Estudios de Fonétika Kastelana
, written by Fernando Araujo and originally published in 1893, is a significant contribution to the study of Spanish phonetics. This book delves into the sounds and pronunciation of the Castilian language, offering a detailed examination of its phonetic characteristics. Araujo's work provides valuable insights into the linguistic landscape of the late 19th century, making it an essential resource for linguists, Spanish language scholars, and anyone interested in the historical evolution of Spanish phonetics.
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