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We know , of course , that the distinctions in vowel quantity , though not indicated by the scribe , did exist at ... Besides , the distinction between ą and ę is not consistently carried through .
We know , of course , that the distinctions in vowel quantity , though not indicated by the scribe , did exist at ... Besides , the distinction between ą and ę is not consistently carried through .
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Without those changes , there could be no minimal distinction , yet we have never heard & linguist object to bed : bid as a minimal pair . ... they may be forced to the conclusion that Old English had no phonemic distinctions at all .
Without those changes , there could be no minimal distinction , yet we have never heard & linguist object to bed : bid as a minimal pair . ... they may be forced to the conclusion that Old English had no phonemic distinctions at all .
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Medial -j- and -2- can , however , be described as in complementary distribution , provided a sufficient number of qualitative distinctions are maintained for the following vowels . This is the solution preferred by Chao and Martin .
Medial -j- and -2- can , however , be described as in complementary distribution , provided a sufficient number of qualitative distinctions are maintained for the following vowels . This is the solution preferred by Chao and Martin .
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Problems in Armenian phonology II | 9 |
Friess group D | 25 |
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