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In Colombia, one of the most common activities when evaluating patients with possible speech alterations is the reading of the text The Rainbow. Reading which is considered to meet the criteria of a phonetically balanced passage. However, when analyzing its origin, which corresponds to an English-speaking country, the question whether it really meets those criteria arises. This paper presents the resulting data after analyzing the phonemic frequency and the syllable fre- quency of the intended reading. The results shows that the text, when translated from English, a language in which it does meet criteria of phonetic balance, does not take into account the pho- nemic distribution of the Colombian Spanish and presents inadequate loads in sounds which are either very frequent or infrequent. This fact has direct implications on assessment-diagnostic processes of subjects with impaired speech, since an overcharging of infrequent sounds, might display higher degrees of severity in speech disorders than those which really are, or conversely, underestimate difficulties in sounds which, due to their high frequency of occurrence, can significantly alter speech intelligibility.

¿Es La Lectura “El Arco Iris” Apropiada Para Evaluar Desórdenes Del Habla?