A phonetic study of emphasis and vowels in Egyptian Arabic

Kjell Norlin

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Phonetics and Phonology Research Arabic Language Education Studies Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis

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This dissertation is one of the reports from a joint phonetic Project (LUCLA) on three non-European languages run by the Department of Linguistics in Lund and the Phonetics Department UCLA, Los Angeles.

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