2018
DOI: 10.4000/mandenkan.1873
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Муан-Французский Словарь

Abstract: Les voyelles longues sont désignées par les lettres redoublées. 13 2.2.3. Nasalisation. En mwan la nasalisation est un trait pertinent du pied entier, c.-àd. que dans un pied nasalisé, l'ensemble des voyelles et des consonnes sont nasalisées. À l'écrit, la nasalisation n'est marquée dans le pied qu'une seule fois. Il y a deux façons différentes pour marquer la nasalité vocalique : 1) par l'utilisation des lettres « m » et « n » pour les pieds nasaux avec les phonèmes / ɓ / ou / ɗ / ; 2) par la lettre « n » apr… Show more

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“…Under this analysis, nasal consonants are the result of spreading a vowel's [nasal] feature to the rest of the foot. For example, in Mwan (Perekhvalskaya & Yegbé 2018), /ɓ/ and /ɗ/ in a nasal foot will be realized as [m] and [n]. Thus, nasality is still a phonemic feature of the language (see e.g.…”
Section: Beyond Samogomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under this analysis, nasal consonants are the result of spreading a vowel's [nasal] feature to the rest of the foot. For example, in Mwan (Perekhvalskaya & Yegbé 2018), /ɓ/ and /ɗ/ in a nasal foot will be realized as [m] and [n]. Thus, nasality is still a phonemic feature of the language (see e.g.…”
Section: Beyond Samogomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast, the phonological status of nasal consonants in Mande is somewhat debatable. For half of the Southern Mande languages, such as Goo (Aplonova and Vydrin 2017), different varieties of Dan (Vydrin 2017;Vydrin and Kessegbeu 2008), or Mwan (Perekhvalskaya 2017), it is claimed that nasal stops are not phonologized and receive their nasal quality in nasal contexts, especially in combinations that have nasal vowels. In Mano, as in Tura (Idiatov and Aplonova 2017) and Beng (Paperno 2014), evidence suggests that nasal vowels do not trigger the nasalization of the consonants on the surface level, but rather that nasal consonants are phonologized.…”
Section: Phoneme Inventorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another transfer issue has to do with regional practice. At least two of the fourteen Ivoirian languages that used to use the punctuation strat egy for marking tone-Mwan (Perekhvalskaya and Yegbé, 2018) and Guro (N. Kuznetsova, O. Kuznetsova, and Vydrin, 2009)-have aban doned it, and plans are afoot to switch in Western Dan (Loh Japhet p.c.) and Gban too (Taki Oya Robert p.c.).…”
Section: Maximum Ease Of Transfermentioning
confidence: 99%