New York Spanish, a New Dialect, Rises
Tagged: Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, New York, New York CityHere is the CUNY Press Release
When it comes to language, Hispanic immigrants are doing more than just picking up English as they spend time in New York City: They’re also learning new ways of speaking Spanish, a new study that was six years in the making shows.
The study, by a CUNY graduate school linguist, has uncovered a New York City-specific way of speaking Spanish that, in addition to English, has been influenced by dialects from Puerto Rico, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, and Ecuador.”*
*From: www.nysun.com
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