The Journal of the Indian Archipelago and Eastern Asia, 7권James Richardson Logan Printed at the Mission Press, 1853 |
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... Phonology . In Chinese there is no phonology of structure . The strong intonations prevent the phonetic union of different utterances by a unity of breathing , and as any alteration in the tone changes the word , no phonetic com ...
... Phonology . In Chinese there is no phonology of structure . The strong intonations prevent the phonetic union of different utterances by a unity of breathing , and as any alteration in the tone changes the word , no phonetic com ...
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... phonology is a highly developed articulative power , restrained within monoto- nic limits , but by this very restraint compelled to give the utmost variety to elementary sounds . The complex final vowels are still , to a large extent ...
... phonology is a highly developed articulative power , restrained within monoto- nic limits , but by this very restraint compelled to give the utmost variety to elementary sounds . The complex final vowels are still , to a large extent ...
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... phonology , which places them at a great distance from the Burmah - Tibetan . Both are distinguished by a strong addiction to liquids ( 1 , r , ) — the sibilant tendency embracing Chinese also . The Tamil phonology is more agglomerative ...
... phonology , which places them at a great distance from the Burmah - Tibetan . Both are distinguished by a strong addiction to liquids ( 1 , r , ) — the sibilant tendency embracing Chinese also . The Tamil phonology is more agglomerative ...
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