Tianjin Mandarin tones and tunes

Tianjin Mandarin tones and tunes

<p>Lexical tones and intonational tunes are both mainly realised through pitch modulation. What role does intonation play in a language which has a lexical tonal contrast? Can one separate ‘tone’ from ‘intonation’? If yes, how do lexical tones interact with intonational tunes? In order to answ...

Bibliografske podrobnosti
Glavni avtor:	Zhang, C
Drugi avtorji:	Lahiri, A
Format:	Thesis
Izdano:	2018

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