Connected speech and Suprasegmentals 1
Weak form of speech that occurs in fast, connected speech, where more coarticulation occurs.
What is hypospeech?
A type of onset that consists of two or three consonants. (Ex. flat)
What is a complex consonant?
Squeals are an example of this stage of development.
What is vocal play?
In connected speech, vowels in unstressed syllables are produced more in the center of the vowel quadrilateral.
What is vowel reduction?
The aspects of speech that occur beyond the individual phoneme level.
What is a suprasegmental?
[Gababama] with English-like intonation is an example of this type of developmental stage.
What is jargon?
Phonemes or entire syllables are omitted (Ex. probably -> prolly)
What is elision?
All syllables must have a coda. (true or false)
What is false?
Phonolgocial process present when:
Target word: blue Produced: [bu]
What is cluster reduction?
Phonemes get inserted to help transition between 2 sounds. (Ex. tense, strengths, hamster)
Type of coarticulation when a later sound influences an earlier sound in a word. (Ex. /t/ in "two" is produced with rounded lips)
What is anticipatory coarticulation?
Phonological process present:
Target: Far Produced: [pɑɹ]
What is stopping?
The order of sounds is switched. (Ex. æks)
What is metathesis?
What happens to your voice when it rises and falls at the end of each grammatical phrase.
What is intonation?
Phonological process present:
Target: Rug Produced: [wʌg]
What is gliding?