Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... sound - shift identity will necessarily be found than between either language and Modern High German . Probably the sort of sound - shift formulas which W requires can be found only in chronologically young language groups such as Bantu ...
... sound - shift identity will necessarily be found than between either language and Modern High German . Probably the sort of sound - shift formulas which W requires can be found only in chronologically young language groups such as Bantu ...
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... sound repertory remained stable for some weeks . The five words were : [ da ~ d ^ ~ dæ ~ dɛ ] ' that , there ' , [ di ] ' see ' , [ do ] ' no ' , [ du ] ' juice ' , and [ Pai ] ' hi ' . The initial [ d ] was often aspirated and not ...
... sound repertory remained stable for some weeks . The five words were : [ da ~ d ^ ~ dæ ~ dɛ ] ' that , there ' , [ di ] ' see ' , [ do ] ' no ' , [ du ] ' juice ' , and [ Pai ] ' hi ' . The initial [ d ] was often aspirated and not ...
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... sounds of speech - PHONEMES — are further indivisible sound units ' ( 7 ) . ' The number of existing minimal pairs determines the degree of the functional load of phonemic oppositions E.g. the functional load of the phonemic opposition ...
... sounds of speech - PHONEMES — are further indivisible sound units ' ( 7 ) . ' The number of existing minimal pairs determines the degree of the functional load of phonemic oppositions E.g. the functional load of the phonemic opposition ...
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