ICPhS XVI ID 1758 Saarbrücken, 6-10 August 2007

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• Phonological development
• Babbling
• Reduplication
• Intonation
• Prosody
• Syllable
• Rhythm
• Origin of language
• Vowel
• Linguistics
• Phonology
• Phonetics

Filler syllables in emerging grammar 1 Filler Syllables: What Is Their Status In Emerging Grammar? Ann M. Peters

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• Grammar
• Phonology
• Language acquisition
• Filler
• Grammaticalization
• Morpheme
• Function word
• Reduplication
• Linguistics
• Language
• Human communication

GRAMMATICAL REDUPLICATION IN INDIC AND SLAVIC

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JILA GHOMESHI, RAY JACKENDOFF, NICOLE ROSEN and KEVIN RUSSELL CONTRASTIVE FOCUS REDUPLICATION IN ENGLISH (THE SALAD-SALAD PAPER)
ABSTRACT. This paper presents a phenomenon of colloquial English that we call Contrasti

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• Reduplication
• Contrastive focus reduplication
• Sociolinguistics
• Optimality theory
• Apophony
• Linguistics
• Phonology
• Linguistic morphology

PDF Document

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• Science
• Linguistic morphology
• Natural language processing
• Phonology
• Reduplication
• Text segmentation
• Mandarin Chinese
• Chinese language
• N-gram
• Linguistics
• Computational linguistics
• Speech recognition

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• Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs
• University of South Carolina Upstate
• Shm-reduplication
• Spartanburg County
• South Carolina
• South Carolina
• American Association of State Colleges and Universities

MWAGHAVUL EXPRESSIVES Roger Blench Kay Williamson Educational Foundation 1. Introduction 1.1 Background to ideophones in Africa One of the most distinctive features of African languages are the abundance of

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• Ideophone
• Mwaghavul language
• Language
• Niger–Congo languages
• Adjective
• Grammatical number
• Reduplication
• Linguistics
• Languages of Nigeria
• West Chadic languages

Surface-to-Surface Morphology: When Your Representations Turn into Constraints Luigi Burzio Johns Hopkins University 1. Introduction

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• Grammar
• Optimality theory
• Linguistic morphology
• Markedness
• Reduplication
• Linguistics
• Phonology
• Language

• David Testen, University of Chicago Arabic Correlates to the Akkadian Stem-Type puruss¯ a! The Akkadian lexicon features a small but signiÞcant set of substantival stems of the shape

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• Languages of Israel
• Semitic languages
• Linguistic morphology
• Languages of Iraq
• Biblical Hebrew
• Reduplication
• Akkadian language
• Amorite language
• Arabic language
• Asia
• Linguistics
• Fertile Crescent

THE INTERACTION OF PHONAESTHEMES AND TEMPLATIC STRUCTURES IN KOLOKUMA NJỌ IDEOPHONES DRAFT ONLY

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• Reduplication
• Niger–Congo languages
• Vowel
• Linguistics
• Ideophone
• Linguistic morphology