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Acoustic cues and transitions Fry 135-142 voiced – voiceless phonation fortis – lenis clipping Voice Onset Time - VOT

Acoustic cues and transitions Fry 135-142

Acoustic cues and transitions Fry 135-142

Acoustic cues and transitions Fry 135-142 VOT – see http://notendur.hi.is/~peturk/KENNSLA/MAphon/DOCS/copy%20of%2012%20FortisLenis_VOT.ppt http://notendur.hi.is/~peturk/KENNSLA/MAphon/DOCS/

Acoustic cues and transitions Fry 135-142

Acoustic cues and transitions Fry 135-142

Acoustic cues and transitions Fry 135-142

Acoustic cues and transitions Fry 135-142

Acoustic cues and transitions Fry 135-142

Acoustic cues and transitions Fry 135-142

Lateral reversal - beginning and end Rising and falling transitions X Minus and plus transitions minus transtitions for front articulations plus transitions indicate back articulations small or non - alveolar

Acoustic cues and transitions Fry 135-142