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Daily Archives: December 14, 2010
Can you have nasalized plosives?
Another topic that emerged during the discussion of transcription conventions for cleft palate speech at the Oslo ICPLA conference this summer concerned nasalized plosives. As we said in yesterday’s post about denasals, if we wanted to denote fully nasal stops … Continue reading
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