«Salmatino dialect». Written by Unamuno and given to Federico de Onís
Abstract Unamuno began collecting words of «Dialecto Salmantino» when he came to the city of the Tormes as Professor at the University in 1891, where he continued until 1917 although long before it ceased work on it. In 1902 he wrote: spend 2000 words contained in the region. On 31 November 1919 expressly told his fellow countryman Pedro Múgica that he gave it to Federico de Onís: «it will use all my harvest, I gave it him and that he is working on it». Both he and Ramón Menéndez Pidal, used the unamuniano text. How? I do not know.
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