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Same Tone, Different Category: Linguistic-Tonetic Variation in the Areal Tone Acoustics of Chuqu Wu

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Steed, William
Rose, Philip

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International Speech Communication Association

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Acoustic and auditory data are presented for the citation tones of single speakers from nine sites (eight hitherto undescribed in English) from the little-studied Chuqu subgroup of Wu in East Central China: Lìshuǐ, Lóngquán Qìngyuán, Lóngyóu, Jìn

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Proceedings of the 10th Annual Conference of the International Speech Communication Association

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2037-12-31