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Resources for studying Mandarin assimilation, connected speech, and elision


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I was wondering are there any good resources for studying patterns of assimilation, connected speech, elision, etc? Such as how the Wikipedia article on Beijing-nese mentions the j/q/x ->y and zhi/chi/shi ->r phenomenon.

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San Duanmu's 'The Phonology of Standard Chinese' has a section on consonant reduction, vowel devoicing, syllable mergers etc. You can also look at 曹文's 汉语语音教程 for a more detailed account of sound change in connected speech.

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