Question

what is the concern of linguistic context?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Linguistic Context is a context defined purely in terms of what follows or what precedes a particular segment that is undergoing a sound change. In other words, a linguistic context will not take into account the social, situational aspects, or the psychological aspects.

Answer 2

Linguistic context is a context defined solely in terms of what comes after or before a segment that is changing its sound.

Explanation:

• In other words, a linguistic context will not take into account the social, situational aspects, or psychological aspects.
• It is concerned with both the study of specific languages and the quest for generic features that are shared by all languages or large groupings of languages.
• It is divided into the following sections: Phonetics is a term that refers to the (the study of the production, acoustics, and hearing of speech sounds) phonology is the study of sound (the patterning of sounds).