An isogloss is: Group of answer choices

Social Studies

1 answer:

jonny [76]3 years ago

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Answer: <em>a boundary between language regions</em>

Explanation:

An isogloss is also referred to as the hetero-gloss. It is described as the geographic barrier i.e. boundary of particular linguistic characteristic, for example the pronunciation or the spelling of vowel, connotation of a word, the implication of a morphological/linguistic or grammatical characteristics.

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