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After the [brief tangent] we took last time with _family names in Serbian,_ we are now ready to resume our journey through phonetic transformations. I know this is not an easy topic to follow, but we are almost through—three more, including this one. So, please, fasten your seatbelts and let’s get started.
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I have a confession to make: every time someone says a noun describing somebody with a degree of kinship in Italian, I have to stop and wonder who they are talking about.
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Today, we are going to look at yet another phonetic transformation, very similar to the one we saw [last time]. Let’s get started with the second palatalisation!
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I hope you are enjoying these lessons that mix the study of the Serbian language with my musical and engraving skills.
Get ready because today we delve deep into yet another transformation, which promises to confuse the cards on the table even more! Let’s get started!
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After an intense lesson on the _assimilation based on sonority_ transformation, here we come with a new challenge. The concept of this new transformation is, perhaps, simpler than the other one, but has the complicating factor of requiring other transformations to take effect. Let’s dive deep in.
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