Question

Which can be considered an example of phonological variation? mouthing a word in a different way mouthing a word in a different way doing a sign with one hand instead of two switching the meaning of two signs switching the meaning of two signs spelling a word different ways

Answer 1

An example of phonological variation would be "mouthing a word in a different way." Phonological variation refers to differences in the pronunciation or articulation of sounds within a language. In this case, mouthing a word differently can reflect variations in phonology, such as different phonetic representations or accents. Other options mentioned do not pertain to phonological changes.