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Unmarked ini- tial and final syllables belong to pitch phoneme / 4 / ; unmarked medial syllables belong to pitch ... When two or more syllables in succession have pitch / 2 / , the last syllable in the sequence is louder than the rest .
Unmarked ini- tial and final syllables belong to pitch phoneme / 4 / ; unmarked medial syllables belong to pitch ... When two or more syllables in succession have pitch / 2 / , the last syllable in the sequence is louder than the rest .
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Nevertheless , it is useful to state the correlation between phonetic syllables and phoneme sequences . Each of the following single phonemes and phoneme se- quences constitutes one phonetic syllable : Group 1 : / i , e , a , o , u , ñ ...
Nevertheless , it is useful to state the correlation between phonetic syllables and phoneme sequences . Each of the following single phonemes and phoneme se- quences constitutes one phonetic syllable : Group 1 : / i , e , a , o , u , ñ ...
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The first of these is TRILITERALISM : ' Every Sino - Japanese syllable is rendered with three letters of the alphabet . ... Since the Chinese elements vary from a single phoneme such as a to four phonemes ( two syllables ) such as koku ...
The first of these is TRILITERALISM : ' Every Sino - Japanese syllable is rendered with three letters of the alphabet . ... Since the Chinese elements vary from a single phoneme such as a to four phonemes ( two syllables ) such as koku ...
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The Comparison of Inequality in Spanish | 28 |
Peiping Morphophonemics | 63 |
Studies in Colloquial Japanese IV Phonemics | 86 |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language, Band 26 |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 1950 |
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