Language, Bände 26-31George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1955 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... consonant x - the vowels and from 0 to 8 consonants , depending on x . K ' ( after [ z ] xy ) : those phonemes which occur after the utterance - initial consonant cluster ( 2 ) xy - the vowels and from 0 to 2 consonants . L : any number ...
... consonant x - the vowels and from 0 to 8 consonants , depending on x . K ' ( after [ z ] xy ) : those phonemes which occur after the utterance - initial consonant cluster ( 2 ) xy - the vowels and from 0 to 2 consonants . L : any number ...
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... consonants have a total of only about 15 different successors in various contexts : every consonant is followed by the vowels , and most consonants have particular other consonants as occasional successors ; CC is followed only by a ...
... consonants have a total of only about 15 different successors in various contexts : every consonant is followed by the vowels , and most consonants have particular other consonants as occasional successors ; CC is followed only by a ...
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... consonant before a vowel , as in bien ; / u / initially before a vowel , after one consonant before a vowel , and after more than one consonant before / i / , as in huit , nuage , truite ; / u / initially before a vowel , after one ...
... consonant before a vowel , as in bien ; / u / initially before a vowel , after one consonant before a vowel , and after more than one consonant before / i / , as in huit , nuage , truite ; / u / initially before a vowel , after one ...
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