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:1.{{note|a}}Stress placement in Latejami | :1.{{note|a}}Stress placement in Latejami depends on word-internal syntax. Here stress goes on the syllable ''te'' because ''te'' is a 'modifier' morpheme. See {{Section:Stress}}. | ||
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Latejami ([ləˈtʰeɪ̯d͡ʒəmi]; natively [laˈted͡ʒami]Template:Ref 'speech-system') is an engineered language intended as a speakable machine-translation interlanguage. It was developed by Rick Morneau in his 1995 paper The Lexical Semantics of a Machine Translation Interlingua.
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- 1.Template:NoteStress placement in Latejami depends on word-internal syntax. Here stress goes on the syllable te because te is a 'modifier' morpheme. See Template:Section:Stress.