aspiraatioepäpuhtauksia
Aspiraatioepäpuhtauksia, also known as aspiration errors, are a type of speech disorder characterized by the substitution of aspirated consonants for unaspirated ones, or vice versa. Aspiration refers to the release of air from the lungs during the production of certain sounds, typically voiceless consonants like /p/, /t/, and /k/. In aspiration errors, the speaker may fail to aspirate these sounds, leading to a lack of air release, or they may aspirate sounds that are not typically aspirated, such as voiced consonants like /b/, /d/, and /g/.
Aspiraatioepäpuhtauksia can occur in both children and adults and may be caused by various factors, including
Aspiraatioepäpuhtauksia should be distinguished from other speech disorders, such as dysarthria, which involves difficulties with articulation