LINGUIST List 16.3070
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Mon Oct 24 2005
Qs: Tenseless Languages; Spectographs
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Directory
1. Carlota
Smith,
Tenseless Languages
2. Tom
Zurinskas,
Spectographs
Message 1: Tenseless Languages
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Date: 24-Oct-2005
From: Carlota Smith <CarlotaSmithmail.utexas.edu>
Subject: Tenseless Languages
I am assembling a list of languages that are tenseless - either definitely
or purportedly - and grammars and/or articles about those languages. Any
information on this topic would be welcome.
Linguistic Field(s): Language Description
Morphology
Syntax
Message 2: Spectographs
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Date: 24-Oct-2005
From: Tom Zurinskas <tzurinskasyahoo.com>
Subject: Spectographs
Can someone send me spectrographs of these words thin, think, thing, theme, ban,
bang, bank, bane as spoken on http://m-w.com/
Linguistic Field(s): Phonetics
Subject Language(s): English (eng)
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