Phonological Processes
The rule-based simplification of adult speech patterns.
What is phonological process?
The overlapping of articulators during speech production
What is coarticulation?
The process of nasalization.
What is the the velum lowering during the vowel production in anticipation of a nasal consonant?
The allophonic variant of /t/ AND /d/.
What is the flap?
The phonological process of 'kite' being produced as [paɪt].
What is fronting?
The definition of elision
What is phoneme omission?
____ typically precedes the syllabic /n/
What is a glottal stop?
Intonation is the modification of ___.
What is pitch?
Reasoning for devoicing.
What is the empty space has influence on the voicing?
What is stress, timing (rhythm), and intonation?
One indication that there will be an unreleased stop.
What are two stops next to one another?
The stress in declarative sentences.
What is the last word?
The phonological process for 'watermelon' becoming [wɑtmɛlɪn].
What is weak syllable deletion?
The anticipatory assimilation.
What is regressive assimilation?
Consonants that are not labialized.
What are ʒ, d͡ʒ, t͡ʃ, r, w, ʃ, f, v, p, b, & m?
Function words.
What are pronouns, articles, prepositions, and conjunctions?
The reason why assimilatory processes happen.
What is an alteration in phoneme production due to phonetic environment?
The consonant cluster reduction by adding a /ə/ is an example of ___.
What is epenthesis?
The rules for aspiration
What is the voiceless stop in the initial position of the stressed syllable?
Speech patterns that are individualized to a person's personality.
What is idiolect?