LINGUIST List 16.598
Tue Mar 01 2005
Qs: Alleantic Language; Text for Spanish Phonetics
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1. Stan
Anonby,
Alleantic Language
2. David
Barnwell,
Text for Spanish Phonetics
Message 1: Alleantic Language
Date: 01-Mar-2005
From: Stan Anonby <stan-sandy_anonbysil.org>
Subject: Alleantic Language
Can anyone tell me what the Alleantic language is? I think it might be a
word for Huarpe, an extinct language of Mendoza, Argentina.
Stan Anonby
Linguistic Field(s):
Language Description
Message 2: Text for Spanish Phonetics
Date: 01-Mar-2005
From: David Barnwell <david.barnwellnuim.ie>
Subject: Text for Spanish Phonetics
I would value any recommendations on a textbook to be used in an
introductory Spanish phonetics course.
I left the US some time ago and have lost touch with available
textbooks. Which of them come with tape or CD?
Many Thanks
D Barnwell
Ireland
Linguistic Field(s):
Applied Linguistics
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