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Northwest Mandarin, Standard Chinese, and Tibetan elements in Wutun lexicon
International Journal of Chinese Linguistics, 2020Abstract Wutun is a distinct form of Northwest Mandarin spoken by approximately 4000 people in a rural area called Seng ge gshong (‘the valley of the lion’) in the Wutun language, or Wutun 五屯 in Standard Chinese, located a few kilometers from Rong bo (Long wu 龙务), the county seat of Reb gong ...
G. Cabras
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Le subordonnant causal en mandarin standard
La linguistique, 2023Zhichao Wang, Yao Meng
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Relating frication to articulation in Standard Mandarin apical vowels
ISSP 2024 - 13th International Seminar on Speech ProductionSean Foley, Bowei Shao, Matthew Faytak
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, 2020
This paper argues for a distinction between nuclear and core serial verb constructions in Standard Mandarin Chinese, following the Role and Reference Grammar framework.
Ying Fan
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This paper argues for a distinction between nuclear and core serial verb constructions in Standard Mandarin Chinese, following the Role and Reference Grammar framework.
Ying Fan
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2023
Nanning Mandarin, the lingua franca of a multilingual city in China, presents a special case of lexical tone development arising from language contact between Nanning Cantonese and Standard Mandarin. Previous research has suggested that the realisation of Nanning Mandarin tones derives from the transfer of Nanning Cantonese to Standard Mandarin ...
Hou, Xinzi +2 more
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Nanning Mandarin, the lingua franca of a multilingual city in China, presents a special case of lexical tone development arising from language contact between Nanning Cantonese and Standard Mandarin. Previous research has suggested that the realisation of Nanning Mandarin tones derives from the transfer of Nanning Cantonese to Standard Mandarin ...
Hou, Xinzi +2 more
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Le coordonnant adversatif du mandarin standard
La linguistique, 2022One of the most popular morphemes signifying adversative relation in Mandarin is 但是 dànshì, which can be considered as either a conjunction or an adverb. When 但是 dànshì is used as adversative conjunction and adversative adverb, it shows different syntactic distributions.
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International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 2017
AbstractMalaysian Mandarin is a unique variation of Mandarin that exhibits certain degrees of variation as opposed to Putonghua, the standardized Mandarin spoken in Mainland China. Following the spread of Putonghua under the Mandarin globalization trend, the issue of language standardization has become a central concern among the Chinese Malaysian ...
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AbstractMalaysian Mandarin is a unique variation of Mandarin that exhibits certain degrees of variation as opposed to Putonghua, the standardized Mandarin spoken in Mainland China. Following the spread of Putonghua under the Mandarin globalization trend, the issue of language standardization has become a central concern among the Chinese Malaysian ...
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Face Mask Effects on Acoustic Features and Intelligibility of Mandarin Chinese Speech.
Journal of Speech, Language and Hearing ResearchPURPOSE The goal of this study was to investigate how face masks influenced the acoustic features of Chinese running speech in both temporal and spectral domains and how the intelligibility of the speech with face masks was affected in quiet and ...
Wei Hu +7 more
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Journal of Speech, Language and Hearing Research
OBJECTIVES Currently, diagnostic and evaluative criteria for adductor laryngeal dystonia (ADLD) in native Chinese Mandarin speakers remain limited. The Mandarin third tone is characterized by a falling-rising pitch contour.
Nan Huang +5 more
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OBJECTIVES Currently, diagnostic and evaluative criteria for adductor laryngeal dystonia (ADLD) in native Chinese Mandarin speakers remain limited. The Mandarin third tone is characterized by a falling-rising pitch contour.
Nan Huang +5 more
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