dicritics

Question 1

Nasalization

Answer 1

~

when there is a sound that is nasal that does not come before a nasalized consonant

Question 2

densalization

Answer 2

~ with slash through it

• you hear it when you have a cold
• when there is no nasal emission when there should be

Question 3

lengthening

Answer 3

:

• when using emphasis
• when child had problems saying their R
• northeastern accent
• example /ka:/ car

Question 4

dentalization

Answer 4

[ shifted to the right

- lisp

Question 5

palatalization

Answer 5

little J

• the tongue pulls back
• makes the s sound more like sh but not all the way

Question 6

lateralization

Answer 6

umbrella shape

- wet, sloppy

Question 7

sound source

Answer 7

^ arrow symbol

- whistle sound on the s

Question 8

syllabification

Answer 8

’ little dash

• when an “e” comes after the L, M, or N
• always at the end of a word

Question 9

which letter has the highest tendency of having a dicritic marker?

Answer 9

s