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Second , the origin of the syllable is intimately tied to the vocal modality , because what favored syllabically ... If , though , syllables originated in a modality - neutral fashion , as part of a language ' organ ' that had nothing ...
Second , the origin of the syllable is intimately tied to the vocal modality , because what favored syllabically ... If , though , syllables originated in a modality - neutral fashion , as part of a language ' organ ' that had nothing ...
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However , if we equate the number of syllables in an ASL string with the number of sequential movements , it seems to be ... to syllable weight ; and a wider choice of consonantal contrasts tends to be available in onset than in coda .
However , if we equate the number of syllables in an ASL string with the number of sequential movements , it seems to be ... to syllable weight ; and a wider choice of consonantal contrasts tends to be available in onset than in coda .
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So , if we decide to regard the syllable as essentially the same phonological unit in speech and sign , it becomes a rather vague unit , no longer characterizable in terms of its internal structure . A fourth difficulty is more ...
So , if we decide to regard the syllable as essentially the same phonological unit in speech and sign , it becomes a rather vague unit , no longer characterizable in terms of its internal structure . A fourth difficulty is more ...
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