Consonant Acquisition is a linguistic development process within phonological acquisition that specifically pertains to the gradual mastery and production of consonant sounds by children as they attain the ability to articulate and perceive phonetically distinct consonantal segments in their native language.
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When are Speech Sounds Learned?
Eric K. Sander · Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders · 1972 · 399 citations
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