An Example of Suprasegmental Convergence

An Example of Suprasegmental Convergence

An analysis of prosodic phenomena in the speech of the trilingual Canadian Metis (Cree) speakers. The complexity of the Cree intonational pattern, & ways in which it interacts with French & Eng intonation patterns are briefly described. The intonation system described occurs only in older sp...

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Veröffentlicht in:International journal of American linguistics 1983-01, Vol.49 (1), p.91-93
1. Verfasser: Douaud, Patrick C.
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
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Language
Lexical stress
Linguistic anthropology
Notes and Reviews
Phonological intonation
Phonological stress
Suprasegmentals
Syllables
Vowels
Words
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Zusammenfassung:An analysis of prosodic phenomena in the speech of the trilingual Canadian Metis (Cree) speakers. The complexity of the Cree intonational pattern, & ways in which it interacts with French & Eng intonation patterns are briefly described. The intonation system described occurs only in older speakers, as Cree & French have been largely replaced by English among the young. B. Annesser
ISSN:0020-7071
1545-7001
DOI:10.1086/465770