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Effects of syllable structure in aphasic errors: implications for a new model of speech production.
Cognitive Psychology, 2011C. Romani +3 more
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Duration reflexes of syllable structure in Mandarin
Lingua, 2015Fei Wu, M. Kenstowicz
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Effects of prosodic boundary and syllable structure on the temporal realization of CV gestures
Journal of Phonetics, 2014Taehong Cho, Yeomin Yoon, Sahyang Kim
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Syllable structure and complex onsets in Modern Hebrew
Brill's Journal of Afroasiatic Languages and Linguistics, 2019Modern Hebrew allows for a diverse variety of syllable structures, allowing syllables with codas, onsetless syllables, and complex syllable margins. Syllables with a complex onset are found in word initial position, mostly in nouns, and syllables with ...
Daniel Asherov, Outi Bat-El
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2000
Abstract In this chapter the principles by which segments are grouped into the basic prosodic constituent type, syllables, will be discussed. Section 5.1 will be devoted to syllable structure in general. In Section 5.1.1, the prosodic hierarchy and its relationship with morphological structure will be discussed. Approaches to syllable
Maria Helena Mateus, Ernesto d’Andrade
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Abstract In this chapter the principles by which segments are grouped into the basic prosodic constituent type, syllables, will be discussed. Section 5.1 will be devoted to syllable structure in general. In Section 5.1.1, the prosodic hierarchy and its relationship with morphological structure will be discussed. Approaches to syllable
Maria Helena Mateus, Ernesto d’Andrade
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2017
The chapter begins with an overview of possible syllable types in Chichewa. Possible consonant sequences and issues relating to their syllabification are taken up next. Epenthesis strategies for adapting loanwords from languages which allow a wider variety of consonant cluster types are discussed in detail.
Laura J. Downing, Al Mtenje
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The chapter begins with an overview of possible syllable types in Chichewa. Possible consonant sequences and issues relating to their syllabification are taken up next. Epenthesis strategies for adapting loanwords from languages which allow a wider variety of consonant cluster types are discussed in detail.
Laura J. Downing, Al Mtenje
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2023
Chinese is generally considered a monosyllabic language in that one Chinese character corresponds to one syllable and vice versa, and most characters can be used as free morphemes, although there is a tendency for words to be disyllabic. On the one hand, the syllable structure of Chinese is simple, as far as permissible sequences of segments are ...
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Chinese is generally considered a monosyllabic language in that one Chinese character corresponds to one syllable and vice versa, and most characters can be used as free morphemes, although there is a tendency for words to be disyllabic. On the one hand, the syllable structure of Chinese is simple, as far as permissible sequences of segments are ...
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2005
Abstract Catalan syllable structure and organization has now received considerable attention from phonologists with an Optimality perspective: see, in particular, Colina (1995), Serra (1996b), Jiménez (1999), and Dols (2000). It had already become a focus of interest in post-classical generative phonology (see Montreuil 1987a; 1987b ...
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Abstract Catalan syllable structure and organization has now received considerable attention from phonologists with an Optimality perspective: see, in particular, Colina (1995), Serra (1996b), Jiménez (1999), and Dols (2000). It had already become a focus of interest in post-classical generative phonology (see Montreuil 1987a; 1987b ...
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