Los grupos fricativa + nasal del polaco: realización sonora y fenómenos intermedios.
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voicing, consonant clusters, polishAbstract
This paper presents the results of a phonetic study on the occurrence of transition elements in Polish fricative + nasal clusters. The acoustic study has been carried out using the CSL system with simultaneous observation of the waveform, spectrograph, glottal waveform and glottal pulses. The results reveal differences in glottal activity depending on the fricative place of articulation and in the fricative duration with respect to the extent of glottal vibration. Differences in the glottal activity pattern and the transition elements between the fricative and the nasal have also been observed. In the fricative-nasal limit three phenomena have been found: a voiceless interval, a voiced interval and the absence of the interval. It has also been observed that the occurrence and the characteristics of the transition interval depend on the place of articulation of the fricative.
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