The 4 Types of Assimilation in phonetics : Linguistics guide

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Assimilation is a fundamental linguistic phenomenon where sounds in a word influence each other, resulting in changes to the original sounds. Whether you're a student studying linguistics, a language enthusiast, or simply curious about how language works, this video is designed to inspire and educate.

In this comprehensive video, we'll delve into the kinds of assimilation found in phonetics and phonology. You'll gain insights into progressive assimilation, where a sound influences a following sound, and regressive assimilation, where a sound influences a preceding sound. Additionally, we'll explore historical assimilation, which occurs over time, and contextual assimilation, where sounds change based on surrounding sounds.

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