There is a growing trend in regional dialectology to analyse large corpora of social media
data, but it is unclear if the results of these studies can be generalized to language as a …

This chapter surveys morphosyntactic variation and change in the spoken English of
England. It begins by demonstrating how pervasive non-standard forms are in spoken …

The foot–strut vowel split, which has its origins in 17th century English, is notable for its
absence from the speech of Northerners in England, where stood–stud remain homophones …

This paper highlights a hitherto unreported change in progress among northern speakers of
British English, with increasing post-nasal [ɡ]-presence in words like'sing'or'wrong'pre …

This thesis is a sociophonetic and phonological study of velar nasals in the North West of
England, concerned specifically with the variable presence of [SPECIAL CHARACTERS …

Recent research (Gerwin, 2013; Siewierska & Hollmann, 2007; Yáñez Bouza & Denison,
2015) uses historical and contemporary corpora to quantify diachronic and spatial …

This paper presents the results of a survey of phonological, lexical, and morphosyntactic
variation in British English, based on over 14,000 responses. We map twelve variables …

George Bailey Page 1 Velar nasal plus in the north of (ing)land George Bailey University of
Manchester @grbails UKLVC11 - 31st August 2017 Page 2 1. Introduction Velar nasal plus …

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