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Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, 2000
The phrasal tonology of Zinza can be described in terms of four major processes, namely deletion of H from phrase-medial inflected verbs, insertion of H on the first of two toneless words, leftward shift of word-final H tone, and rightward spreading of penultimate H tone in phrase-medial position.
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The phrasal tonology of Zinza can be described in terms of four major processes, namely deletion of H from phrase-medial inflected verbs, insertion of H on the first of two toneless words, leftward shift of word-final H tone, and rightward spreading of penultimate H tone in phrase-medial position.
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Parametric phonology and boundary tonology in Xhosa
South African Journal of African Languages, 1998The fallacious practice of formulating language-particular rules whenever.solving phonological problems has pained phonologists for almost two decades.
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The Augment in Luganda Tonology
Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, 1991LARRY M. HYMAN, FRANCIS X. KATAMBA
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