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* Using D for soft TH, such as "this" pronounced more like "dis."
* Using D for soft TH, such as "this" pronounced more like "dis."
* Develarization of final NG: "singing" becomes "singin'."
* Develarization of final NG: "singing" becomes "singin'."
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* Use of [[metathesis]]ed forms, such as "aks" for "ask." Common patterns of metathesis in Urban
english
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* Use of [[metathesis]]ed forms, such as "aks" for "ask." Common patterns of metathesis in Urban
English
include
** SC to CS at the end of a word where C denotes any [[plosive]].
** SC to CS at the end of a word where C denotes any [[plosive]].
** RC to CR before a [[vowel]] anywhere in a word, though this occurs less regularly.
** RC to CR before a [[vowel]] anywhere in a word, though this occurs less regularly.
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