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The nasals of the adult forms, apart from [améa], are homorganic with the
following oral stops and are thus complex articulations and strongly articulated. ln
[2n1\i§ a]'the nasal stop is at the onset of a stressed syllable and is also strongly ...
The nasals of the adult forms, apart from [améa], are homorganic with the
following oral stops and are thus complex articulations and strongly articulated. ln
[2n1\i§ a]'the nasal stop is at the onset of a stressed syllable and is also strongly ...
Page 44
The child appears to perceive the stop feature and the nasality more clearly than
the weakly articulated continuant, and produces the nasal stop,“ and uses
reduplicated nasal stops for the consonantal elements of his disyllabic form. He
does ...
The child appears to perceive the stop feature and the nasality more clearly than
the weakly articulated continuant, and produces the nasal stop,“ and uses
reduplicated nasal stops for the consonantal elements of his disyllabic form. He
does ...
Page 45
ln [rG:nT] and [I'lArll] the nasal stops are at the onset of unstressed syllablgs and
are thus weakly articulated. The continuants [r] and [h] are also weakly articulated
so it seems that no consonant fe"atures stand out clearly for the child; but, ...
ln [rG:nT] and [I'lArll] the nasal stops are at the onset of unstressed syllablgs and
are thus weakly articulated. The continuants [r] and [h] are also weakly articulated
so it seems that no consonant fe"atures stand out clearly for the child; but, ...
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