Language, Band 74,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1998 |
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... patterns of consonant clustering by assimilating to a following C , in which case either labial place or [ + nasal ] is sacrificed . When assimilation would require sacrificing both labial place and nasality , / m / is barred from ...
... patterns of consonant clustering by assimilating to a following C , in which case either labial place or [ + nasal ] is sacrificed . When assimilation would require sacrificing both labial place and nasality , / m / is barred from ...
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... patterns might claim that in any cluster C1C2 , restrictions on C1 are an effect of restrictions on syllable codas . Based on the discussion of cluster patterns in §2 , we might posit that possible word - internal codas are the first ...
... patterns might claim that in any cluster C1C2 , restrictions on C1 are an effect of restrictions on syllable codas . Based on the discussion of cluster patterns in §2 , we might posit that possible word - internal codas are the first ...
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... patterns may have to be taught first . In ' Grading Swahili sentence patterns and struc- tures ' , JOHN OGWANA points out that Swahili has fif- teen simple sentence patterns of varying constituents , which he regroups into four types ...
... patterns may have to be taught first . In ' Grading Swahili sentence patterns and struc- tures ' , JOHN OGWANA points out that Swahili has fif- teen simple sentence patterns of varying constituents , which he regroups into four types ...
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