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Phonetics
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- 1Main vocalic features of Lorraine- backing of front /a/
- shortening vowel before a devoiced /R/
- diphthongisation of an é
- weak/ partial nasalisation
- shorten unstressed vowels
- front mid-low /o/ before consonant
- vowel lengthening penultimate syllable - 2Main consonantal features of Lorraine- devoicing of word-final /R/
- initial /h/ pronounced
- devoicing of word-final voiced fricatives
- aspiration of initial voiceless plosives
- assimilation of voiced consonants /t+d = dd/
- word-final liquids deleted after plosive
- semi-consonant avoidance - 3Main vocalic features of Nord-Picardie- tendency to confuse nasal vowels
- closing of /e/ before word-final /R/
- closing of e + o in open syllables
- opening of /i/ in closed syllables
- raising of /a/ before a /R/
- back /a/
- centralisation of mid-vowel /o/
- /j,h,w/ - /i, y, u/ + vowel - 4Main consonantal features of Nord-Picardie- plosive + yod = palatalisation
- reduction of consonant groups
- absence of yod results in /l/ pronounced
- /R/ often devoiced
- final consonants devoiced - 5Main vocalic features of Provençal- no back /a/
- no opposition of mid-vowels
- front mid-high /e/
- back mid-low /o/
- more frequent use of schwa
- nasalised vowels raised and partially nasalised + nasal consonant - 6Main consonantal features of Provençal- simplification of consonant groups
- dorsal /R/ realised as a devoiced consonant in word final position
- - 7Loi de position- OPEN syllables have CLOSE vowels
- CLOSED syllables have OPEN vowels - 8Close meansHIGH
- 9Open meansLOW
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