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If anyone knows any infomations about the following topics, please email to <mtongMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuenorthnet.com.au>. Your informations will be greatly appreciated. Is there any Experimental Phonetic investigation done on the Acoustics and Articulations (i.e., purely physical characteristics) of Cantonese sounds, such as Waveform Patterns, Spectra and Formants of vowels, EPG (Electropalatography) or articulatory patterns, Airflows (Oral & Nasal), Tone Measurements or EGG (Electroglottograph), Glottalisation, and the "mystery" of Syllable-final Consonants, etc.? Thank you. Malindy Tong
Looking for research done on prenominal adjectival passives (or past participles) Esp. concerning the modification of these passives. If you are doing work in this area or are familiar with an article or book that might help, please let me know. Thanks a million in advance. Michelle HurstMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
On Monday 4/8/97 on "The World" a national public radio show there was a discussion regarding the mixed language of SHENG, which is a combination of English, Swahili, German and Latin. This mixed language is spoken by the youth in Kenya. I am trying to collect data regarding this topic and asking for assistance with the LISTSERV subscribers. I would appreciate your comments and suggestions for further research. Thank You!Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
Could anyone let me know if you know somebody who is working on Ko garu-go, the language which is being used by young girls in junior or high schools in Tokyo? One of the words "choberiba" is the most successful new Japanese word in 1996. The word received a prize. Shinsuke Watanabe (ssanMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuesiu.edu) A graduate student in Linguistics Department at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.