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Abstract: The Long Terawan Berawan system of vowel phonemes consists of one monophthong in the antepenult, schwa, and four monophthongs in the penult, i, ə, a , and u . However, the final syllable exhibits ten monophthongs ( i, ĭ, e, ĕ, a, ă, u, ŭ, o, ŏ) and six diphthongs ( əi, ǝu, ăi, ai, ău, au ). The paper describes how the Long Terawan vowel phoneme system emerged from a Proto-Western Malayo-Polynesian system of four monophthongs (*i, *ə, *a, *u).
Oceanic Linguistics – University of Hawai'I Press
Published: Dec 8, 2016
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