Basque language (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Basque language" in English language version.

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  • "The Basque Language Gains Speakers, but No Surge in Usage – Basque Tribune".

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  • The first telegraph message in Basque was sent by Teodoro de Arana y Beláustegui, at the time a deputy to the Cortes from Gipuzkoa, to Ondarroa; it read: Aitorreu hizcuntz ederrean nere lagun eta erritarrai bistz barrengo eroipenac (transl. heartfelt regards to my friends and compatriots in the wonderful language of Aitor), Diario de Reus 26.06.04

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  • Basque's two rhotics only contrast when between vowels, where the trill is written as -rr- and the tap as -r-. When a suffix is added to a word ending in -r, a trill is generally used, as in ederrago 'more beautiful', from eder 'beautiful' and -ago. There is a small number of words which are exceptions to this rule, with de Rijk listing the following ten common ones: zer, ezer, nor, inor, hor, paper, plater, plazer, ur, and zur.[61]

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