IPS Chapter 9
Here are some transcribed words from German. Based on the
evidence of these words, rather than any other knowledge you may have
about German, answer the questions about the distribution of voiceless
alveolar and postalveolar and voiced alveolar fricatives.
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[ʃtɪmə] |
voice |
[zenf] |
mustard |
[ʃlaŋə] |
snake |
[fʁɪʃ] |
fresh |
[vɪʃn] |
to wipe |
[ʁoːzə] |
rose |
[palast] |
palace |
[ʃprɪŋən] |
to jump |
[vespə] |
wasp |
[vɪsn] |
to know |
[vʊstə] |
knew |
[ʃklaːvə] |
slave |
[zɪŋən] |
to sing |
[laɪzə] |
quiet |
[aksl] |
shoulder |
[hals] |
neck |
[blaːzn] |
to blow |
[ʃneː] |
snow |
[ʃvax] |
weak |
[ʃmiːʁə] |
grease |
[naːzə] |
nose |
[blas] |
pale |
[hasn] |
to hate |
[ʃʁaŋk] |
cupboard |
[ʃaːf] |
sheep |
[vɪʃtə] |
wiped |
[laks] |
salmon |
First from the list below choose those environments in
which a voiceless postalveolar fricative may occur.
Now from the list below choose those environments in
which a voiceless alveolar fricative may occur.
Finally from the list below choose those
environments in which a voiced alveolar fricative may occur.
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