (arr. 1529, † 1547). - Arte i Doctrina Cristiana en lengua Otomí Spelling system Fray Pedro Cáceres (Querétaro, around 1580) Arte de la lengua Otomí Fray Alonso Urbano (around 1600) Arte breve de la lengua otomí y vocabulario trilingüe, Español-Otomí-Náhuatl Contact History (> 1800): Contact History (> 1800)Contact History (> 1800): Contact History (> 1800) Independence of Mexico in 1813Contact History (> 1800): Contact History (> 1800) Independence of Mexico in 1813 Indigenous groups no longer recognized officiallyContact History (> 1800): Contact History (> 1800) Independence of Mexico in 1813 Indigenous groups no longer recognized officially Otomí no longer written by authoritiesContact History (> 1800): Contact History (> 1800) Independence of Mexico in 1813 Indigenous groups no longer recognized officially Otomí no longer written by authorities Language shift startsContact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900)Contact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900) Mexican Revolution (1911-1917)Contact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900) Mexican Revolution (1911-1917) No social changes indigenous groupsContact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900) Mexican Revolution (1911-1917) No social changes indigenous groups Otomís lowest social levels societyContact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900) Mexican Revolution (1911-1917) No social changes indigenous groups Otomís lowest social levels society Remote and less fertile highlandsContact History (> 1900): Contact History (> 1900) Mexican Revolution (1911-1917) No social changes indigenous groups Otomís lowest social levels society Remote and less fertile highlands Migration to bigger towns Contact History (> 1980): Contact History (> 1980)Contact History (> 1980): Contact History (> 1980) Construction roads and schoolsContact History (> 1980): Contact History (> 1980) Construction roads and schools Growing influence mediaContact History (> 1980): Contact History (> 1980) Construction roads and schools Growing influence media Increasing trade and emigrationContact History (> 1980): Contact History (> 1980) Construction roads and schools Growing influence media Increasing trade and emigration Increasing contact Otomís – Spanish speaking MestizosData Collection: Data Collection Data Collection: Data Collection Two dialects: Santiago and TolimánData Collection: Data Collection Two dialects: Santiago and Tolimán Project includes several local assistentsData Collection: Data Collection Two dialects: Santiago and Tolimán Project includes several local assistents Recording in home of informantsData Collection: Data Collection Two dialects: Santiago and Tolimán Project includes several local assistents Recording in home of informants Collected: 59 protocolsData Collection: Data Collection Two dialects: Santiago and Tolimán Project includes several local assistents Recording in home of informants Collected: 59 protocols Total corpus: 110.500 tokensBorrowing from Spanish: Borrowing from Spanish tokensBorrowing from Spanish: Borrowing from Spanish tokensBorrowing from Spanish: Borrowing from Spanish TYPESLoan Word Typology: Loan Word TypologyLoan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology LWT lexicon has been collected: Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology LWT lexicon has been collected: Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (1989): Diccionario Español-Otomí de Santiago Mexquititlán. Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology LWT lexicon has been collected: Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (1989): Diccionario Español-Otomí de Santiago Mexquititlán. Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (fc): Diccionario Otomí-Español y explicativo del Estado de Queretaro. Universidad de Querétaro. Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology LWT lexicon has been collected: Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (1989): Diccionario Español-Otomí de Santiago Mexquititlán. Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (fc): Diccionario Otomí-Español y explicativo del Estado de Queretaro. Universidad de Querétaro. Partially based on (earlier version of) corpus Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology LWT lexicon has been collected: Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (1989): Diccionario Español-Otomí de Santiago Mexquititlán. Hekking, Ewald & Severiano Andrés de Jesús (fc): Diccionario Otomí-Español y explicativo del Estado de Queretaro. Universidad de Querétaro. Partially based on (earlier version of) corpus Based on dialect Santiago + Valle de MezquitalLoan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study (SM): 19.0 %***Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 (of 1460)Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 Borrowed 194 (13.6 %)Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 Borrowed 194 (13.6 %) Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 Borrowed 194 (13.6 %) Only Spanish 93 ( 6.5 %)Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 Borrowed 194 (13.6 %) Only Spanish 93 ( 6.5 %) Also Otomí synonym 91 ( 6.4 %)Loan Word Typology: Loan Word Typology Types borrowed: In corpus study: 19.0 %*** Inserted 1422 Borrowed 194 (13.6 %) Only Spanish 93 ( 6.5 %) Also Otomí synonym 91 ( 6.4 %) Hybrid 10 ( 0.7 %)Slide60: E DCategories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRCCategories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 34.0Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 34.0 3. AGRICULTURE 67 19 12 28.4Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 34.0 3. AGRICULTURE 67 19 12 28.4 4. DWELLING 47 10 4 21.3Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 34.0 3. AGRICULTURE 67 19 12 28.4 4. DWELLING 47 10 4 21.3 5. TIME 57 12 8 21.1Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 34.0 3. AGRICULTURE 67 19 12 28.4 4. DWELLING 47 10 4 21.3 5. TIME 57 12 8 21.1 T O T A L: 28.9% 53.6% Categories: highest: Categories: highest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 1. MODERN WORLD 57 27 11 47.4 2. ANIMALS 106 36 27 75.0% 3. AGRICULTURE 67 19 12 28.4 4. DWELLING 47 10 4 21.3 5. TIME 57 12 8 21.1 T O T A L: 28.9% 53.6% Only borrowing: Only borrowing the bee kolmenä the beehive kolmenä the beeswax sera kolmenä the bull doro the camel kameyo the cow baga the crocodile kokodrilo the dove palomä the duck badu the elephant elefanteOnly borrowing: Only borrowing the fox sorro the goose ganso the heron garsa the lion liyon the ox boi the parrot loro the shark tiburon the wolf loboHybrid borrowing: Hybrid borrowingHybrid borrowing: Hybrid borrowing the bull doro the ox boi the cow bagaHybrid borrowing: Hybrid borrowing the bull doro the ox boi the cow baga the calf t'olo doro t'u boi t’olo bagaHybrid borrowing: Hybrid borrowing the bull doro the ox boi the cow baga the calf t'olo doro t'u boi co-hypo t’olo baga Hybrid borrowing?: Hybrid borrowing? the omen m-pre-beni NOM-pre-thinkExtension and adaptation: Extension and adaptationExtension and adaptation: Extension and adaptation the horse fani (=‘deer’) Extension and adaptation: Extension and adaptation the horse fani (=‘deer’) the stallion ndofni the mare tsufni the foal or colt t'ufni t'olo faniExtension and adaptation: Extension and adaptation the horse fani (=‘deer’) the stallion ndofni the mare tsufni the foal or colt t'ufni t'olo fani the deer hogufani (=‘good horse’) fantho (=‘mountain horse’) The Universal Cat?: The Universal Cat? the cat mixi (cf. Yagui; Spanish; Dutch? ) The Universal Cat?: The Universal Cat? the cat mixi (cf. Yagui; Spanish; Dutch? ) ndomuxi (male.cat) tsumuxi (female.cat) co-hypo t'umuxi (young.cat) Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRCCategories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3 21. SPATIAL REL 74 4 2 5.4Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3 21. SPATIAL REL 74 4 2 5.4 22. BODYPARTS 158 8 3 5.1Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3 21. SPATIAL REL 74 4 2 5.4 22. BODYPARTS 158 8 3 5.1 23. PERCEPTION 49 2 0 4.1Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3 21. SPATIAL REL 74 4 2 5.4 22. BODYPARTS 158 8 3 5.1 23. PERCEPTION 49 2 0 4.1 24. PHYS. WORLD 73 2 1 2.7Categories: lowest: Categories: lowest CATEGORY N BOR NOT PRC 20. UTTERANCE 41 3 0 7.3 21. SPATIAL REL 74 4 2 5.4 22. BODYPARTS 158 8 3 5.1 23. PERCEPTION 49 2 0 4.1 24. PHYS. WORLD 73 2 1 2.7 T O T A L: 27.1% 9.8% Body Parts: Body PartsBody Parts: Body Parts the lung pulmon the kidney riñuBody Parts: Body Parts the lung pulmon the kidney riñu BUT:Body Parts: Body Parts the lung pulmon the kidney riñu BUT: the heart mui the stomach mui the liver ya the spleen ye the intestines/guts xefoDays of the Week: Days of the WeekDays of the Week: Days of the Week the week