Language, Band 52,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1976 |
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... vowel . Vowels not so nasalized are uniformly oral . On the other hand , a nasal consonant , at the end of the word following an oral vowel , is replaced by a postnasalized stop : following [ -nasal ] vowels , word - final nasals become ...
... vowel . Vowels not so nasalized are uniformly oral . On the other hand , a nasal consonant , at the end of the word following an oral vowel , is replaced by a postnasalized stop : following [ -nasal ] vowels , word - final nasals become ...
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... vowel . At the end of a word , after an oral vowel , only oral stops ( such as [ p ] ) occur ; after a nasal vowel , we find only nasal consonants ( such as [ m ] ) . This is what would be expected , of course , on the basis of the ...
... vowel . At the end of a word , after an oral vowel , only oral stops ( such as [ p ] ) occur ; after a nasal vowel , we find only nasal consonants ( such as [ m ] ) . This is what would be expected , of course , on the basis of the ...
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... vowel of / mïnni / syncopates is caused by the preceding VC environment , which depends crucially on the presence of the vowel of / ce / . Thus regressive nasalization is blocked by the completely abstract word - boundary element ...
... vowel of / mïnni / syncopates is caused by the preceding VC environment , which depends crucially on the presence of the vowel of / ce / . Thus regressive nasalization is blocked by the completely abstract word - boundary element ...
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