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Prosody / Phonology / Phonetics / Tone / Systemic functional linguistics / Prosodic unit / Intonation / Pitch accent / ToBI / Boundary tone / Speech repetition / International Phonetic Alphabet
Date: 2012-08-16 00:27:11
Prosody
Phonology
Phonetics
Tone
Systemic functional linguistics
Prosodic unit
Intonation
Pitch accent
ToBI
Boundary tone
Speech repetition
International Phonetic Alphabet

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