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Such phonemic shifts nevertheless do not result in the setting up of new phonemes . Their sole result is to bring about a redistribution of already existent phonemes in the words affected . What happens in such a case is that the ...
Such phonemic shifts nevertheless do not result in the setting up of new phonemes . Their sole result is to bring about a redistribution of already existent phonemes in the words affected . What happens in such a case is that the ...
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But in the special , and more homely , sense of coat of paint the local phone [ e ] occurs . Thus there has been a phonemic split , actually in two senses of the same word . The type of shift which results in the redistribution of ...
But in the special , and more homely , sense of coat of paint the local phone [ e ] occurs . Thus there has been a phonemic split , actually in two senses of the same word . The type of shift which results in the redistribution of ...
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Closely allied to the phenomena of individual phonemic attraction are certain other phenomena that result from closely similar or overlapping phones within two separate phonemes . In English , a characteristic change is the reduction of ...
Closely allied to the phenomena of individual phonemic attraction are certain other phenomena that result from closely similar or overlapping phones within two separate phonemes . In English , a characteristic change is the reduction of ...
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