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... symbols which makes it impossible to read the transcribed material without constant readjust- ment to the particular author's system . The symbol [ e ] is accepted throughout the scientific world as the representative of the ' open ' e ...
... symbols which makes it impossible to read the transcribed material without constant readjust- ment to the particular author's system . The symbol [ e ] is accepted throughout the scientific world as the representative of the ' open ' e ...
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... symbols here , he should , if consistency is of any importance in his system , transcribe the compound phonemes among the consonants with compound symbols : that is , he should transcribe the ch of chin either [ tЛ ] or [ tš ] , and the ...
... symbols here , he should , if consistency is of any importance in his system , transcribe the compound phonemes among the consonants with compound symbols : that is , he should transcribe the ch of chin either [ tЛ ] or [ tš ] , and the ...
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... symbols for the ' syllabic con- sonants ' . Trager's treatment and the present one are in entire agreement , but the symbols suggested are different . The symbols here given are , like Bloch's , designed to provide a unit symbol for ...
... symbols for the ' syllabic con- sonants ' . Trager's treatment and the present one are in entire agreement , but the symbols suggested are different . The symbols here given are , like Bloch's , designed to provide a unit symbol for ...
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R WHITNEY TUCKER Linguistic Substrata in Pennsylvania | 1 |
ALBERT MOREY STURTEVANT Certain Phonetic Tendencies | 17 |
Book Reviews | 32 |
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