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According
to Miller and Nicely (1961:174-175), when frequencies above 1000 cps are
filtered out of the speech, the features of place of articulation and
duration are effectively absent, leaving nasality, affrication, and
voicing to do all the work. Based on articulatory and
spectrographic analyses, Haeri distinguished frication (weak
palatalization) and affrication (strong palatalization) of dental stops
/t, d, T, D, tt, dd/ next to palatal sounds. |
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