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In our contribution we will present a study on the adaptation of consonants in Asturian loans. We will try to analyze the phonological behavior of consonants in loans from a syllabic point of view. We want more precisely to describe their degree of adaptation in relation to the prosodic restrictions that govern the syllabic structure of this language and to compare the results with other Romance varieties. The case of the Asturian will also allow us to reflect on the problems and questions that frequently arise in the literature dedicated to the adaptation of loans: how does the adaptation of a loan in one language take place? Are there universal preferences for certain types of reparation over others, for example, epenthesis over deletion? Should loans be treated uniformly within the lexicon or are they subject to special parameters depending on their degree of integration? Key words: loans, morpho-phonology, syllable, constraints.References
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