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- 1phonetic realisationwhat we hear when a word is said outloud. realisations are transcribed using square brackets
- 2connected speechspontaneous speech
phonemes are produced in strings - 3connected speech processesforms that occur in connected speech. they help account for discrepancies between phonemic representations and phonetic realisations
- 4assimilationone phoneme becomes like one nearby. this can affect VPM
- 5assimilation placehot coffee becomes hocoffee. the plosive changes to a velar due to the anticipation of the velar sound
- 6assimilation- manner and voiceget them becomes gettem and have to becomes hafto
- 7progressive assimilationC1 affects C2
- 8regressiveC2 affects C1
- 9coalescence-where two neighbouring consonants are replaced by a single one which shares features of the two original ones
-bet you- the t and y sounds turn into a ch. Bechu. This shows how an alveolar plosive and a palatal approximant become an alveolar affricate which is between plosive and palatal in the mouth.
• Miss you can also become mishu - 10elisiondeletion
weak or unstressed vowels are deleted
potatoe becomes ptatoe
this is the avoidance of consonant clusters - 11liasionextra sound in between words
linking between words
to it- tuwit
it is often an approximant that is inserted - 12epenthesisinsertion of a sound in the middle of a word
hamster-hampster
chelsea- chealtsy - 13juncture• How relationships are marked
• Word boundaries may be modified by CPSs
• phonetic features which mark boundaries and relationships between words and parts of words are referred to as features of juncture
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- degree sounds of english Fichas sobre using sounds , creado por Truely Costen el 12/11/2017.
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