UNSJ-FFHA

PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY II

UNIT 1- FEATURES OF THE

ARTICULATORY
PATTERNS OF SIMPLIFICATION.

GROUP: “ THE FOUR MUSKETEERS”

MEMBERS : BUSTOS ANA PAULA
IÑON MILENA
OYOLA SOFIA
HARO DAIANA
DUE DATE: APRIL 16TH
 THEY ARE USED BY THE SPEAKER TO
PROVIDE A RAPID AND INFORMAL
COLLOQUIAL STYLE IN THEIR
SPEECH.BESIDES, ALL OF THEM ARE
IMPORTANT TO DEVELOP FLUENCY IN THE
MESSAGES.
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ELISION PATTERNS OF COMPRESSIO

SIMPLIFICATION N

LINKING
assimilation
It is a process by which we can change one sound into another
sound due to the influence of the preceding or following

Elision
sound.

• It is a process by which we can omitt either a vowel or a

consonant, or both.
Compression
This process functions when a given articulator is performed
in a shorter space of time.
Linking
• It is process by which speakers link words together. The most important
cases are: the use of linking –r, the phoneme –r cannot occur in syllable-final
position in RP, but when a word´s spelling suggests a final –r, and a word
beginning with a vowel follows, the usual pronunciation for RP speakers is to
pronounce with r. Another case is consonant to vowel linking- when the first
word ends with a consonant sound and the second word begins with a vowel.
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ASSIMILATION

ALLOPHONIC
o PLACE : - dentalization /t,d,n,l, θ,ð/ [tenθ]

[helθ]
[did ðeɪ]

-labiodentalization /m,n/ before /f,v/ emvi

 EXAMPLES OF ASSIMILATION

PHONEMIC ASSIMILATION OF PLACE:

ALVEOLAR+BILABIAL=BILABIAL
 Best part
 Forward with
 Then what
ALVEOLAR+VELAR=VELAR
 Just go
 Can go
 Just kissing
PHONEMIC ASSIMILATION OF VOICE
 Friends
 EXAMPLES OF ASSIMILATION
ALLOPHONIC ASSIMILATION
VOICE
 Clean
PLACE
 Ask you
DENTALIZATION
 What the
COALESCENT ASSIMILATION
 And you
 EXAMPLES OF COMPRESSION
COMPRESSION OF TWO GEMINATED CONSONATS
 Got together
 About to
COMPRESSION OF A THRIPHTHONG BECOMES A
DIPHTONG
 Our problem
COMPRESSION OF A DIPHTHONG BECOMES A
MONOTHONG
 I
COMPRESSION OF SYLLABIC CONSONATS
 Couple