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Tier-selection: what we can learn from the Tukano data #18

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LinguList opened this issue May 31, 2015 · 0 comments
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Tier-selection: what we can learn from the Tukano data #18

LinguList opened this issue May 31, 2015 · 0 comments

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Tiers for nasality make definitely sense in the tukano data: just assign for every sound in a word, whether it is a sound occuring in a word that begins or contains a nasal. We can even make different kinds of nasal tiers:

  • full nasal (nasal anywhere in the word, broadest tier)
  • initial nasal (nasal in initial), or
  • syllable-onset nasal

One can expand this ad libititum, and adapt it on a family-specific basis. For Chiense dialects, for example, we would want to assign nasality based on the offset, etc.

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