The Phonetic and Phonological Characteristics of Liquids in Khalkha Mongolian
The phonological system of Khalkha Mongolian includes /ɮ/ and /r/. It is generally assumed that these are phonologically placed in liquids, and that /ɮ/ and /r/ are realized as the voiced dental lateral fricative [ɮ] and the voiced dental trill [r], respectively. However, these phonetic descriptions have not been sufficiently confirmed through acoustic
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Vowel devoicing is a common phenomenon across languages. Vowels can be devoiced in Khalkha Mongolian by the following aspirated consonant; aspiration is realized as preaspiration, rendering the preceding vowel breathy or devoiced. However, it is unknown under what conditions and how frequently vowel devoicing occurs in Mongolian.
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Aspect and epistemic notions in the present tense system of Khalkha Mongolian
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