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In many cases , this development has not yet produced any phonemic contrasts ; in other cases , full - fledged phonemic ... 30 and has been observed in my Vellore data mentioned above , but with no evidence of any developing contrast .
In many cases , this development has not yet produced any phonemic contrasts ; in other cases , full - fledged phonemic ... 30 and has been observed in my Vellore data mentioned above , but with no evidence of any developing contrast .
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All comparativists assume for PIE a contrast symbolized by / e / vs. / i / . The question is this : do the reflexes of PIE / e / and / i / contrast , systematically , in any environment , in any Germanic language ?
All comparativists assume for PIE a contrast symbolized by / e / vs. / i / . The question is this : do the reflexes of PIE / e / and / i / contrast , systematically , in any environment , in any Germanic language ?
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а а > ventory those contrasts which exist in the adult language and suppressing all others . The present theory takes a different view ; it assumes that a contrast can only be learned AFTER the child has learned to recognize and ...
а а > ventory those contrasts which exist in the adult language and suppressing all others . The present theory takes a different view ; it assumes that a contrast can only be learned AFTER the child has learned to recognize and ...
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A restriction on Grassmanns Law in Greek | 7 |
Breaking umlaut and the Southern drawl | 18 |
The meaning of German noch | 42 |
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