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Phonation types in Chinese and South East Asian languages

Abstract In Chinese and in South East Asian languages we commonly encounter the phenomenon that a vowel or a set of vowels have undergone an influence which has caused each vowel to split into variants, which after the loss of the conditioning factor acquire status as phonemes.

So̵ren Egerod | Søren Egerod

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