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Participant contrasts predicted if ( Speaker ) and ( Addressee ) are equivalent . ... Conflation , by contrast , arises when a distinction permitted by universal grammar is absent from the syntax of a particular language .
Participant contrasts predicted if ( Speaker ) and ( Addressee ) are equivalent . ... Conflation , by contrast , arises when a distinction permitted by universal grammar is absent from the syntax of a particular language .
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English and German offer cases where two sound classes differ from each other in a particular durational ratio between some adjacent acoustic ( or articulatory ) segments in syllable rhymes . English has a contrast among stops and ...
English and German offer cases where two sound classes differ from each other in a particular durational ratio between some adjacent acoustic ( or articulatory ) segments in syllable rhymes . English has a contrast among stops and ...
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So although Bunde and bunte ( with suffixes ) contrast in the voicing of the apical stop , the pronunciation of Bund and bunt seems to be the same . Both words sound like [ bunt ) . The difficulty is that they are not pronounced exactly ...
So although Bunde and bunte ( with suffixes ) contrast in the voicing of the apical stop , the pronunciation of Bund and bunt seems to be the same . Both words sound like [ bunt ) . The difficulty is that they are not pronounced exactly ...
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Letters to Language | 561 |
Lexicon vs syntax Kazuhiko Fukushima | 568 |
Animacy versus weight as determinants of grammatical | 613 |
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