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Systems of Tone-Marking African Languages

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natural language processing

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paper
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A.
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Cam
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The following paper does not set out to be a comprehensive comparison of tonal systems—it is rather an account of my own experiences with various methods, with special reference to tone-marking in dictionaries and vocabularies. For this reason a certain amount of biographical detail is inevitable.

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