Listen to this sentence:
No, no, de limones.

How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¿Le dieron el número de vuelo?

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
Estaban María, Bárbara, Ana, Eva...

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¿Es María quien viene?

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¡Bobi!

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¡Venga, va!

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
La niña morena come mandarinas.

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¿Has visto hoy a María?

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¡Bárbara!

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¡¿Bárbara?!

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¡Va, vente, hombre!

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¿Queréis callar?

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¿Es María quien viene?

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¿Tienes frío?

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¡Está buenísimo!

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¿Cuándo lo harás?

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
Hola, ¿tiene mermelada?

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%

Listen to this sentence:
¡Va, vente al cine!

-->
How would you label the nuclear configuration of this sentence?
You have to enter the pitch accent then a space then the boundary tone.
Example: L+H* L%