Siamo lieti di presentarvi la seconda parte del nostro studio dedicato alla ricostruzione della pronuncia e del sistema fonetico della Lingua Egizia, già pubblicato nella Rivista Hellenismo- Thargelion 2790.
We are very glad to present you the second part of our study (in italian language) dedicated to the reconstruction of the phonetic system and the pronunciation of the Ancient Egyptian language.
Already published in the on-line italian magazine “Hellenismo”: Rivista Hellenismo- Thargelion 2790.
As soon as possible it will be translated in english and shared.
(cliccare sull’immagine per aprire il link/
click on the image to open the link)

Indice:
– Sillabe e Accento
– Le Vocali Formative e le Vocali Ausiliarie, le regole di base del sistema vocalico della Lingua
Egizia
– Le teorie sulle sillabe
– I tre stati delle parole

Disponibile anche sul sito academia.edu:

https://www.academia.edu/7188836/La_pronuncia_dellantica_lingua_egizia_-_II_parte

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