sumänäDays of the Week: Days of the Week the week sumänä Sunday ndomingo Monday nonxi Tuesday yopa (‘day 2’) Wednesday hñupa (day 3) Thursday nhwebe Friday mbehe (fast) Saturday nsabdoDays of the Week: Days of the Week the week sumänä Sunday ndomingo Monday nonxi Tuesday yopa (‘day 2’) Wednesday hñupa (‘day 3’) Thursday nhwebe Friday mbehe (‘fasting’) Saturday nsabdoDays of the Week: Days of the Week the week sumänä Sunday ndomingo Monday nonxi Tuesday yopa (‘day 2’) Wednesday hñupa (‘day 3’) Thursday nhwebe Friday mbehe (‘fasting’) Saturday nsabdoParts of speech: Parts of speechParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animäParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animä 4 771 the carcass animä/nduParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animä 4 771 the carcass animä/ndu 4 7501 dead animä/nduParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animä 4 771 the carcass animä/ndu 4 7501 dead animä/nduParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animä 4 771 the carcass animä/ndu 4 7501 dead animä/nduParts of speech: Parts of speech 4 77 the corpse animä N 4 771 the carcass animä/ndu N 4 7501 dead animä/ndu AMissing entries: Missing entriesMissing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460Missing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460 M I S S I N G: 38 (2.6%)Missing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460 M I S S I N G: 38 (2.6%) CATEGORY N MISS BRWMissing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460 M I S S I N G: 38 (2.6%) CATEGORY N MISS BOR ANIMALS 116 10 #2 Missing: Animals: Missing: Animals 3 99 the tapir 3 597 the cormorant 3 654 the gill 3 664 the stingray 3 665 the freshwater eel 3 831 the sandfly or midge or gnat 3 834 the termites 3 866 the raccoon 3 871 the reindeer/caribou 3 873 the beaverMissing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460 M I S S I N G: 38 (2.6%) CATEGORY N MISS BRW ANIMALS 116 10 #2 AGRICULTURE 74 7 #3Missing: Agriculture: Missing: Agriculture 8 26 the fork(2)/pitchfork 8 74 the forked branch 8 85 the banyan 8 92 the cassava/manioc 8 121 the paddy 8 912 the yam 8 991 the larchMissing entries: Missing entries T O T A L: 1460 M I S S I N G: 38 (2.6%) CATEGORY N MISS BRW ANIMALS 116 10 #2 AGRICULTURE 74 7 #3 OTHERS:Missing: Others: Missing: Others 1 342 the reef 1 771 the arctic lights 6 98 the snowshoe 10 79 the sledge/sled 10 84 the raft 10 88 the sail 10 89 the anchor 22 5 the circumcision 22 132 the mosqueMissing: Others: Missing: Others 1 342 the reef 1 771 the arctic lights 6 98 the snowshoe 10 79 the sledge/sled 10 84 the raft 10 88 the sail 10 89 the anchor 22 5 the circumcision 22 132 the mosqueMissing: Others: Missing: Others 1 342 the reef 1 771 the arctic lights 6 98 the snowshoe 10 79 the sledge/sled 10 84 the raft 10 88 the sail 10 89 the anchor 22 5 the circumcision 22 132 the mosqueMissing: Others: Missing: Others 1 342 the reef 1 771 the arctic lights 6 98 the snowshoe 10 79 the sledge/sled 10 84 the raft 10 88 the sail 10 89 the anchor 22 5 the circumcision 22 132 the mosqueFrequency: Frequency C O R P U S: OTOMI SPANISH TYPES 8016 (77.8%) 2284 (22.2%) TOKENS 94970 (85.9%) 15571 (14.1%) LWT: 194 (13.6 %) Frequency: Frequency C O R P U S: OTOMI SPANISH TYPES 8016 (77.8%) 2284 (22.2%) TOKENS 94970 (85.9%) 15571 (14.1%) LWT: 194 (13.6 %) Frequency: Frequency C O R P U S: OTOMI SPANISH TYPES 8016 (77.8%) 2284 (22.2%) TOKENS 94970 (85.9%) 15571 (14.1%) LWT: 194 (13.6 %) LWT FOUND IN CORPUS: TYPES 98 (51 %) Frequency: Frequency C O R P U S: OTOMI SPANISH TYPES 8016 (77.8%) 2284 (22.2%) TOKENS 94970 (85.9%) 15571 (14.1%) LWT: 194 (13.6 %) LWT FOUND IN CORPUS: TYPES 98 (4.3 %) Frequency: Frequency C O R P U S: OTOMI SPANISH TYPES 8016 (77.8%) 2284 (22.2%) TOKENS 94970 (85.9%) 15571 (14.1%) LWT: 194 (13.6 %) LWT FOUND IN CORPUS: TYPES 98 (4.3 %) TOKENS 2637 (16.9 %) Number of tokens: Number of tokens FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=98): Number of tokens: Number of tokens FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=98): 1 23Number of tokens: Number of tokens FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=98): 1 23 2-9 37Number of tokens: Number of tokens FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=98): 1 23 2-9 37 10-99 33Number of tokens: Number of tokens FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=98): 1 23 2-9 37 10-99 33 100- 5 (MAX. 892: ‘KO’ PREP)Number