Data collection credit: Research assistants under the direction of Prof. Pat Keating, recordings all made in the soundbooth of the UCLA Phonetics Lab, inThe following description of how the tone sweeps were record

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Date: 2014-09-17 14:16:56 Tone Languages of Asia Phonation Culture Languages of China Languages of Taiwan Vocal fry register Sweeps Mandarin Chinese International Phonetic Alphabet Sagittarius Window Eclipsing Extrasolar Planet Search Linguistics		Data collection credit: Research assistants under the direction of Prof. Pat Keating, recordings all made in the soundbooth of the UCLA Phonetics Lab, inThe following description of how the tone sweeps were record Add to Reading List Source URL: www.phonetics.ucla.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 102,92 KB Share Document on Facebook

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