Phonologically partially adapted words involve adjusting word shapes for different languages, as seen in borrowing and loanword scenarios.
Phonologically partially adapted words involve adjusting word shapes to fit the phonotactics of a language, especially in borrowing and loanword scenarios.
For example, when English speakers say "Christmas" in Hawaiian, they need to adapt the word to fit the syllable structure of Hawaiian.
In linguistics, this process of adaptation in borrowing words is crucial to understanding how languages interact and evolve over time.
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