Table B A Tu Luz B Kyx Siv C Xu3 D Bug E Ax Fiv F De Ly3 G Bluz H Xa Sin Toulouse Cursive R 1 (133.33 KiB) Viewed 8 times
Table B a. [tu.luz] b. [kyx.siv] c. [xu3] d. [bug] e. [ax.fiv] f. [de.ly3] g. [bluz] h. [xa.sın] 'Toulouse' 'cursive' 'red' 'to move' 'archive' 'outpour' 'blouse' 'root' o. [ox.ga.niz] p. [xe.glis] q. [de.lis] r. [vis] s. [a.ni.ma.txıs] 'animator, (f.)' t. [ma.lis] 'mischief' u. [vin] 'vine' V. [XYS] 'Russian' 'organise' 'liquorice' 'delicacy' 'screw'
i. [e.gliz] j. [ad.miz] k. [vi.txin] 1. [dzin] m. [ɛks.pex.tsiz] n. [va.liz] Question 8 voiced stops 'church' w. [livx] 'admitted, (f.)' x. [tsyxk] 'showcase' y. [myz] 'worthy' z. [Sin] 'expertise' 'suitcase' voiceless stops Ovoiced fricatives nasals voiceless fricatives Based on the new data provided in Table B, there is one class of consonants which poses a problem for the environment described in the rule proposed above, in Canadian French 2. What is this natural class of consonants? aa. [vik.tsim] bb. [xe.3im] voiceless affricates 'book' 'Turkish' 'muse' 'sign' 'victim' 'regime' 0/2 pts
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