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A phonological comparison on Akha and Hani
Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area, 1982This article offers a phonological comparison of the distribution of vowels in Akha and Hani in closed and open syllables. A selected dialect of Hani from China is compared to Akha dialects from Burma and Thailand. The author describes and illustrates the behaviour of vowels in initial and final postions and in closed and open syllables.
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Meet the Akha - help the Akha?
2007Die Idee von nachhaltigem Tourismus hat die Entwicklungszusammenarbeit erobert - auch in Laos. Doch wo Nachhaltigkeit, Armutsminderung und Partizipation prognostiziert sind, treten im Alltag komplexe Konflikte zwischen den lokalen Akteuren zu Tage. Hinter den Kulissen eines nachhaltigen Tourismus zeichnen sich Kämpfe um Ressourcen, um die Richtung ...
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Corinne Neudorfer: Meet the Akha - help the Akha? Minderheiten, Tourismus und Entwicklung in Laos
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This article discusses 'strings of verbs' consisting of auxiliary verbs and one or two main verbs in sequence. This phenomenon is known as verb concatenation. It is discussed with respect to sentence position and negation and is illustrated with various examples. The data come from fieldword done in Thailand during 1977 and 1978.
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