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... syllable ; underlying tones from noninitial syllables are all deleted . Following Selkirk & Shen 1990 , I assume that the underlying tone of a Shanghai syllable is either LH or HL . According to Duanmu 1993 all Shanghai syllables are ...
... syllable ; underlying tones from noninitial syllables are all deleted . Following Selkirk & Shen 1990 , I assume that the underlying tone of a Shanghai syllable is either LH or HL . According to Duanmu 1993 all Shanghai syllables are ...
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... syllable is underlyingly LH with either a voiceless onset or a nonglottal vowel , the first syllable is L , the second H , and the rest L ( or perhaps toneless ) . When the initial syllable is underlyingly LH with both a voiced onset ...
... syllable is underlyingly LH with either a voiceless onset or a nonglottal vowel , the first syllable is L , the second H , and the rest L ( or perhaps toneless ) . When the initial syllable is underlyingly LH with both a voiced onset ...
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... syllable - structure assignment parallels autosegmental association . Ch . 2 , ' Moraic versus constituent syllables ' ( 31-63 ) , compares N's theory of subsyllabic autosegments with moraic representations ( Hyman 1984 , 1985 , Hayes ...
... syllable - structure assignment parallels autosegmental association . Ch . 2 , ' Moraic versus constituent syllables ' ( 31-63 ) , compares N's theory of subsyllabic autosegments with moraic representations ( Hyman 1984 , 1985 , Hayes ...
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