An acoustic study of fricated vowels in Nuosu Yi: an exploratory study |
Perkins, Jeremy
(University of Aizu)
Lee, Seunghun J. (Central Connecticut State University) Li, Xiao (Queens College) Liu, Hongyong (South China Normal University) |
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