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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Palatalization"”.

  1. Palatalization and jers in modern Russian phonology: An underspecification approach

    … Russian phonology is aware of the importance of palatalization rules, and of the difficulties encountered in any attempt at describing the surfacing of jers: both structuralist and SPE-type analyses have tackled these problems in depth. In the following these topics are revisited, taking …

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  2. The Effect of Hyperarticulation on the Perception of Palatalization in Russian by L1 American English Speakers

    … the ease of perception of a feature of secondary palatalization in Russian and a speech condition (casual and hyperarticulated). Forty-one L1 American English speakers – the students of the Russian program at The University of Mississippi – took part in two experiments. In addition, the research …

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  3. A Sociolinguistic Investigation of Two Hōrāni Features in Sūf, Jordan

    … Jordan. Two variables are examined: (k): depalatalization of /k/; and (l): develarization of /l/, according to internal linguistic constrains and two external social factors: namely age and sex. Conditioned palatlalization of /k/ and the presence of a dark allophone of /l/ are two of the …

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  4. Phonetic Faithfulness in Phonological Opacity

    … such as coarticulatory assimilation (e.g., palatalization) and durational adjustments (e.g., segmental weakening). Other types of phonological processes, particularly non-natural ones, are only rarely, if ever, opacified. This asymmetry in the patterns of phonological opacity underscores …

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