Abstract
This project examines the understudied phonetic inventory of Majhi Panjabi, particularly the factors that contribute to the perception of a three-way voicing contrast in stops and affricates: falling pitch contour and de-aspiration of following consonants. I further explore the possible impact of contact with the non-tonal qualities of Urdu in this change.
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