A Phonological Sketch of Ngiemboon-Bamileke
Stephen C. Anderson, SIL Cameroon 2008
"The phonology of Ngiemboon was first described in detail in Anderson (1976a). It used a prosodic interpretation and did not use the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). This section of the dictionary is therefore just a brief overview of the Ngiemboon sound system, but in a more transparent model and also using IPA symbols for all the phonetics. Since Ngiemboon phonology is quite complex, it is difficult to present it in a concise manner. The present sketch will attempt that goal by describing the various phonological subsystems in a series of charts with the bare minimum of prose explanation."
Ngiemboon is one of the Bamileke languages of Cameroon.
Attached files NgiemboonPhonologySketch2009English-u.pdf (https://www.abibitumi.com/wp-content/uploads/ppMigration/91175=7247-NgiemboonPhonologySketch2009English-u.pdf) (141.7 KB)