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The reader might expect Spanish [ pl ] to be more splittable because the [ 1 ] in p - in - l ... is similar to the original ; whereas English ( p ! ) might be less splittable because the [ 1 ] in p - in - h ... is somewhat different ...
The reader might expect Spanish [ pl ] to be more splittable because the [ 1 ] in p - in - l ... is similar to the original ; whereas English ( p ! ) might be less splittable because the [ 1 ] in p - in - h ... is somewhat different ...
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The stimuli were real words when possible , except that any prothetic vowel in the original sentence was removed . For sm and sn , no good examples could be found , so sentences with Tagalog synonyms of smuggle and snow were used ...
The stimuli were real words when possible , except that any prothetic vowel in the original sentence was removed . For sm and sn , no good examples could be found , so sentences with Tagalog synonyms of smuggle and snow were used ...
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... while diffusion across communities shows weakening of the original pattern and a loss of structural features . It is proposed that this is the result of the difference between the learning abilities of children and adults .
... while diffusion across communities shows weakening of the original pattern and a loss of structural features . It is proposed that this is the result of the difference between the learning abilities of children and adults .
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Contemporary approaches to Romance linguistics | 452 |
A glossary of Netspeak and Textspeak A S Kaye | 458 |
Production perception and emergent phonotactic patterns | 464 |
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