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DEFINITION -> INHERENT INTELLIGIBILITY is the natural, unlearned comprehension of another language that is possible without any exposure to the other variety. This understanding is possible because of linguistic similarities. For example, American English speakers understand Australian English simply because it shares features of their speech. This is because both are descended from British English. (Decker & Grummitt forthcoming)

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 DEFINITION -> INHERENT INTELLIGIBILITY is the natural, unlearned comprehension of another language that is possible without any exposure to the other variety. This understanding is possible because of linguistic similarities. For example, American English speakers understand Australian English simply because it shares features of their speech. This is because both are descended from British English.<ref>Decker, Ken and John Grummitt. 2011. Understanding language choices, prepub ed. Dallas: SIL International.</ref>
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 DEFINITION -> INHERENT INTELLIGIBILITY is the natural, unlearned comprehension of another language that is possible without any exposure to the other variety. This understanding is possible because of linguistic similarities. For example, American English speakers understand Australian English simply because it shares features of their speech. This is because both are descended from British English.<ref>Decker, Ken and John Grummitt. 2011. Understanding language choices, prepub ed. Dallas: SIL International.</ref>
-There are various ways for estimating the inherent intelligibility of two lects, among them Recorded Text Tests.  Here are some Sample RTTs.
+There are various ways for estimating the inherent intelligibility of two lects, among them [[Recorded Text Testsing]].
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−	DEFINITION -> INHERENT INTELLIGIBILITY is the natural, unlearned comprehension of another language that is possible without any exposure to the other variety. This understanding is possible because of linguistic similarities. For example, American English speakers understand Australian English simply because it shares features of their speech. This is because both are descended from British English. (Decker & Grummitt ~~forthcoming)~~	+	DEFINITION -> INHERENT INTELLIGIBILITY is the natural, unlearned comprehension of another language that is possible without any exposure to the other variety. This understanding is possible because of linguistic similarities. For example, American English speakers understand Australian English simply because it shares features of their speech. This is because both are descended from British English.<ref>Decker, Ken and John Grummitt. 2011. Understanding language choices, prepub ed. Dallas: SIL International.</ref>
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