MODIFICATIONS OF VOWELS IN CONNECTED SPEECH
Keywords:
Vowels, Connected Speech, Assimilation,Progressive Assimilation, Regressive Assimilation, Vowel Reduction, Elision, Linking, Pronunciation, Speech Patterns, Context, Fluency, Linguistics, Language Learning, Phonetics.Abstract
This comprehensive article delves into the intricate world of vowel modifications in connected speech, shedding light on the nuanced changes that occur in spoken language. The author adeptly navigates through various phenomena, such as assimilation, vowel reduction, elision, and linking, providing clear examples and explanations for each. Notably, the article emphasizes the dynamic nature of these modifications, highlighting their dependence on context, speech patterns, and regional accents. The incorporation of practical examples, such as phrases and words, aids in illustrating the concepts, making them accessible to both language learners and linguistics enthusiasts. Moreover, the article underscores the significance of understanding vowel modifications in enhancing both comprehension and production of spoken language. Overall, this article serves as an insightful guide, offering valuable insights into the complexities of vowel modifications in connected speech.
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