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Acoustic correlates of stress in Kambaata

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Creator:
BueTreis, Yvonne
Editor:
LPPLanUni
Publisher:
CCSD
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Kambaata

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Pitch accentSuprasegmental phoneticsToneStressCushiticPhonétique suprasegmentaleTonAccent toniqueCouchitique[SHS.LANGUE]Humanities and Social Sciences/Linguistics

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