Guide to CM JK
Final consonant deletion omitting a singleton consonant at the end of a word cat → /kæ/ Diminutization adding /i/ at the end of nouns dog → /dɑgi/ Velar fronting substituting a front sound for a back sound can → /tæn/ Consonant assimilation changing a phoneme so it takes on a
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