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Coarticulation in Speech Production by HAKAN ÖZTEMÜR is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document summarizes coarticulation and connected speech processes. It defines coarticulation as the overlapping movements of articulators during speech production that influence neighboring sounds. Examples are provided of coarticulation observed through electromyography and electropalatography studies at the muscle, articulatory, and acoustic levels. Theoretical issues discussed include the origin, function, and control of coarticulation, as well as differences in coarticulation patterns across langua
- Author
- HAKAN ÖZTEMÜR
- Language
- EN