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This dissertation investigates the phonology of Sakachep language, highlighting its sound structure and classes.
This paper is an extract from Dissertation work of Master of Arts in Department of Linguistics, North Eastern Hill University, Shillong. The aim of this paper is to investigate the basic phonology of the Sakachep language. Sakachep is a small ethnic group in North East India. Sakachep is also alternatively known as ‘Khelma’, ‘Hadem’, ‘Halam’ by other communities. This paper provides a description of major sound classes found in Sakachep. It includes the analysis of consonant and vowel sounds, tones, consonant cluster and syllable structure in Sakachep.
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