of speakers: Number of speakers FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=59): Number of speakers: Number of speakers FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=59): 1 29 Number of speakers: Number of speakers FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=59): 1 29 2-5 22Number of speakers: Number of speakers FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=59): 1 29 2-5 22 6-10 20Number of speakers: Number of speakers FREQUENCY OF LWT IN CORPUS (N=59): 1 29 2-5 22 6-10 20 >10 27Other contact languages: Other contact languages < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominant > 1300: Aztecs dominant > 1500: Spanish > all indigenous lgsOther contact languages: Other contact languages < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominant > 1300: Aztecs dominant > 1500: Spanish > all indigenous lgs Nahuatl: the snake kwate (‘coatl’)Other contact languages: Other contact languages < 1000: Otomí ~ neighbours (Otomanguan) 1000 – 1500: Nahuatl (Uto-Aztec) < 1300: Otomi culturally dominant > 1300: Aztecs dominant > 1500: Spanish > all indigenous lgs Nahuatl: the snake kwate (‘coatl’) Few traces of other loans pattern programmePattern Tools: Pattern ToolsPattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L1Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L1 Tab L1 Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L2 Tab L1 Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L2 Tab L1 Tab L2Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L3 Tab L1 Tab L2Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 Pure text L3 Tab L1 Tab L3 Tab L2Pattern File (Otomí): Pattern File (Otomí) … di | 0.00239357 0.00824985 di| 0.00230809 0.00795522 da| 0.00230809 0.00795522 ho| 0.00230809 0.00795522 ma| 0.00222260 0.00596878 yo| 0.00222260 0.00596878 xi | 0.00222260 0.00766058 on| 0.00222260 0.00596878 nt| 0.00222260 0.00596878 xu| 0.00213712 0.00573921 ne| 0.00213712 0.00736594 ma| 0.00205163 0.00707130 ñä| 0.00205163 0.00550964 …Pattern File (Spanish): Pattern File (Spanish) … uri| 0.00017888 0.00064183 men| 0.00017888 0.00064183 he | 0.00017888 0.00064183 ac| 0.00017888 0.00053036 aca| 0.00017888 0.00064183 car| 0.00017888 0.00064183 zac| 0.00017888 0.00081264 zaca| 0.00017888 0.00081264 acar| 0.00017888 0.00081264 zaca| 0.00017888 0.00109161 zacar| 0.00017888 0.00109161 nob| 0.00017226 0.00061806 gram| 0.00017226 0.00078254 …Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 PAT 2 Tab L1 Tab L3 Tab L2Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 PAT 2 Mixed text Tab L1 Tab L3 Tab L2Pattern Tools: Pattern Tools PAT 1 PAT 2 Mixed text Tab L1 Tab L3 Tab L2 Lex L1 Lex L3 Lex L2Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results OTO SPAN NAH nar 2.094 0.028 0.000 hondubu 1.613 0.052 0.000 nubya 1.424 0.158 0.000 dängo 1.307 0.137 0.000 natsi 1.267 0.030 0.000 …Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results OTO SPAN NAH nar 2.094 0.028 0.000 hondubu 1.613 0.052 0.000 nubya 1.424 0.158 0.000 dängo 1.307 0.137 0.000 natsi 1.267 0.030 0.000 … jujwe 0.088 0.086 0.000 mbokwe 0.149 0.147 0.000 zote 0.107 0.105 0.036 xefo 0.105 0.104 0.010 chä'chä 0.000 0.000 0.000 EQPattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results SPAN OTO NAH skwela 0.419 0.163 0.000 pa 0.386 0.228 0.033 pasto 0.379 0.116 0.034 para 0.375 0.306 0.041 prisidente 0.368 0.155 0.046 …Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results SPAN OTO NAH skwela 0.419 0.163 0.000 pa 0.386 0.228 0.033 pasto 0.379 0.116 0.034 para 0.375 0.306 0.041 prisidente 0.368 0.155 0.046 … un 0.021 0.018 0.006 acá 0.017 0.000 0.000 eje 0.014 0.002 0.002 fácil 0.005 0.000 0.000 café 0.001 0.000 0.000Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results Otomí Spanish: > 99% right assignment Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results Otomí Spanish: > 99% right assignment Nahuatl: tlacuache chillar condicional chiflar cascabel cruz Pattern Tools: results: Pattern Tools: results Otomí Spanish: > 99% right assignment Nahuatl: tlacuache chillar condicional chiflar cascabel cruz Radical approach: Radical approach LWT OtomíRadical approach: Radical approach LWT Otomí LWT Nahuatl Radical approach: Radical approach LWT Otomí LWT Nahuatl Urbano References: References Hekking (1995, 2001, 2002) Hekking & Bakker (1998a, 1998b, 1999, 2005) Bakker & Hekking (1999) Bakker, Gómez & Hekking (forthc) Slide160: ?