User:Wikitiki89/My English accent

Being born, growing up, and living in the North Shore of Boston, I have become fascinated by my own accent/dialect of English and would like to document it. Note that I will try to document everything even features that are common to most English accents/dialects. Note that my descriptions may contain unconventional analyses of English phonology.

Consonants
The set of consonants is similar to most English accents and dialects. Unless otherwise noted, these distinctions do not cross morpheme or word boundaries.
 * The velar consonants /k/ and /ɡ/ are invariably palatalized to [kʲ] and [ɡʲ] before palatalizing vowels or palatal approximant /j/.*
 * Glottal /h/ is almost always palatalized to [xʲ] before palatal approximent /j/ and usually also before /i/.
 * Voiceless plosives /p/, /t/, and /k/ are aspirated before stressed vowels, unless preceded by /s/ (or /ʃ/ in loanwords).