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Diacritics

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Aspiration
/p, t, k/ in initial position always

sometimes at the end of a word

unaspirated
very predicatble, always after /s/
unreleased
free variation in final position (close lips at the end of a word)
glottal stop
in a final position or before a nasal
flap
between 2 vowels
voiced h
before /ju/ ex. humungus
labialization
small w, before /w/ or a round vowel

always anticipatory

dentalization
little tooth under symbol

alveolars before dentals (theta and thorn)

special curly /m/

almost always anticipatory, can be perversative but it's uncommon

won't happen with velars because tongue is too far back







fronting
velars before /i, j, r/

+ under sound

backing
sound produced farther back

alveolars before /u, j, r/

- sign under sound



palatalization
special kind of backing, espc. alveolars followed by /r/

transcriced as little j

velarization
/l/ in final position, before velars

dark /l/

/l/ is dark before /k/ or in final position



partial voicing
little v underneath

non-alveolars in "flap" position

partial de-voicing
typically voiced consonants in final position

vocal folds are preparing to stop talking

also voiced consonants after /s/ and before /s/



nasalization
vowel before a nasal
denasalization
sounds like when you have a cold
nasal emission
ying/yang sign

occurs with cleft palate

syllabification
use a consonant as the nucleus of a syllable

applies only to liquids and nasals

/p/
voiceless bilabial stop
/b/
voiced bilabial stop
/t/
voiceless alveolar stop
/d/
voiced alveolar stop
/k/
voiceless velar stop
/g/
voiced velar stop
/m/
voiced bilabial nasal
/n/
voiced alveolar nasal
ing
voiced velar nasal
/f/
voiceless labiodental fricative
/v/
voiced labiodental fricative
theta
voiceless interdental fricative
thorn
voiced interdental fricative
/h/
voiceless glottal fricative
/s/
voiceless alveolar fricative
/z/
voiced alveolar fricative
sh
voiceless palatal fricative
zhh 3 symbol
voiced palatal fricative
ch
voiceless palatal affricate
"juh"
voiced palatal affricate
/r/
voiced palatal liquid
/l/
voiced alveolar liquid
/j/
voiced palatal glide
/w/
voiced labiovelar glode
structure simpler
final consonant deletion
cluster reduction
substitution
change place or manner
harmony/assimilation
syllables or sounds become more alike
3 factors influencing child's learning
1. universals, ease of production/perception
2.frequencies in the language
3.idiosyncratic preference

avoiding iambic, long words
weak syllable deletion
avoiding clusters
cluster reduction
avoiding codas
final consonant deletion
avoiding fricatives
stopping
avoiding prevocalic liquids
gliding
avoiding velars
fronting
avoiding affricates
deaffrication
avoiding postvocalic liquids
vowelization
avoiding 2 different syllables
reduplication
avoiding 2 different consonants
consonant harmony/assimilation (velar, alveolarm nasal, etc...)
avoiding 2 different vowels
vowel harmony/assimilation
anticipatory
earlier sound is more like later sound
perseverative
later sound more like earlier sound

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