syntactic gemination造句

例句与造句

1. :: We are especially talking about open and closed vowels and syntactic gemination, as I said.
2. But this is a minor concern, while the most important thing is, again syntactic gemination and also open and closed vowels.
3. :: the real vandal is the guy above ( who ignore, among other things, what is syntactic gemination ) : I had to correct all his crape.
4. Sandhi is, however, reflected in the orthography of Sanskrit, Marathi, Pali and some other Indian languages, as with in Italian in the case of compound words with lexicalized syntactic gemination.
5. The " gorgia " affects the voiceless stops and, which are pronounced as fricative consonants in post-vocalic position ( when not blocked by the competing phenomenon of syntactic gemination ):
6. It's difficult to find syntactic gemination in a sentence. 用syntactic gemination造句挺难的
7. In some phonetic transcriptions, such as in the Zingarelli dictionary, words that lead to syntactic gemination are marked an asterisk : the preposition " a " is transcribed as / a * /.
8. There are two Italian pronunciation dictionaries online, namely DOP and DiPI . Neither acknowledges the absence of syntactic gemination after the word " e ", so the case is closed as to what constitutes Italian standard pronunciation.
9. What I did was point out that syntactic gemination forms part of a broad / phonemic, not just a narrow / phonetic, transcription of Italian standard pronunciation . talk ) 16 : 41, 5 September 2016 ( UTC)
10. It is hardly surprising that a legitimate user would edit transcriptions to include syntactic gemination, as it is  contrary to Voceditenore's assertion  phonemic in Italian standard pronunciation and therefore appropriate for Wikipedia's transcriptions of Italian pronunciation.
11. On the evidence of " sloppily written " Lombardic language documents, however, the loss of final / s / did not occur until the seventh or eighth century, after the Vulgar Latin period, and the presence of many former final consonants is betrayed by the syntactic gemination ( " raddoppiamento sintattico " ) that they trigger.