Indian Linguistics. — 2020. — 81 (1-2). — p. 1-14. Drenjongke or Bhutia is a Trans-Himalayan language spoken in Sikkim. This paper presents the phonetics of the sound system of Drenjongke. In consonants, devoiced plosives and voiceless nasals are described, and for the vowels nasalised vowels and vowel length are further described. After a succinct description of tone and...
Journal of Asian and African Studies, Supplement. — 2024. — No. 4. — p. 107-127. Voiceless nasals in Drenjongke (Bhutia), a Tibeto-Burman language, are innovative segments that display variable realizations, not found in neighboring languages. In this paper, we present novel acoustic data that allows to identify four distinct phonetic realization patterns for voiceless nasals....
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