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ARTICULATORY FEATURES FOR DESCRIBING LEXICAL DISTINCTIONS † PETER LADEFOGED University of California , Los Angeles The sounds that distinguish words in the world's languages can be described in terms of properties that are often called ...
ARTICULATORY FEATURES FOR DESCRIBING LEXICAL DISTINCTIONS † PETER LADEFOGED University of California , Los Angeles The sounds that distinguish words in the world's languages can be described in terms of properties that are often called ...
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Ladefoged 1975 and 2006 , following Abercrombie 1967 , note that sounds can be described by asking the following questions : ( i ) what is the airstream mechanism , ( ii ) what is the direction of the airstream , ( iii ) what is the ...
Ladefoged 1975 and 2006 , following Abercrombie 1967 , note that sounds can be described by asking the following questions : ( i ) what is the airstream mechanism , ( ii ) what is the direction of the airstream , ( iii ) what is the ...
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Pharyngealized sounds have [ retracted tongue root ] . The next two major features , Laterality and Nasality , need few comments . Laterality applies only to Coronal and Dorsal sounds , and it would be good if this constraint could be ...
Pharyngealized sounds have [ retracted tongue root ] . The next two major features , Laterality and Nasality , need few comments . Laterality applies only to Coronal and Dorsal sounds , and it would be good if this constraint could be ...
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