u/CurrentMeeting6927

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Hi everyone, I hope this isn't violating any rules, and I'm not looking for any diagnosis or anything, just some insight as to what this speech pattern is that I often see. I remember first noticing this in Daniel Radcliffe's speech in the Harry Potter movies, but I honestly don't even know how to describe it. This YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0uKLW07Jlg has a pretty clear example of it, at around 3:15. You can hear it in the words, "ancient," "consortium," "special," and plenty of other times throughout the video. It seems to happen often in the "sh" "ch" sounds and I am just so curious about it! Does this have a name, is it a common thing that happens? I'd really appreciate some insight into this, thanks so much!!

u/CurrentMeeting6927 — 13 days ago