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Voicing assimilation at accentual phrase boundaries in Hungarian

The present study investigates the influence of 
prosodic structure on pre-sonorant voicing in Slovak. 
Our results demonstrate that prosodic boundaries as 
well as accent interact in a meaningful way with 
voicing assimilation. If a major boundary intervenes, 
the role of accent is eliminated, while in other 
contexts the presence of contrastive focus induces 
less voicing. A novel finding of the study is that 
sonorant consonants and vowels differ considerably 
in this assimilation process. It is also demonstrated 
that pre-sonorant voicing in Slovak is categorical but 
optional and is close to being completely neutralizing