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1. Phoneme basic speech segment that has linguistic function of distinguishing
morphemes
2. Morpheme smallest unit of language that carries a semantic meaning
3. Vowel reduction rate of speech increases or as stress on vowel is decreased
-Length (duration) and centralization
-As a vowel is reduced, duration increases and is articulated more
towards the center of oral cavity
4. Diphthongs vowel-like sounds produced with gradually changing articulation
5. Monophthongiza- alteration of a diphthong to a pure vowel; loss of dynamic phonetic
quality of a
tion diphthong
6. Allophone one of the sound variants within a phoneme class; often used in
specified phonetic context
7. Complementar 2 or more allophones of a particular phoneme that occur in mutually
y distribution exclusive contexts
8. Free variation allophones that may be exchanged for one another in a particular
phonetic context
9. Coarticulation overlapping of movements in production of 2 or more sounds
10. Assimilation one sound becomes more like a nearby sound
11. Spreading expansion or stretching of an articulatory feature
12. Shingling an overlapping such that a feature from one sound overlies an
adjacent sound segment...allows a sound to be penetrated by a
particular feature from another segment
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1. Phoneme basic speech segment that has linguistic function of distinguishing
morphemes
2. Morpheme smallest unit of language that carries a semantic meaning
3. Vowel reduction rate of speech increases or as stress on vowel is decreased
-Length (duration) and centralization
-As a vowel is reduced, duration increases and is articulated more
towards the center of oral cavity
4. Diphthongs vowel-like sounds produced with gradually changing articulation
5. Monophthongiza- alteration of a diphthong to a pure vowel; loss of dynamic phonetic
quality of a
tion diphthong
6. Allophone one of the sound variants within a phoneme class; often used in
specified phonetic context
7. Complementar 2 or more allophones of a particular phoneme that occur in mutually
y distribution exclusive contexts
8. Free variation allophones that may be exchanged for one another in a particular
phonetic context
9. Coarticulation overlapping of movements in production of 2 or more sounds
10. Assimilation one sound becomes more like a nearby sound
11. Spreading expansion or stretching of an articulatory feature
12. Shingling an overlapping such that a feature from one sound overlies an
adjacent sound segment...allows a sound to be penetrated by a
particular feature from another segment
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13. Blending
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