- In 1937, The Times quoted a detective describing a man as "a bricklabourer's layer" and used "Police Court Spoonerism" as the headline.[10].
- insanmış kendisi. ingilizcede neşeli bulunan başka birtakım spoonerism örnekleri de vermek isterim: -go and shake a tower (go and take a shower) -tease my...
- Spoonerisms are a unique (and hilarious) way of communicating. Before long, you’ll find your brain spoonerizing tweets, phrases, signs, and shops in real-time.
- Spoonerisms are whimsical transpositions of two or more initial consonant sounds in a phrase, e.g., saying “well-boiled icicle” instead of “well-oiled bicycle.”
- Spoonerism is an error in speech characterized by a transposition of initial corresponding consonants, vowels, or morphemes sounds of two or more words.
- İngilizcede spoonerism terimi ile ifade edilen, Türkçede ise çaprazlama, makaslama, mübadele terimleriyle açıklanan dil sürçmesi türü, en genel anlamıyla...
- A spoonerism is the transposition of the initial sounds of two or more words, like “belly jeans” instead of “jelly beans.”
- What is the origin of spoonerism? Poor William Archibald Spooner! That British clergyman and educator, who lived from 1844 to 1930, often had to speak in public...
- A spoonerism is a mispronunciation of a short phrase. It occurs when a person swaps word sounds while verbalizing two or more words.
- History of Spoonerism Day. Both the word and the holiday are named for William Archibald Spooner —a prominent Oxford don.
Spoonerism
Genel bilgiler
İsmi, Oxford'da din profesörü olan William Archibald Spooner'dan gelme bir dil sürçmesi türü. Prof. Spooner, günlük hayatında bu hatayı sık sık yaptığı için onun adı verilmiştir. Daha çok ikili kelime gruplarında, hecelerin yerlerini karıştırarak yapılır.
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