SLHS 1150 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Speech Disorder, Phoneme, Soft Palate

• School: UConn
• Department: Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences
• Course: SLHS 1150
• Professor: Avinash Mishra, Ph.D., CCC-SLP

Document Summary

Structural: related to some abnormality of the mouth that is involved in speech sound production. Neurologic: a phonological disorder that is attributed to a problem with the nervous system. Functional: an impairment in the organization of phonemes and/or their application in. Da fwower is pwetty. (the flower is pretty. ) th->d l->w r->w. Mommy bate a tate. (mommy baked a cake. ) k->t. Da tun is tining. (the sun is shining. ) th->d s->t sh->t. I hab pibe pingers. (i have five fingers. ) v->b f->p. Na tu ee, no. (not to ear, no. ) t-> . Pu i wi hea. (put it right here. ) t-> . I pu i i a hou. (i put it in the house. ) t-> n-> th-> s-> . I pa dou. (i fall down. ) l-> n-> . Give the *cil to me. (give the pencil to me. ) *usan is in the *ee. (susan is in the tree. ) I have a balack horse. (i have a black horse. )