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What is “Ablaut”? Within just over a minute Prof. Handke defines and exemplifies this specific type of sound change using examples from English and German. .
PHY_012 – Linguistic Micro-Lectures: Ablaut
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Does ablaut exist in the Indic branch of Indo European?
Do you guys have a more extensive video on this?
thank u, sir, .this video helped me a lot
Hello I have become fan of your videos since I enrolled in a Master's Degree in Language Teaching. Today I have a special task about syllabic division where the teacher gives a word and four options to its syllabic division, obviously only one is correct. I have to give reasons why the others are not correct and I am having problems with the reasons of why /maʊntn/(one syllable) and /təʊtl/ (one syllable are not possible. Could you help me to find the reason, please?
Thakn you
source filter theory?????????????????
Thank U sir . This video helped me to take my seminar properly