From voicing to register: the evolution of a sound change in Southeast Asia

Arts and Humanities

1. Voicing 100%
2. plosives 72%
3. Perception 66%
4. Obstruents 61%
5. Laryngeal 50%
6. Closures 44%
7. Registre 44%
8. Speaker 40%
9. Production 40%
10. Consonant 33%
11. Nasal 33%
12. devoicing 33%
13. Properties 27%
14. vowel height 23%
15. Language 16%
16. Acoustic Analysis 16%
17. Perceptual cues 12%
18. Phonetics 12%
19. Target 12%
20. Men 11%
21. On-set 11%
22. Evolution 11%
23. Contrastive 11%
24. Constriction 11%
25. Voice 11%
26. System 11%
27. Speech Production 11%
28. sonorants 11%
29. voiceless stops 11%
30. Paradigm 6%
31. Discrimination 6%
32. Surface 6%
33. Over-lap 6%
34. Native Speaker 6%
35. Tonal 5%
36. Vowel quality 5%
37. tonogenesis 5%
38. Indicative 5%
39. Fundamental Frequency 5%
40. Words 5%
41. Balance 5%
42. Recording 5%
43. Articulatory gestures 5%
44. Trajectory 5%
45. Cooccurrence 5%
46. Neutralization 5%
47. Conservative 5%
48. Interest 5%
49. Split 5%
50. Typology 5%
51. Context 5%
52. Lecture 5%
53. Sound change 5%
54. Challenges 5%
55. Speech 5%
56. Aspiration 5%
57. Variation 5%
58. Spectral 5%
59. Augmentation 5%
60. language registers 5%
61. Bimodal 5%