Speech disorders appearing in training and their stylistic traits.
Abstract
Speech disorders in training appear for different reasons. These defects are not only conected with physiological and mental diseases but are also stipulated with changing of sense and condition of a person temporarily in certain situation. The conducted linguistic analysis showed that stuttering, which is a type of speech disorder, appears as a result of the cases like elongating and blocking of voice. It was defined that elongating of vowel sounds and repeating of consonent sounds, more exactly, blocking of them are more characteristic at the beginning of words. This feature must be considered in the educational work and linguistic analysis.
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