Cite as follows:
van Breugel, Seino. 2008. A Grammar of Atong. Ph.D. dissertation, RCLT, La Trobe University. Accessed via STEDT database <http://stedt.berkeley.edu/search/> on 2024-12-12.
Note: The full work is available here.
From the author: “It is important to read chapter 2 on phonology to understand how the sound system of the language works. It is very important to note that I believe that Atong HAS NO DIPHTHONGS and that the glottal stop is NOT a phoneme. The Atong orthography in the dictionary might be misleading with regard to these aspects of the phonology.”
Grapheme | Phoneme
ph | pʰ
th | tʰ
kh | kʰ
p | p
t | t
k | k
b | b
d | d
g | g
w | w
m | m
n | n
ng | ŋ
r | r
l | l
s | s
ch | c
j | j
h | h
i | y
i | i
e | e
a | a
o | o
u | u
y | ə
ii | ī
ee | ē
oo | ō
aa | ā
• or ‘ | glottalisation
Table 76 (p. 623)
Abbrevations: See p. 625 of the grammar for abbreviations used in the GFN field.
Languages in this source:
ISO 639-3 | Language Name | Short Lg Name | Group | num. of records | Phon. Inventory |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
aot | Atong | Atong | 1.7.1.3 - Koch | 3306 |