Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... contrast central and back unrounded vowels ( Ladefoged 1964 : 35 ) . Somali contrasts central rounded with back rounded o u in underlying structure ( Armstrong 1964 : 3 ) . SPE cannot handle these contrasts , since it would consider ...
... contrast central and back unrounded vowels ( Ladefoged 1964 : 35 ) . Somali contrasts central rounded with back rounded o u in underlying structure ( Armstrong 1964 : 3 ) . SPE cannot handle these contrasts , since it would consider ...
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... contrasts with initial [ OP ] , i.e. the general oral - non - oral contrast , the feature [ + buccal ] will be assumed to be present in all initial oral consonants in lexical entries . For some days after these developments , eat was ...
... contrasts with initial [ OP ] , i.e. the general oral - non - oral contrast , the feature [ + buccal ] will be assumed to be present in all initial oral consonants in lexical entries . For some days after these developments , eat was ...
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... contrast to Joan Velten , whose early development consisted mostly of consonant distinctions with few vowel contrasts . During the next three months , Jonathan's major development is the slow spread of the labial - dental contrast ...
... contrast to Joan Velten , whose early development consisted mostly of consonant distinctions with few vowel contrasts . During the next three months , Jonathan's major development is the slow spread of the labial - dental contrast ...
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