The phonetic inventory of chilean spanish: guiding principles, provisional inventory of consonants and system of representation (IPA-CL)
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https://doi.org/10.7764/onomazein.24.03Keywords:
Chilean Spanish, International Phonetic Alphabet, IPA-CL, phonetic inventoryAbstract
The present article proposes a set of principles to guide the process of defining the segmental phonetic inventory of contemporary Chilean Spanish. It presents a provisional phonetic inventory of consonants based on the above-mentioned principles, using the Spanish spoken in the province of Concepción (Chile) as its point of reference. In addition, it presents a system for the phonetic representation of this and future inventories (IPA-CL) and proposes a research program with the goal of establishing a definitive phonetic inventory of contemporary Chilean Spanish. The long-term objective of this article is to spur research on both the theoretical and methodological issues presented here, and the selection and characterization of the phones of the provisional inventory.
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