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A stressed syllable is always long ; it contains a long syllable - final vowel , a long vowel plus one or more consonants , or a short vowel before a geminate consonant or a consonant cluster . A stressed vowel , then , is always long ...
A stressed syllable is always long ; it contains a long syllable - final vowel , a long vowel plus one or more consonants , or a short vowel before a geminate consonant or a consonant cluster . A stressed vowel , then , is always long ...
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In a couple of words it is rendered by short / i / even in a stressed syllable , namely in / rippa / ' to reap ' , / ripper / ' reaper ' , and / bins / ' beans ' . All these words are also found with a long vowel . Stressed E /.1.
In a couple of words it is rendered by short / i / even in a stressed syllable , namely in / rippa / ' to reap ' , / ripper / ' reaper ' , and / bins / ' beans ' . All these words are also found with a long vowel . Stressed E /.1.
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is the consistency with which certain E vowels are rendered by Lyster short vowels , and others by Lyster long vowels . While the three low vowels E /.a . , .a . , ... / correspond to both long and short vowels in Mondovi , with no ...
is the consistency with which certain E vowels are rendered by Lyster short vowels , and others by Lyster long vowels . While the three low vowels E /.a . , .a . , ... / correspond to both long and short vowels in Mondovi , with no ...
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The Monophthongization of Gothic ai au | 15 |
An Ethopian Merchants Argot | 22 |
Coexistent Phonemic Systems | 29 |
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