on the pre-nasalized consonants of cape verdean creole
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Abstract
The status of pre-nasalized consonants of basilectal Cape Verdean Creole (the Santiago variety) is a matter of some debate in the literature, between proponents of bisegmental analyses and of a monosegmental one. This paper critically reviews bisegmental analyses and adduces synchronic and diachronic data in favour of an interpretation of pre-nasalized consonants as single phonological units. This analysis is further supported by comparative evidence from other creoles.
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| Authors | ;Andrei A. Avram |
| Journal | finance india |
| Year | 2009 |
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