what i like about you was written in 1979.
what i like about you was written in 1979.
when was what i like about you written?
1979
Na
Na
phonetically, it is evident, for example, the predominance of vowel or similar (written "a"), instead of unstressed (written "e"). in canzés, instead of milanese nasalization of vowel, there is a velar nasal (written "n") with abbreviation of the vowel. there aren't geminate consonants in words, excepting half-geminate affricate (written "z"), that never change to . the final consonants are always voiceless. written "v" have a very weak sound, almost semivocalic. there are also vowel allophones as and , and (both written "a") and more open (written "ü", sometimes "i" when variant of ), in addition to basic western lombard vowels: (written "a"), (written "é"), (written "è"), (written "i"), (written "ó"), (written "ò"), (written "ö") with (written "ö", sometimes "ü" when variant of ), (written "u") and normal (written "ü"). vowels and are inverted (for example: "cóo", head; "cuut", whetstone) as to many others brianzöö and milanese varieties. syllables closed by and based on vowel "a", often change it with (written "ò"), that, like other rounded consonants also in other western lombard varieties, change to when unstressed. letter "s" before consonant is usually aspirated. there are many phaenomena of assimilation or adaptation, caused by meeting of two words, especially in crashes of consonants. in the word "culzùn", trousers, you can see the adesinential plural, the use of , not , the conservation of "z", the mutation "cal-"  "còl-"  "cul-".
canzés dialect