Phonotactic Adjustments in Yoruba Adaptation of English Syllable Structures

Syllable Structure and Phonotactic Constraints in Igala

Tonal Patterns of English Syllable Structure Borrowed into Yoruba

Syllable asymmetries in comparative Yoruba phonology

Syllables display symmetrical and asymmetrical properties in two Yoruba dialects. In the asymmetric

Syllable structure and loanword adaptation in Fròʔò

This article examines the syllable structure in Fòʔò, a dialect of Tagbana spoken in Côte d'Ivoire. The underlying syllable structure is limited to C(C)V and V syllable, thus syllables with an onset and syllables consisting with a nucleus and nothing else. The onse

Phonological Adaptation of English Loanwords into Lenje (M61): A Study of Declusterisation, Substitution, and Syllable Restructuring in a Bantu Language

This study examines the phonological processes involved in adapting English borrowed words into Lenj

Theta Roles in Yoruba Argument Structures