 Thus the peculiar Japanese (r) seems to be formed by first bringing the tip of the tongue against the gums without any emission of breath, and then passing on to an untrilled (r), allowing voiced breath to pass at the moment of removing the tongue. As...  A Handbook of Phonetics - Página 97de Henry Sweet - 1877 - 215 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Archibald Henry Sayce - 1880 - 470 páginas
...is sometimes " reduced " to a glide (" Grundziige," p. 91). • " The Japanese r," says Mr. Sweet, " seems to be formed by first bringing the tip of the...breath to pass at the moment of removing the tongue.'' The sound has been mistaken for r, !, or even d, and as it is substituted for all foreign /'s and r's,... | |
 | Archibald Henry Sayce - 1880 - 470 páginas
...is sometimes " reduced " to a glide (" Grundziige," p. 91). • " The Japanese r," says Mr. Sweet, " seems to be formed by first bringing the tip of the...breath to pass at the moment of removing the tongue." The sound has been mistaken for r, I, or even d, and as it is substituted for all foreign /'s and r's,... | |
 | Archibald Henry Sayce - 1880 - 468 páginas
...is sometimes " reduced " to a glide (" Grundziige," p. 91). : " The Japanese r," says Mr. Sweet, " seems to be formed by first bringing the tip of the...breath to pass at the moment of removing the tongue." The sound has been mistaken for r, I, or even d, and as it is substituted for all foreign /'s and r's,... | |
 | Archibald Henry Sayce - 1880 - 496 páginas
...sometimes “reduced” to a glide (“ Grundzüge,” p. 91). 2 “The Japanese r,” says Mr. Sweet, “seems to be formed by first bringing the tip of...breath to pass at the moment of removing the tongue.” The sound has been mistaken for r, I, or even d, and as it is substituted for all foreign i's and r's,... | |
 | Archibald Henry Sayce - 1883 - 486 páginas
...is sometimes " reduced " to a glide (" Grundziige," p. 91). : " The Japanese r," says Mr. Sweet, " seems to be formed by first bringing the tip of the...breath to pass at the moment of removing the tongue." The sound has been mistaken for r, I, or even /, and as it is substituted for all foreign /'s and r's,... | |
 | Archibald Henry Sayce - 1890 - 486 páginas
...to a glide (" Grundzüge," p. 91). - " The Japanese r," says Mr. Sweet, " seems to be formed byfirst bringing the tip of the tongue against the gums without...breath to pass at the moment of removing the tongue." The sound has been mistaken for r, I, or even d, and as it is substituted for all foreign /'s and r's,... | |
 | Archibald Henry Sayce - 1900 - 494 páginas
...is sometimes " reduced " to a glide (" Grundziige," p. 91). " " The Japanese r," says Mr. Sweet, " seems to be formed by first bringing the tip of the...emission of breath, and then passing on to an untrilled /-, allowing voiced breath to pass at the moment of removing the tongue." The sound has been mistaken... | |
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