Accent/ Dialects

Question 1

Dentalization

Answer 1

Common
Used in many languages like spanish; sounds the appear in the avelor ridge and moves foward to the front of the teeth. / / /t/ /d/ /s/

Question 2

Lateralization

Answer 2

Airflow is going through the sides of the tongue that make it sound more gargally found in /s/ /z/

Question 3

Aspiration of Stop Plosives

Answer 3

/t/ /b/ /g/ /k/ /p/ /d/ DONT TRANSCRIBE IT UNLESS ITS EXSESSIVE

Question 4

Unreleased stop plosive

Answer 4

Not explosive, it is not released

Question 5

Syllabic consonants (dot under or line under)

Answer 5

Dot under /m/ /n/ /l/

Question 6

Nasality

Answer 6

in connected speech sometimes the closure isnt affective or officiant; velum isnt closing in time so the air is escaping in; the symbol goes over the vowel it changes