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Hamont-Achel dialect: Revision history


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  • curprev 20:3020:30, 22 July 2022 Sol505000 talk contribs 14,434 bytes −641 Phonology: rm - this is my OR regarding tone, the original transcription is awful in that it doesn't adhere to the tonal analysis but to the length analysis and no effort was made to ascribe the correct tone/underlying (phonemic) length undo

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  • curprev 12:4412:44, 23 February 2022 Sol505000 talk contribs 14,487 bytes −75 H&G's claim that Weert Limburgish has five phonemic degrees of openness among the long front unrounded vowels is tenuous at best - /aː/ is clearly phonologically central if not back as it umlauts to /œː/, as in other Limburgish dialects. It can't be phonologically front, that's not how umlauting works. Furthermore, /eː/ is not a phonetic monophthong, as it features a centering glide [eə]. So, there are no 5 degrees of openness in Weert, neither phonologically nor phonetically. undo

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