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For these speakers there can be no doubt that the / s / - / s / " ( = [ s ] - [ s ] ) contrast is phonemic in their pronunciation of SCB . Besides these exceptions among monolinguals , there are important points to be considered in the ...
For these speakers there can be no doubt that the / s / - / s / " ( = [ s ] - [ s ] ) contrast is phonemic in their pronunciation of SCB . Besides these exceptions among monolinguals , there are important points to be considered in the ...
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Examples of a final contrast u - y are rare , probably nonexistent in monosyllables of this type since there is neither an -u suffix nor a -y suffix in SCB , although there are stems ending in -Vu ( e.g. jaų ' gruel ' ) .
Examples of a final contrast u - y are rare , probably nonexistent in monosyllables of this type since there is neither an -u suffix nor a -y suffix in SCB , although there are stems ending in -Vu ( e.g. jaų ' gruel ' ) .
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( 2 ) There is contrast between [ n ] ( voiced palatal stop plus voiced palatal nasal ) and [ in ] ( voiced palatal affricate plus voiced apico - alveolar nasal ) in words like [ ña : na ] ' knowledge ' , [ vijña : na ] ' science ' , vs ...
( 2 ) There is contrast between [ n ] ( voiced palatal stop plus voiced palatal nasal ) and [ in ] ( voiced palatal affricate plus voiced apico - alveolar nasal ) in words like [ ña : na ] ' knowledge ' , [ vijña : na ] ' science ' , vs ...
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Notes | 476 |
Gothic iddja and Old English ĕode | 483 |
Greek kámnō and támnō | 502 |
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