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Such an expert however , is just a restatement of the facts and will not apply in Chinese . ... Huang argues that the difference between the English 52a , b and the Chinese 53a , b is due to the fact that nominal expressions in Chinese ...
Such an expert however , is just a restatement of the facts and will not apply in Chinese . ... Huang argues that the difference between the English 52a , b and the Chinese 53a , b is due to the fact that nominal expressions in Chinese ...
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a Also to be considered is that in our four corpora of French loanwords , speakers are not misled by the fact that ( an ) and ( en ) often stand for the same vowel [ ã ] . They correctly unpack both of them as / an / , regardless of ...
a Also to be considered is that in our four corpora of French loanwords , speakers are not misled by the fact that ( an ) and ( en ) often stand for the same vowel [ ã ] . They correctly unpack both of them as / an / , regardless of ...
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The fact that nonphonemic nasal vowels did not unpack in the two Portuguese borrowings in Japanese mentioned above as well as in the Malay borrowings in English seen in 36 provides empirical evidence - despite the relatively small ...
The fact that nonphonemic nasal vowels did not unpack in the two Portuguese borrowings in Japanese mentioned above as well as in the Malay borrowings in English seen in 36 provides empirical evidence - despite the relatively small ...
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