How Syllable Structure affects Spelling - a Case Study in Swiss German Syllabification
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19.03.2007
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04A - Book part
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Neef, Martin
Neijt, Anneke
Sproat, Richard
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The relation of writing to spoken language
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193-208
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Niemeyer
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Tübingen
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Lesen, Medien, Sprache
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German
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Published
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Lindauer, T. (2007). How Syllable Structure affects Spelling - a Case Study in Swiss German Syllabification. In M. Neef, A. Neijt, & R. Sproat (eds.), The relation of writing to spoken language (pp. 193–208). Niemeyer. http://hdl.handle.net/11654/15714