Talk:Southern Tutchone

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View comments (edit) Needs thorough expansion (language article is Tutchone language) --Skookum1 (9 May 06)

The Southern Tutchone language is related to all Athapaskan languages that have tone that is low-marked, while Northern Tutchone is related to all Athapaskan languages that have tone that is high-marked

The use of "all Athapaskan languages" here seems dubious to me - is this suggesting that the two lects of Tutchone sit on either side of an isogloss belonging to the entire language family? That would suggest an areal feature, not a genetic one. --Peter Farago (talk) 19:41, 12 May 2008 (UTC)

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