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X-Y/_Z
X becomes Y in the environment before Z
ex: /S/-[Sw(at top)]/_[+round] |
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X-Y/Z_
X becomes Y in the environment before Z |
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A-B/Z_Z
A becomes B in the environment between Z and Z |
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| Intervocalic alveolar flapping in English |
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/d,t/-[r]/[+stressed, +vowel]_[+vowel, -stressed]IP
-flapping happens between words |
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| Anticipatory Nasal Assimilation in English |
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[faen]: [/ae with ~ on top]/_/n/
~ means nazalized
[+syllabic]-[+nasal]/_[+nasal] |
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| process in which a sound is affected by neighbor sounds |
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| change sound so we can hear it, to preserve it |
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switching places
ex;aks in old english became ask in modern english |
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hymnal-hymn-happens historically, speaking fast
ex;know is pronounced no in modern english
knee was kanee in old english now nee |
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| athlete-athalete- when hard to pronounce something use addition |
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| show how sounds fit linearly together |
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| sound has influence of voicing of following phoneme -goes forward-lag |
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| Regressive Assimilation (anticipatory) |
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| sound influences preceding phoneme |
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| Coalescent or YOD Assimilation |
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Two phonemes merge into one and new phoneme is formed
ex: ny combined in english-/ng/=/n with a y combined into one/
ex:spanish Jn combined=n+j
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