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Compensation for Phonological Assimilation in Bilingual Children

Language Learning and Development, 2020
We investigate bilingual children’s perception of assimilations, i.e. phonological rules by which a consonant at a word edge adopts a phonological feature of a neighboring consonant.
M. Julia Carbajal   +4 more
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Phonological Assimilation and Visual Word Recognition

Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 2006
Are the visual word-processing tasks of naming and lexical decision sensitive to systematic phonological properties that may or may not be specified in the spelling? Two experiments with Hangul, the alphabetic orthography of Korea, were directed at the effects of the phonological process of assimilation whereby one articulation changes to conform to a ...
Yang, Lee   +4 more
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On the Role of Perception in Shaping Phonological Assimilation Rules

Language and Speech, 1992
Assimilation of nasals to the place of articulation of following consonants is a common and natural process among the world's languages. Recent phonological theory attributes this naturalness to the postulated geometry of articulatory features and the notion of spreading (McCarthy, 1988). Others view assimilation as a result of perception (Ohala, 1990)
S L, Hura, B, Lindblom, R L, Diehl
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Phonetic motivation for phonological processes: Labiodental assimilations in xhosa

South African Journal of Linguistics, 1996
Hierdie artikel fokus op die verhouding tussen fonetiek en fonologie deur die verskynsel van homorgane nasaalassimilasie met labiodentale frikatiewe aan te spreek. Dit word aangetoon dat die klassieke versie van distinktiewe kenmerkteorie nie sodanige proses kan verantwoord sonder om van ad hoc kenmerke gebruik te maak nie.
J. C. Roux, B. N. Ntlabezo
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Phonological ‘voicing’, phonetic voicing, and assimilation in English

Language Sciences, 2007
Abstract This article investigates certain aspects of regressive voicing assimilation by means of a quantitative acoustic study of British English obstruent clusters. It is found that the phonologically voiceless obstruents /t, s/, and contrary to many impressionistic descriptions, the phonologically voiced sounds /z/ and to some extent, /d/ trigger ...
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General phonological rules and phonetic processes: Russian palatalization assimilation

Canadian Journal of Linguistics/Revue canadienne de linguistique, 1977
The kinds of rules found in the phonological components of generative grammars have been traditionally grouped into three types: (1) LEXICAL REDUNDANCY or MORPHEME STRUCTURE rules, which fill in redundant features of systematic phonemes within morphemes; (2) PHONOLOGICAL rules, which operate both within morphemes as well as across morpheme boundaries ...
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The assimilation of Dravidian loans to Konkani phonological and morphological patterns

Indo-Iranian Journal, 1977
AbstractAfter briefly reviewing the status of Konkani in the Dravidian area, and the extent of Dravidian influence on this Indo-Aryan language, the assimilation of Dravidian loan words to Konkani phonological and morphological patterns is examined in detail.
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Phonological contrast and coda saliency of sonorant assimilation in Korean

Journal of East Asian Linguistics, 2007
This study provides supporting evidence for the claim in Sohn (Studies in Phonetics, Phonology and Morphology 12:307–324, 2006) that the nature of the geminate output in Korean sonorant assimilation is crucially dependent on the stem-final sonorant. Given the generally accepted claim of positional faithfulness to the onset (Lombardi, Natural Language ...
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