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Date: 2015-06-25 16:03:46
Linguistics
Culture
Language
Phonology
Tone
Phonetics
Systemic functional linguistics
Greek grammar
Stress
Prosody
Pitch accent
Intonation

ACOUSTIC CORRELATES OF FOCUS MARKING IN POLISH (1) , Jonas Engelmann(3) , Michael Wagner(4) ˙ Fatima Hamlaoui(1+2) , Marzena Zygis 1 ZAS, 2 Universität

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