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Selected disyllabic CVCV words

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natural language processing
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ShuHarKei
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Elicitation of the following words: For [u/ʊ]: smallpox, mongoose, fibre, diarrhoea For [o/ɔ]: African palm tree, wasp, gourd, to grind, bull, to stab, mudded place For [i/ɪ]: dry grass, guts, rocks For [e/ɛ]: bright, to wake up, mosquito, fat For [a]: pot, wine koji Extra: to put seeds on the ground, to weed (in general), to weed (1st cleaning when the grass is big), to weed (2nd cleaning). Language as given: Kufo catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au

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