Examine any of the spectrograms below and try to solve it. Clicking on any one of them will take you to the solution. Each solution will show the spectrogram again, but segmented and labeled, followed by the text/gloss of the spectrogram, and then the excruciating discussion (segment by segment). There should be a button next to each gloss which will allow you to play a .WAV file of the source. This is included with the <EMBED> tag, which may or may not work on all browsers. Sorry.
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Robert Hagiwara, Ph.D. Dept. of Linguistics University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba CANADA R3T 5V5 |
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