Connected Speech

Citation Form is...

• Phonemic Transcription

  Usually transcribed using dashes

• Phonetic Transcription

  Usually Transcribed using hypens

• Phonemic Transcription

  Usually transcribed using slashes

• Phonetic Transcription

  Usually transcribed using semicolons

Casual Form is...

• Phonemic Transcription

  Usually transcribed using dashes

• Phonetic Transcription

  Usually transcribed using brackets

• Phonemic Transcription

  Usually transcribed using brackets

• Phonemic Transcription

  Usually transcribed using slashes

Segmentals

• pitch

• tempo

• change in duration

• change in vowel and/or consonant sounds

Suprasegmental

• stress, pitch and vowels

• pitch, duration, stress

• tempo, vowels, diphthongs

• vowels, consonants, and diphthongs

Assimilation

• Segmental

  phoneme production which is affected by sounds that come after or before the phoneme

• Suprasegmental

  phoneme production which is affected by sounds that come after or before the phoneme

• Segmental

  vowel sounds that are affected by consonants that come after or before the vowel

• Suprasegmental

  consonant sounds that are affected by vowel that come after or before the consonants

Regressive Assimilation

• sounds that come before

• sounds that come in the middle

• sounds that are deleted

• sounds that come after

Progressive Assimilation

• sounds that come last

• sounds that come first

• sounds that come before

• sounds that come after

Elision is the blank of a phoneme or syllable

Epenthesis is the blank of a phoneme to a word

Answer explanation

Can be glides between vowels

Can be stops after nasals

Metathesis

• a language barrier

• different dialects

• acquired language

• Different around countries