npub1cuscsrz6efq99ptktk26x58v4yqy9y46ytp8xw4rjjwq0wlt6znst66789 (npub1cus…6789) npub1gh2kwz4spt3y4d9kul5fr9yy4hnt2jvhal2sxs9jtstfq0yecw8sk5la5f (npub1gh2…la5f) no it doesn't.
It is possible to change the lenght of syllables in pronounciation, but it's an artificial intervention on the regular flow of the language and basically makes sense only to enphasize some specific things, and appears much more like the addition of vocals, and so of more syllables, than making a syllable longer.
It appears the shift to isosillabic fashions, which interested all the romance languages (so also french and spanish if I'm correct) has to do with the passage, in romance countries, to verse poetry (defined by the unit of verse), in contrast to metric poetry (defined by the unit of metre, the structures of latin and greek poetry).
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2023-06-18 02:21:55
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