Dialectal Variations In Phonemes Flashcards

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African Americsn English
WFCCR

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Word-final consonant cluster reduction, particularly when one of the two consonants is an alveolar (e.g. “test” /tɛst/ /tɛs/

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AAE SWII

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Stopping of the word-initial interdentals (e.g., “they” /ð e/ /de/, “thought”/θ ɑ t/ /tɑt/

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AAE SFTWFP

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Substitution of /f/ for / θ/ in word final position (e.g. “south” /sauθ/ /sauf/)

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AAE SFVTTMP

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Substitution of f and v for /θ/ and /ð/ in medial position (e.g. “nothing” /nʌthɪŋ/ /nʌfɪŋ/; “bathing” /beðɪŋ/ /bevɪŋ/

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AAE SFVTTMP

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Substitution of f and v for /θ/ and /ð/ in medial position (e.g. “nothing” /nʌthɪŋ/ /nʌfɪŋ/; “bathing” /beðɪŋ/ /bevɪŋ/

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AAE FDG

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Final /d/ glottalization (e.g. “mad” /mæd/ /mæʔ/

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AAE LRC

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Loss of r-coloring (e.g. “word” /wɝd/ /wʌd/, “sister” /sɪstɚ/ /sɪstə/

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AAE DLWFAC

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Deletion of /l/in the word final abuttting consonants (e.g. “help” /hɛlp/ /hɛp/)

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AAE SIE

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Substitution of /ɪ/ for /ɛ/ before nasals (e.g. “pen” /pɛn/ produced as /pɪn/)

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AAE SIE

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Substitution of /ɪ/ for /ɛ/ before nasals (e.g. “pen” /pɛn/ produced as /pɪn/)

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AAE ORTh

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Production of “thr” as “th” (e.g. “throw” /θro/ produced as /θo/)

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AAE ORTh

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Production of “thr” as “th” (e.g. “throw” /θro/ produced as /θo/)

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AAE M

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Metathesis (e.g. “ask” /æsk/ produced as /æks/.

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How many primary vowels are in Spanish?

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5- /a/,/e/, /i/, /o/, /u/

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What srebthe voicelss unaspirated stops in Spanish?

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P, t, k

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What srebthe voicelss unaspirated stops in Spanish?

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P, t, k

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What are the voiced consonant stops in General Spanish?

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B, d, g

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What are the voiced consonant stops in General Spanish?

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B, d, g

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What are the voiceless fricatives in General Spanish?

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/f/, /x /, /s/

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What affricate does GS have?

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/tʃ/

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What glides did GS have?

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/w/, /j/

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GS lateral, trill, nasals

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Lateral /l/
Trill /r/
Nasals /m/,/n/, /ɲ/

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In GS fricatives and liquids show more…

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Fricatives and liquids show more variation than stops, glides, and affricates

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Many Asian languages are

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Tone languages

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Many Asian languages are

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Tone languages

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Differences in word meaning are signified by

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Differences in word meaning are signified by differences in pitch

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Compared to GAE, Asian languages have few ____ and _____

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few syllable final segments and a few consonant clusters

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Only syllable final consonants in Mandarin are

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/n/ and /ŋ/

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In Korean there are no

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There are no labiodental, interdental, or palatal fricatives

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Hawaiian contains only __ vowels and ____ consonants.

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5 vowels, 8 consonants