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1 online resource (xlvii, 559 pages) : illustrations, maps |
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Trends in linguistics. Studies and monographs ; 102 |
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Trends in linguistics. Studies and monographs ; 102.
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Contents |
Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Preface -- Contents -- List of abbreviations -- List of maps and figures -- List of tables -- Introduction, the Cantonese language -- Chapter 1, Cantonese consonants and vowels -- 1.0 Introduction to articulatory phonetics -- 1.1 Initial and final consonants -- 1.2 Vowels -- 1.3 Cantonese rimes -- 1.4 Alternation of homorganic final consonants: -m/-p, -n/-t, -Å?/-k -- 1.5 Literary and colloquial rimes with short and long vowels -- 1.6 Conclusion to Chapter 1 -- Chapter 2, Cantonese tones -- 2.0 Introduction to tone |
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2.1 Auditory description of Cantonese tone contours2.2 Cantonese tone categories -- 2.3 Acoustic analysis of Cantonese tone contours -- 2.4 F0 displays of Cantonese tone contours -- 2.5 Chao tone letters and F0 values -- 2.6 Differences in descriptions of Cantonese tone contours -- 2.7 Macao tone contours -- 2.8 Cantonese lexical tone and sentence intonation -- 2.9 Historical development of Cantonese tone categories -- 2.10 Cantonese tone sandhi -- 2.11 Cantonese pi:n-jÉ?Ì?m?? â€?changed tonesâ€? -- 2.12 Conclusion to Chapter 2 |
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Figure 2.3, F0 displays of Cantonese tone contoursChapter 3, Cantonese syllables and words -- 3.0 Introduction -- 3.1 Cantonese morphology -- 3.2 Cantonese sound symbolism and meaning -- 3.3 The Expanding and contracting Cantonese syllable -- 3.4 The Expanding and contracting Cantonese syllabary -- 3.5 English loanwords in Cantonese -- 3.6 Cantonese syllabary -- 3.7 Conclusion to Chapter 3 -- Postscript, Cantonese in the 21st century -- Notes to Chapter 1 -- Notes to Chapter 2 -- Notes to Chapter 3 -- References |
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Appendix 1, Comparative table of Cantonese romanization systemsAppendix 2, Tone contour displays for second group of Cantonese speakers -- Appendix 3, Cantonese syllabary -- Appendix 4.1, Colloquial Cantonese morphosyllables and morphosyllables used in transliterating English loanwords -- Appendix 4.2, Colloquial and loanword morphosyllables with consonant clusters with -l- -- Appendix 5, Cantonese-English pi:n-jÉ?Ì?m?? glossary -- Appendix 6, Glossary of linguistic terms -- Author index -- Language and subject index |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and indexes |
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Subject |
Cantonese dialects -- Phonology
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Chinese language -- Modern Chinese, 1919- -- Phonology
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY -- Chinese.
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Cantonese dialects -- Phonology
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Chinese language -- Modern Chinese -- Phonology
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Kantonees.
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Fonologie.
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Cantonais (dialecte) -- Phonologie.
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Chinois (langue) -- 1919- ... (chinois moderne) -- Phonologie.
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Phonologie
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Cantonese dialects -- Phonology.
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Chinese language -- 1919-, modern Chinese -- Phonology.
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Kantonesisch.
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Electronic book
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Author |
Bauer, Robert S. (Robert Stuart), 1946-
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Benedict, Paul K
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ISBN |
9783110823707 |
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3110823705 |
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