Does Phonological distance impact phonological representations? The case of Arabic diglossia

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2018
Event	ISF Conference Haifa University - , Israel Duration: 31 Dec 2018 → 31 Dec 2018

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Conference	ISF Conference Haifa University
Country/Territory	Israel
Period	31/12/18 → 31/12/18

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• 1 Invited talk

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  Saiegh-Haddad, E. (Invited speaker)

  31 Dec 2018

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

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Saiegh Haddad, E. (2018). Does Phonological distance impact phonological representations? The case of Arabic diglossia. Paper presented at ISF Conference Haifa University, Israel.

Saiegh Haddad, E. / Does Phonological distance impact phonological representations? The case of Arabic diglossia. Paper presented at ISF Conference Haifa University, Israel.

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Saiegh Haddad, E 2018, 'Does Phonological distance impact phonological representations? The case of Arabic diglossia', Paper presented at ISF Conference Haifa University, Israel, 31/12/18 - 31/12/18.

Does Phonological distance impact phonological representations? The case of Arabic diglossia. / Saiegh Haddad, E.
2018. Paper presented at ISF Conference Haifa University, Israel.

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Saiegh Haddad E. Does Phonological distance impact phonological representations? The case of Arabic diglossia. 2018. Paper presented at ISF Conference Haifa University, Israel.