chroneme造句

例句与造句

1. American English does not have minimal pairs indicating the existence of chronemes or may theoretically be said to have only one chroneme.
2. Some other dialects such as Australian English have contrastive vowel length, but it is not analysed as the consequence of a chroneme.
3. Almost all Uralic languages, such as moraic chroneme as a phoneme ( also arguably called archiphoneme or epenthetic vowel / consonant ).
4. In the description of some languages, the term chroneme has been used to indicate contrastive length or " duration " of phonemes.
5. The etymology of the vocalic chroneme has been traced to a voiced velar fricative in the hypothetical Proto-Uralic language, such that becomes.
6. It's difficult to find chroneme in a sentence. 用chroneme造句挺难的
7. However, long vowels may be analyzed as a vowel followed by a chroneme, or also, that sequences of identical vowels are pronounced as " diphthongs ".
8. In some cases, it is caused by a following chroneme, which is etymologically a consonant, e . g . " j滗 " " ice " ?
9. A Western Finnish dialectal phenomenon seen in some dialects is the assimilation of the final "-a " into a preceding vowel, thus making the chroneme the partitive marker.
10. Japanese, for example, only allows and a chroneme in a coda, and theoretically has no consonant clusters at all, as the onset is composed of at most one consonant.
11. In Finnish, Estonian and Sami languages, there are also two allophonic lengths of the chroneme, " half-long " and " over-long ".
12. It is also grammatically important; the third person marker is a chroneme ( " menee " " s / he goes " ), and often in the spoken Finnish of the Helsinki area there are grammatical minimal pairs, e . g . nominative " Stadi " " Helsinki " vs . partitive " Stadii " " at Helsinki ".
13. Votic also has a number of alternations between continuants which are short in the'weak'grade, and geminates in the'strong'grade ( " kass
    
    "'to sprinkle / water'vs . " kasan "'I sprinkle / water'), as well as more voicing alternations between palatalized stops, and the alternations between nasal + consonant ~ nasal + chroneme found in Finnish.