Prosodic PhonologyForis, 1986 - 327 pages |
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... possible to read the sentence below with three separate intonation contours , as indicated by the bracketings in ( 63a ) , a pronunciation with the intonation contours indicated by the bracketings in ( 63b ) is also possible . Even a ...
... possible to read the sentence below with three separate intonation contours , as indicated by the bracketings in ( 63a ) , a pronunciation with the intonation contours indicated by the bracketings in ( 63b ) is also possible . Even a ...
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... possible to account for the rules in terms of the syllable . That is , it is not possible for n to be obligatorily velarized before a tautosyllabic velar and for MA to apply to tautosyllabic k and r , because such an ana- lysis would ...
... possible to account for the rules in terms of the syllable . That is , it is not possible for n to be obligatorily velarized before a tautosyllabic velar and for MA to apply to tautosyllabic k and r , because such an ana- lysis would ...
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... possible on a word consisting of a single CV syllable : high ( ́ ) , high mid ( ' ) , low mid ( ` ) , and low ( − ) ( see Smith , in preparation , who bases his analysis on Snyman , 1975 ) . The same four tones are possible on words ...
... possible on a word consisting of a single CV syllable : high ( ́ ) , high mid ( ' ) , low mid ( ` ) , and low ( − ) ( see Smith , in preparation , who bases his analysis on Snyman , 1975 ) . The same four tones are possible on words ...
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Motivation for prosodic constituents | 27 |
The syllable and the foot | 61 |
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