SIL Mexico

Illustrations of the IPA: Seri

Statement of Responsibility:
Marlett, Stephen A., F. Xavier Moreno Herrera and Genaro G. Herrera Astorga
Issue Date:
2005-06
Sponsored By:
BCS-0110676, National Science Foundation
Extent:
pages 117-21
Abstract:
Seri (self-designation: cmiique iitom [kwĩki:tom]) is a language isolate spoken in the state of Sonora, Mexico, by about 800 people. In this description we present a variety that is typical of the majority of speakers. The recordings are of one of the authors (XMH), a male speaker born in 1964. The technical description is based on Moser & Moser (1965), although the analysis has been updated to agree with the data and arguments presented in Marlett (1981, 1988) and Moser (1996). [Note: the recordings mentioned here are no longer available.]
Description:
Illustrations of the IPA are available for download from Cambridge University Press.
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Published
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Part of Series:
Journal of the International Phonetic Association, 35(1)
Entry Number:
3453