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Acoustic and Perceptual Characterization of the Epenthetic Vowel between the Clusters Formed by Consonant + Liquid in Spanish

C. J. Ramírez

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Previous studies of Spanish phonetics have noted that consonant clusters formed by stop + alveolar liquid flap contain an epenthetic (svarabatic) vowel between the two elements of the cluster (Malmberg 1965, Quilis 1981). This observation stems from dialectological data that show the

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Previous studies of Spanish phonetics have noted that consonant clusters formed by stop + alveolar liquid flap contain an epenthetic (svarabatic) vowel between the two elements of the cluster (Malmberg 1965, Quilis 1981). This observation stems from dialectological data that show the

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Previous studies of Spanish phonetics have noted that consonant clusters formed by stop + alveolar liquid flap contain an epenthetic (svarabatic) vowel between the two elements of the cluster (Malmberg 1965, Quilis 1981). This observation stems from dialectological data that show the

Key concepts: Vowel, Consonant cluster, Consonant, Stop consonant, Perception, Characterization (materials science), Linguistics, Computer science

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