33 (Canadian French). Consider the sounds: [d] [ʣ] 34 (German) Consider the sounds: [x] [ç]
37 (Greek). Consider the sounds: [x] [k] [ç] [c]
a) Describe the environment(s) in which each sound that I’ve asked you to consider occurs.
b) Which of these sounds are in contrastive distribution with each other, and which are in complementary distribution?
c) Which of these sounds are allophones of the same phoneme, and which are different
phonemes?
d) For each phoneme you identified, write a set of phonological rules in the format X à Y / C _ D that describe the pronunciations of the phoneme in the phonetic environments you have identified.
(For #37, remember to consider relationships between all of the sounds, e. g. don’t just identify that two sounds are in contrastive distribution and forget about the third or fourth sound!)