ICPhS XVI Saarbrücken, 6-10 August 2007 ID 1731

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Date: 2008-11-18 09:43:36 Nasal stop Nasalization Prenasalized consonant Nasal consonant Plosive Voicelessness Nasal clicks Karitiâna language Linguistics Phonetics Consonants		ICPhS XVI Saarbrücken, 6-10 August 2007 ID 1731 Add to Reading List Source URL: icphs2007.de Download Document from Source Website File Size: 753,38 KB Share Document on Facebook

	SOCIAL DYNAMICS AND PHONOLOGICAL STRENGTH: POST-NASAL DEVOICING IN TSWANA Grzegorz Dogil1 , Jagoda Bruni1 , Daniel Duran1 , Justus Roux1,2 , Andries Coetzee3 1 Institute for Natural Language Processing, University of St DocID: 1qA28 - View Document
	STRESS AND BOUNDARY EFFECTS ON ANTICIPATORY AND PRESERVATORY NASAL AIRFLOW Christopher S. Doty and Melissa A. Redford Department of Linguistics, University of Oregon and DocID: 1oNdh - View Document
	Effects of allophonic vowel nasalization on NC clusters: a contrast-based analysis∗ Juliet Stanton, MIT 1 q DocID: 1oKjf - View Document
	Articulatory constraints on stop insertion in consonant clusters* DANIEL RECASENS Abstract This study claims that, in contrast with previous proposals in the literature, DocID: 1mk0X - View Document
	Shigeto Kawahara 1 The phonetics of sokuon, or geminate obstruents 1 Introduction Japanese has a phonemic contrast between short and long nasal and obstruent consonant series, as exempliﬁed by minimal pairs like [kata DocID: 1kXqL - View Document