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Indigenous Languages of the Americas and Their Structures: Sounds

Author: The Saguaro Group

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Title: Indigenous Languages of the Americas and Their Structures: Sounds

Author: The Saguaro Group

Description: A phonetics and phonology textbook built entirely on Indigenous languages of the Americas. It covers consonants, vowels, syllables, tone and stress with real data and exercises, and is a great way to practice sound analysis beyond English.

Pages: 623

Size: 7.15 MB

Format: PDF

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