Papers by Sarbajit Leihaorambam
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Man is bound to speak, which is the main device to express ones feelings or concepts inside out. ... more Man is bound to speak, which is the main device to express ones feelings or concepts inside out. The hand written language records the spoken one and plays the vital role in information technology as well as electronic retrieval system. Linguistics, the study of language, was taken for granted to be the study of spoken language until recently. The written was just written down the spoken language. Besides, it should be easy and natural to learn the spoken language as it is the only language visible, language that is seen with the eyes and make with the hands, just as the spoken language is heard with the ears and spoken with the mouth. This paper focuses on the problems of Meiteiron written using Bengali script, the advantage of using Meitei script for written Meiteiron and some innovative approach to Meiteiron written using the indigenous script.
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This paper study aims to present the acoustic analysis of Meeteilon consonants through detailed i... more This paper study aims to present the acoustic analysis of Meeteilon consonants through detailed investigation of the place and the manner of articulation. Meeteilon has 38 phonemes altogether including both suprasegmental and segmental phonemes. Out of these 38 phonemes, 24 are consonants, 12 vowels (6 monophthongs and 6 diphthongs) and 2 tones (high and low). It is agreed that the language has 15 indigenous and 9 exotic consonant phonemes. Indigenous consonants of the language and Imphal dialect has have been chosen for the study. The place of articulation is based on Electropalatography (EPG) results and the manner of articulation is based on the acoustic study of Meeteilon words having VCV sequence where V represents the three cardinal vowels (/a/, /i/ and /u/) found in the language and C being the consonants. There are 62 electrodes with 62 contact points in the EPG which are distributed in 8 rows. The contact points are represented as black and the untouched part remains blank....
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