bad phonetics makes the Style Invitational
Gordon, Matthew J.
GordonMJ at MISSOURI.EDU
Wed May 21 14:45:17 UTC 2003
It's bad phonologically too assuming the 'she' is an English speaker - aren't alveolar nasals unlikely before velar stops given nasal assimilation?
And when was the last time Chomsky wrote anything about phonetics?
>>> >>>She moaned. It was a low, yearnful moan. Not a moan that Chomsky
would describe as a dental fricative, but more as an alveolar nasal
followed by a velar stop.
(Toby Hansen, Lyndhurst, Ohio)
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