1
/ there is an open juncture between /э/ and /t/ which m ay be con
trasted to the closed juncture in
at all
/at 'э:
1
/ in which ItJ and /о:/ are
linked m ore loosely than in the previous case. There are other examples
illustrating the difference in junctures;
they'd rest - they dressed, not
the terrain - not that a rain, in to play - into play, some ice - some
mice, its tips - it stips, that stop - that's top
etc. The distinctive func
tion of the open juncture is rather limited in English.
T h e fo llo w ing exam ples m ay illu strate th e p h o n o lo g ic a l
fu n ctio n o f ju n c tu re s in U zb ek and R ussian:
yettita kam pir
«seven old w om en» -
yettita kam bir
«seven m in utes to one»
(w hen (n) beco m es v oiced by the in flu en ce o f (m ) in
«kam pir»
(«old w o m an »),
yotoq oldi
«got th e p lace in ho stel» -
«yota
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