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Pola Suku Kata Bahasa Molof

Yohanis Sanjoko

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Abstract

Parts of words spoken in one breath, usually consisting of several phonemes which is a syllable. Molof syllables has always a core vowel syllables. Molof syllables consisting of one vowel, one vowel and one consonant, a consonant and a vowel, and one consonant, one vowel, and one consonant.

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Parts of words spoken in one breath, usually consisting of several phonemes which is a syllable. Molof syllables has always a core vowel syllables. Molof syllables consisting of one vowel, one vowel and one consonant, a consonant and a vowel, and one consonant, one vowel, and one consonant.

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Parts of words spoken in one breath, usually consisting of several phonemes which is a syllable. Molof syllables has always a core vowel syllables. Molof syllables consisting of one vowel, one vowel and one consonant, a consonant and a vowel, and one consonant, one vowel, and one consonant.

Key concepts: Vowel, Syllable, Consonant, Mid vowel, Relative articulation, Mathematics, Diphthong, Speech recognition

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