What is metathesis in speech?
Metathesis is a term used in linguistics to describe a language pattern where a sequence of two sounds occurs in one order in one context and in the opposite order in a related context. Lees verder »
What is metathesis in speech therapy?
Metathesis is a phonological process not present in typical development and indicative of a phonological disorder if present in more than 10% of the child's speech. In Metathesis, two sounds or syllables (adjacent or not) are reversed within a word. Examples: desk = decks. Lees verder »
What is metathesis and epenthesis?
Epenthesis is when your child adds an extra sound to a word. The extra sound is a sound that is not usually present in the word. Metathesis is when your child changes the order of sounds or syllables within the word. The way it usually happens is that your child says the word backwards. Lees verder »
