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phonetic ADJ

phonetic analysis PSYCH

phonetic errors PSYCH

phonetic transcription PSYCH

phonetic zero PSYCH

international phonetic alphabet

phonetic structure disorders PSYCH

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Here vowel length is conditioned by phonetic and morphemic environment.
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A major source of change is the constant competition between the tendency towards phonological integration and the tendency towards phonetic simplicity.
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Those for teaching advanced learners (such as youths and adults) have infrequent phonetic annotations for new phrases or characters.
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In some cases, however, the kanji are sometimes chosen for both their semantic and phonetic values, a form of phono-semantic matching.
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The preposition "v" is always bound to the following word; however its phonetic realization follows the normal phonological rules for.
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His travels enabled him to collect information about the sounds of many languages and to develop a universal phonetic alphabet.
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In earlier times, greater phonetic freedom was generally allowed.
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Some dialects may show more than one phonetic form, but the conditioning factors for such variation are unknown.
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There is considerable variation in its application and phonetic effects.
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Contraction causes phonetic changes in the vowels directly preceding the deleted syllable.
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