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Such an assibilated segment devoices before voiceless consonants, whereas in any other context, [r] surfaces instead.
The same phenomenon is reported in Vasquez-Carranza (2006) after the coronal voiceless stop phoneme [t], where /r/ devoices and assibilates both word-initially and word-medially, as in atras /atras/ 'behind' and trato / trato/ 'deal'.
El uso de la vibrante simple o ere en el lenguaje infantil: un estudio con ninos y ninas monolingues del espanol costarricense con edades entre los 3 y los 5;6
For the past two decades of the Ingaz rules, the Sudanese people- over and over again- have heard President Al Bashir, expresses his love for the country, that he would much rather die or devoice his two wives, than to see Sudan falls apart.
Sudan: Justice delayed is justice Denied
The ESL singer must learn to eschew the tendency to devoice <b>, <d>, <g>, <v>, etc.
Phonotactics
His discussion of "mixed glides" centers around the tendency to partially voice or devoice continuants when preceded or followed by a vowel.
"Things have indeed come to a pretty pass"--the early years of lyric diction literature
German singers must of course learn to voice syllablefinal voiced plosives in English ("gab" [gaeb]), just as English singers must learn to devoice them when singing in German ("gab" [ga[?
Assimilation
In most instances where a voiced consonant is fol lowed by an unvoiced, there is a strong tendency to devoice the former, as seen above.
When [d] is followed by [h], as in "unlov'd have" ("Let the Florid Music Praise") the spoken tendencies to minimize or eliminate the [h], or to devoice the [d], should be avoided.
Linguistic lingo and lyric diction V--phrasal juncture
Do German singers devoice /z/ in these positions also when they sing?
Do they devoice them more often today than earlier (diachronic development)?
Devoicing voiced /z/ in German lyric song--good or bad diction?
will almost certainly devoice [d=] if a very short aspiration after the occlusion does not occur.
Linguistic lingo and lyric diction iv--lexical juncture in English
There are two diacritical marks used in the kana to voice and devoice consonant sounds.
Japanese lyric diction
The effect of this assimilation is to partially geminate the plosive, and to devoice the <d> (/d/).
Consonant clusters in German, II
The assibilated segment normally devoices before [-voice] consonants, as illustrated in the first example.
On the phonetic realization and distribution of Costa Rican rhotics
Since it is the toned or aspirated plosive that devoices the preceding sonorant, we conclude that the suffix in maelti [mailtr] is in fact [t.
The dental suffix in modern Icelandic: phonology, morpho(phono)logy, and the lexicon (1)
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