Acoustical characteristics of selected English consonants.
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TextSeries: Indiana University. Publication ; v. 34. | International journal of American linguistics ; v. 30, no. 3, pt. 4.Publication details: Bloomington, Indiana University, 1964.Description: xi, 197 p. illus. 26 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - 421.5 LEH
- PM101 .I5 vol. 30, no. 3, pt. 4
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International journal of American liguistics, v. 30, no. 3. pt. 4.
Bibliography : p. 194-197.
Introduction // Some Allophones of / l / in American English // Some Allophones of /r/ in American English // A study of /w/ and /y/ in American English // Acoustic Characteristics of /h/ and whispered speech // Summary and interpretation // Excursus to Chapter 6 // List of Sources Cited in the Text //
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