Phonological Process Has Been Become Morphology

So we talked a lot about the sort of non-cocatative morphology. And that's... Just so you guys know, you sound very much a lot flatter than earlier. There's not as much depth in your voices. So I don't know what that means, but I want to let you know what that's right here. Okay. Let's get on with it. You started recording, right? William? Yes. The process has become here. Phonological process has been become morphology in the future. Right. Exactly.