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

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Date: 2016-04-12 14:03:49 Linguistics Culture Language Languages of South Africa Phonology Languages of Botswana Manner of articulation Social network Sociolinguistics Sotho Nasal consonant Tswana language		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 Add to Reading List Source URL: labphon.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 106,06 KB Share Document on Facebook

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