West-Central Thailand Pwo Karen Phonology
Description
West-Central Thailand Pwo Karen consonant, vowel, and tone recordings, along with examples of complex monosyllables, sesquisyllables, and disyllables. All of these words can be found in the word lists in the appendix of Phillips (1996).
In the file names, consonant sounds are symbolized as follows. Note that glottal is represented by q and the voiced velar approximant is represented by g.
p, t, c, k, q
ph, th, ch, kh
b, d
m, n, ng
s, sh, x, h
w, r, j, g
l
Vowel sounds are symbolized as follows:
Oral vowels:
i, ue, u
e, oe, o
a
ai, aue
Nasalized vowels:
ing, ueng, ung
eng, oeng, ong
oang
aing
Tones are symbolized as follows:
H - high rise
M - mid rise
L - Low falling
HF - High falling
HQ - High glottalized
LQ - Low glottalized
Files
WCT Pwo sounds and words.zip
Files
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Additional details
References
- Phillips, Audra. 1996. Dialect comparison among the Pwo Karen of Central Thailand. Proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium on Languages and Linguistics, vol. III, 1122–1162. Bangkok, Thailand. http://sealang.net/sala/archives/pdf8/phillips1996dialect.pdf.