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Linguistic researchers from the mainland came to St. Croix to interview elderly people some 15 years ago. They wanted to get samples of the words old-timers used and their pronunciation. I don't remember which universities the scholars were from, and I can't find my original article on the subject, but I do remember them saying language changes over time — new words come into fashion, and old ones fall away for a variety of reasons.

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