Cluster simplification phonological process

    • [DOC File]Vernacular universality, allomorphic simplification and ...

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      The first section presents evidence that four traits that have been identified as vernacular universals by Chambers (2003, 2004) are found frequently in Bungi. The four traits discussed are: alveolar substitution in final unstressed –ing, subject-verb nonconcord, final consonant cluster simplification and final obstruent devoicing.

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    • [DOC File]DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION SCIENCES

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      Phonological Process Identification. ... (aka Liquid Simplification) CS Cluster Simplification NA Nasal Assimilation CV Context-sensitive Voicing PF Palatal Fronting DA Deaffrication RD Reduplication ESt Early Stopping SA Syllable Addition FCD Final Consonant Deletion VA Velar Assimilation FS Fricative Simplification VF Velar Fronting GS ...

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    • Google Groups

      Consonant cluster reduction. Depalatization. Epenthesis . Final consonant devoicing. Gliding (5) Stopping . Vocalization . ... Liquid simplification. Chair/share, chip/ship, cheap/sheep, chop, shop, chore/shore, match, mash, catch, cash, choose, shoes ... You address all the phonological processes in 1 cycle . Here its final consonant. Review ...

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    • [DOCX File]Independent Living Inc. Pediatric Therapy Tampa FL

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      Pt will reduce the phonological process of consonant cluster reduction to fewer than 20% of occurrences in structured tasks/spontaneous speech with fading cues for 3 out of 4 sessions. Pt will reduce the phonological process of fronting to fewer than 20% of occurrences in structured tasks/spontaneous speech with fading cues for 3 out of 4 sessions.

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    • [DOC File]Adaptation of Consonant Clusters into Tagalog Phonology

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      Simplification with two syllables headed by clusters is drawn to cause this type of repair. Summary. There are three points addressed in this paper, in order to determine the characteristics of the clusters produced by Tagalog speakers. In pronunciation of initial clusters, the first constituent is uttered the same as the non-cluster ...

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    • [DOC File]The BUiD Arab Learner Corpus: a resource for studying the ...

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      Vowel phonological 183 (15) Vowel short 566 (30) Vowel long 243 (21) Syllable rime 34 (4) Syllable juncture 76 (7) Syllable elision 157 (10) Cluster epenthesis 38 (3) Cluster reduction 85 (5) Consonant doubling 118 (7) Words 255606 (1949) Orthographic errors 15084 (120) Homophone 161 (11) Punctuation 960 (29) Proper nouns 382 (20

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    • [DOC File]CONSTRAINT INTERACTION IN THE HISTORICAL …

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      It is these additional types of change—principally rule reordering and simplification—that make phonological history different from synchronic phonology and thus interesting in its own right. Harris (1969) and Hartman (1974) initiate this undertaking with specific regard to Spanish (and only peripherally for Portuguese).

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    • Speech and Language Evaluation - Instructure

      These 10 phonological processes are categorized into 3 process areas: Reduction Processes (deletion of final consonants, syllable reduction, stopping of fricative and affricates, cluster simplification, liquid simplification), Place and Manner Processes (velar fronting, palatal fronting, deaffrication), and Voicing Processes (initial voicing ...

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    • [DOC File]CHAPTER 5

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      The phonological process enforced by the markedness constraint M2 underapplies in paradigms, because OO-Identity is dominant. But the process does not always underapply: higher-ranked M1 asserts that underapplication must fail, and OO-Identity must be violated, when underapplication would produce a highly-marked structure.

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    • [DOC File]Phonological Development/Disorders

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      Include approximate ages and major characteristics. Emphasize earlier vs. later sound acquisition and phonological process dissolution. 3. Describe and give examples of the following phonological processes: fronting, stopping, cluster reduction, liquid simplification, assimilation, final consonant deletion, weak syllable deletion. 4.

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