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Phonemic vowel length is common across the world's languages
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Linguistic reference texts confirm that phonemic vowel length is a widespread phenomenon found across the world's languages.

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2010 · cited by 0
phenomenon, known as length, is widespread in the world’s languages. Length is indicated in phonetic … English but not in Spanish). Phonemic level See Phonemic representation. Phonemic paraphasias Speech errors … Language-Specific Patterns Phonetic and Phonemic Transcription 3.1 Phonetic and Phonemic Inventories Above the Segment:
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phenomenon, known as length, is widespread in the world's languages. Length is indicated in phonetic … one-sixth of the world's languages. In fact, though, more than 95 percent of the world's languages … corresponding phonemic representations do not (see figure 3.4). I Phonemic representation
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