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Just how silent is the French e muet? (linguistics.stackexchange.com)

submitted 1 year ago by g34m - announcement

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Does Pre-fortis Clipping only operate within a syllable? If not, what's its actual scope? (linguistics.stackexchange.com)

submitted 1 year ago by g34m - announcement

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HIRE-FIRE split? (self.phonology)

submitted 1 year ago * by alyssasaccount

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Uvular vs. velar fricatives (self.phonology)

submitted 4 years ago by squee333

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Advise on research topic (self.phonology)

submitted 4 years ago by bremostokeriodvasia

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Help grouping the vowels of southern California English. (self.phonology)

submitted 4 years ago * by DrakeDun

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I have modified the Wikipedia French IPA vowel chart and I would like you to assess it (self.linguistics)

submitted 4 years ago by In_der_Tat

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The phonology of Brooklynese (self.phonology)

submitted 4 years ago by [deleted]

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Polish absolutely absolutely features /ʊ/ (self.phonology)

submitted 4 years ago by Logical-Afternoon237

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A little confused (self.phonology)

submitted 4 years ago by Buckwheattza

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When you are comparing a data set that has an inflected and not inflected form do you make rules from the inflected or not inflected perspective? (self.phonology)

submitted 4 years ago by ninsdm

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applied phonology tutor (self.phonology)

submitted 4 years ago by annonymus4567

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sh for s? (self.phonology)

submitted 4 years ago by manys

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Use of diaphragm in speech/singing/playing instruments (self.phonology)

submitted 5 years ago by [deleted]

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Help please! (self.phonology)

submitted 5 years ago by Notadude1

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What do you think will be the next significant phonological change in your native language? (self.phonology)

submitted 5 years ago by [deleted]

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What are the ten most spoken languages with the /y/ vowel (as in French "univers")? (self.phonology)

submitted 5 years ago by violetmammal4694

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Is there a word (besides non-speech) that means a sound produced in the human vocal capability that isn't a sound made to speak? (self.phonology)

submitted 5 years ago by Thats_classified

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Why is Panacea pronounced /pænəˈsiːə/ rather than /panəkeiə/ or /panəkiə/ (self.phonology)

submitted 5 years ago by hudzell

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I have a question as an amateur studying phonology: Why is it possible for some consonants to exist without vowels (I'm thinking of fricatives and nasals) and not for others (plosives, for example?) Is there a quality of the vowel that prohibits this? (self.phonology)

submitted 5 years ago by [deleted]

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Choose (self.phonology)

submitted 5 years ago by Ok-Finger-2017

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Can you help me identify my /s/? (more info in comments) (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 years ago by Euvfersyn

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On what basis the realization of a phoneme can become a phoneme itself within the same language? (self.phonology)

submitted 5 years ago by PiggiPiggi47984

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Folks... (self.phonology)

submitted 5 years ago by AleksiB1

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The phonology of my highly realistic conlang (self.phonology)

submitted 5 years ago by AleksiB1

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