Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Features of Connected Speech
- LINKING
- Classical Linking
- Consonant + Vowel
- All of them
- Linking /r/
- Consonant + Consonant
- Any except affricates
- Holding:
two
plosives
- Lengthening: same
fricatives or same
nasals (except ng)
- Vowel + Vowel
- Intrusives /r/, /j/, /w/
- ASSIMILATION
- Depending on which
characteristics forces
the change
- Place
- Manner
- Voice
- Depending on which
Consonant affects which
- Yod Coalescence
- Regressive
- Progressive
- ELISION
- Consonant elision
- Glottalisation /t/
- /t/ or /d/ in Consonant
Clusters followed by a
consonant
- Complex Consonant Clusters
- Deletion of middle plosive
- Weak forms (of , and)
- Vowel elision
- Aspiration of initial /p/, /t/, /k/
- Loss of /ə/, /i/ /u/ +
liquids or nasals
- COMPRESSION
- A sound is reduced causing
the loss of a syllable
- Syllabic consonant
changes to non-syllabic
consonant
- i: to i; u: to u;
ai to a, au to a.
- Weak vowels to semivowels