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STRESS AND RHYTHM IN BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE ROY C. MAJOR Washington State University Brazilian Portuguese prosody is organized in a rhythmic hierarchy which governs the phonology of the language , and which is demonstrated by instrumental ...
STRESS AND RHYTHM IN BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE ROY C. MAJOR Washington State University Brazilian Portuguese prosody is organized in a rhythmic hierarchy which governs the phonology of the language , and which is demonstrated by instrumental ...
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There is also a slight tendency for stress to shift to alternating patterns in a sentence . Thus , although você ' you ' is normally pronounced [ vo'se ] , the stress may shift to [ ' vose ] to accommodate an alternating s / w pattern ...
There is also a slight tendency for stress to shift to alternating patterns in a sentence . Thus , although você ' you ' is normally pronounced [ vo'se ] , the stress may shift to [ ' vose ] to accommodate an alternating s / w pattern ...
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Word - level stress can be disrupted to accommodate a tendency toward stress - timing and an alternating s / w pattern . " CONCLUSION 5. This paper has argued that Brazilian Portuguese prosody is organized in a rhythmic hierarchy which ...
Word - level stress can be disrupted to accommodate a tendency toward stress - timing and an alternating s / w pattern . " CONCLUSION 5. This paper has argued that Brazilian Portuguese prosody is organized in a rhythmic hierarchy which ...
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