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![Figure 8: Spectrogram Reading of [ga.ˈʔan.daɹ] "to move"](profile/Vincent-Christopher-Santiago/publication/332550614/figure/fig4/AS:750154810400771@1555862252503/Spectrogram-Reading-of-gaanda-to-move_Q320.jpg)
The paper is a study of the more salient and noteworthy features of the phonological system of the language of Ini / Romblomanon spoken primarily in the province of Romblon. The methods of acoustic phonetics were employed in tackling problems involving the said language's consonantal and vowel inventory and the exact characterization and articulati...
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... abovementioned procedures resulted in the following vowel maps: Figure 1 and 2 clearly show that the "vowels" represented orthographically as "o" and "u" constitute but a single phoneme; with various allophonic realizations in different words and contexts. In Table 3 & 4, the mean values of the formants of the vowels of Ini (for male and female speaker, respectively) are listed: If we plot these mean values on a vowel map, we get a clearer picture of where the approximate points of articulation are for each vowel, for each consultant: Figure 5 may indicate that male speakers of Ini generally tend to articulate their vowels higher, i.e, their vowels tend to have a lower F1 than that of female speakers of Ini. Aside from slightly greater height, the vowels of male Ini speakers tend to be more back, relative to that of female Ini speakers. ...
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