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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «VOCALICALLY»
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Witsuwit'en Grammar: Phonetics, Phonology, Morphology
Across speakers, VOT was longer in initial position and less after /s/, and both
closure duration and closure duration/VOT ratio were longer post-vocalically and
shorter after /s/. The longer VOTs found initially across speakers were also found
...
2
A Descriptive Grammar of Huehuetla Tepehua
For Group 2, I found that in both the contrastive and the non-contrastive
environments, /q/ was only sporadically and unpredictably maintained pre-
vocalically, while it never occurred post-vocalically. Furthermore, the uvular stop
never ...
3
Hebrew in Its West Semitic Setting: A Comparative Survey of ...
... often pronounced like an unusually energetically articulated /'/, particularly
between open and half-open vowels; in a weakly attested Pal branch, appears to
have been fricativized post-vocalically. iv) Dorso-velar stops: /k/ initially aspirated,
...
4
Progression and Regression in Language: Sociocultural, ...
But post-vocalically they vary between the more or less target-like apicals and the
non-target-like vocoids, HH being somewhat more capable than the other 2 of
avoiding vocalization. GS displays an entirely German R-speaking pattern, using
...
Kenneth Hyltenstam, Ake Viberg, 1993
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Introducing Language Typology
(34) Within syllables, stops tend to precede fricatives in pre-vocalic position; post-
vocalically, fricatives tend to precede stops. This statement can be interpreted in
two ways. (35) (a) All languages have syllables, stops, and fricatives; and in all ...
6
The Lesser-Known Varieties of English: An Introduction
Also somewhat stigmatized, and today less frequent, is the centralization of the
sequence / er/ pre-vocalically, resulting in [a/ a] pronunciations in words like very
and bury. Considerably more common, and largely unnoticed, is the high degree
...
Daniel Schreier, Peter Trudgill, Edgar W. Schneider, 2010
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Aspects of the Phonology of the Slavonic Languages: The ...
... side-by-side and pre-vocalically - one would have to create a spenial rule
allowing j to occur pre-vocalically only word-internally after the palatalization
component; then morphological and accentual problems would arise with stat' ja
- statej, ...
Ian Press, J. Ian Press, 1986
In Garo, the phenomenon of aspiration is more specifically definable, the
voiceless plosives being always aspirated pre-vocalically and never aspirated
post-vocalically (Burling 1981: 73). Consequently they are always aspirated
initially, but ...
Umbavu Varghese Joseph, 2007
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Variation and Gradience in Phonetics and Phonology
When the light and dark liquid alternate synchronically, the dark variant is
preferred post-vocalically while the light variant occurs pre-vocalically. Dark
qualities of both l and r can occur in Czech but they seem to fall outside the
boundaries of ...
Frank Kügler, Caroline Féry, Ruben Vijver, 2009
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Aspects of Dynamic Phonology
Regardless of whether the German IR/ is realized prevocalically, postvocalically,
or vocalically, it is always produced with the back part of the dorsum (the
postdorsum) raised and slightly back. Prevocalically (and in hypercorrect speech)
, this ...
