Subglottal pressure differences between voiceless bilabial stops and ejectives
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https://doi.org/10.36505/ExLing-2022/13/0015/000557Keywords:
Subglottal pressure, Stops, Ejectives, AerodynamicsAbstract
This paper presents an aerodynamic study comparing realizations of bilabial stop consonants in three languages: French, English, and Amharic. Results show that subglottal pressure differs both between languages and between speakers within the same language. An explanation is provided for why subglottal pressure does not decrease as expected in ejectives.
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