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The final obstruents of these nominal , verbal , and adjectival base morphemes are not in neutralizing positions for ( voice ) , since they are followed by vowel - initial suffixes . They can be in neutralizing positions , however ...
The final obstruents of these nominal , verbal , and adjectival base morphemes are not in neutralizing positions for ( voice ) , since they are followed by vowel - initial suffixes . They can be in neutralizing positions , however ...
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( 6 ) Groups created by CART Percentage of voiced obstruents Morphemes ending in 1. { ei , au , my , at , ed , o :, 8 :, i , u } { - , j , 1 , m , n , rỡP 0 2. { ci , quy y , ai , e :, 03 , 0 , , u } { - , j , 1 , m , n , r } T 37.2 3.
( 6 ) Groups created by CART Percentage of voiced obstruents Morphemes ending in 1. { ei , au , my , at , ed , o :, 8 :, i , u } { - , j , 1 , m , n , rỡP 0 2. { ci , quy y , ai , e :, 03 , 0 , , u } { - , j , 1 , m , n , r } T 37.2 3.
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Obstruents following ( i , u , y ) are ) underlyingly voiced less often than obstruents following long vowels . The vowels [ i , u , y ] behave like neither the phonologically and phonetically long vowels nor like the phonologically and ...
Obstruents following ( i , u , y ) are ) underlyingly voiced less often than obstruents following long vowels . The vowels [ i , u , y ] behave like neither the phonologically and phonetically long vowels nor like the phonologically and ...
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Interpreting neutralized segments in Dutch Mirjam Ernestus R Harald Baayen | 5 |
At the syntaxsemantics | 39 |
A sociolinguistic study of the origins of ne deletion in European | 118 |
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African American alternation analysis approach authors Cambridge century claim clause comparative consider consonant constraints construction context Creole deletion demonstrative dialect discussion distinct early effect English errors European evidence example exclamatives expression fact factive FIGURE final force forms French function G-SLI gender given grammar groups identity important indicates instance interaction interpretation involved issues John Journal language Latin lexical linguistic marking meaning morphology movement nature Note nouns object observed obstruents operator original particular pattern perfect phonological phrases position possible predictions present pronouns proposal questions referent respect role semantic sentences similar situation social speakers specific speech spoken stem structure suggests syntactic syntax Table theory tion underlying University variation varieties verb voice vowels
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Language, Band 79,Ausgaben 1-2 |
| Herausgeber | George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch |
| Mitwirkende Personen | Linguistic Society of America |
| Verlag | Linguistic Society of America, 2003 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 9. Juni 2010 |
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