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1. Introduction
2. Segments: Inventory and Feature Specifications
3. Phonotactic Constraints
4. Word Phonology
5. Syllable Structure
6. Stress Assignment in Simplex Words
7. Cyclic Stress Assignment
8. Cyclic Syllabification
9. Tonal Accents
10. Intonation and Rhythm
11. Postlexical Segmental Phonology
12. Orthographic Conventions References
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David Williams
reviewed The Phonology of Norwegian on January 18, 2014
The Phonology of Norwegian
I hurried through this one a bit, did not do all the exercises. The book is pretty good, builds up nicely, explains well. Norwegian is a fun language to learn and not overly hard for a Dutch speaker like me (nor is it for English speakers). The CD's are lousy though, way to much English explanation, they are boring to listen to more than once.
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