New Yorks

New Yorks

1. genitive of New York

From New York +‎ -s (adjective suffix).

• IPA^(key): /niu̯ ˈjɔrks/

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• Hyphenation: New Yorks

New Yorks (comparative New Yorkser, superlative meest New Yorks or New Yorkst)

1. New Yorkian, from New York, relating to that American city

   Er is geen literatuur die specifiek Rotterdams is, of New Yorks, of Tokio's, of Kinshasha's, of Berlijns.

   There is no literature that is specifically from Rotterdam, or New York, or Tokyo, or Kinshasha, or Berlin.

New Yorks n

1. New York dialect, New York City English, a dialect of American English

   Zo worden niet alleen het Gronings, Drents, Twents en Limburgs minder gesproken, ook het in veel Hollywoodfilms gesproken New Yorks en het iconische, en internationaal geïmiteerde, cockney-accent zijn in gevaar.

   Not only are Gronings, Drents, Twents and Limburgish spoken less and less, but the New York dialect spoken in many Hollywood films and the iconic, and internationally imitated, Cockney accent are also in danger.

New Yorks

1. genitive of New York