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Phonology[edit]

The phonology section gave me a headache. The charts are based on Chafe 2015, but the descriptions are based on Chafe 1967. It's also impossible for me to decipher what he meant with the (IPA? Americanist? ad hoc?) symbols from the 60's. Snowman304|talk 13:24, 4 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]