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Phonetics and Phonology
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Phonetics and Phonology
PHONETICS
- Study of human speech sounds
- Articulatory Phonetics
- How speech sounds are produced by the human vocal apparatus
- tongue
- High/mid/low
- front/centre/back
- Vowel Quadrilateral
- front/centre/back
- High/mid/low
- tongue
- place of articulation
- Bilabial
- Labiodental
- Palatal
- Uvular
- Retroflex
- Glotal
- Alveolar
- Glotal
- Retroflex
- Uvular
- Palatal
- Labiodental
- Bilabial
- Articulation
- Double Articulation
- Primary Articulation
- Secondary Articulation
- Labialization
- Palatalization
- Velarization
- Pharyngealization
- Velarization
- Palatalization
- Glottalization
- Labialization
- Double Articulation
- Maner of articulation
- Plosives
- Fricatives
- Nasal
- Trills
- Tap/flap
- Aproximant
- Lateral Aproximant
- Aproximant
- Tap/flap
- Trills
- Lateral fricative
- Nasal
- Fricatives
- Plosives
- How speech sounds are produced by the human vocal apparatus
- Acoustic Phonetics
- Transmission and physical properties of speech sounds
- variation in air pressure
- Displacement of eardrum
- Frecuency
- Pitch
- Amplitude
- wave quality
- Sinusoidal
- Complex
- wave quality
- Amplitude
- Pitch
- Frecuency
- Displacement of eardrum
- variation in air pressure
- Transmission and physical properties of speech sounds
- Auditory phonetics
- The perception of speech sounds
- Articulatory Phonetics
- Study of human speech sounds
PHONOLOGY
- Speech is organized and affect one another in pronunciation
- Sounds and phonemes
- Vowels and consonants
- Hearing
- Feature of speech
- Stress
- Intonation
- Rhythm
- Tone
- Pitch
- Syllable structure
- Pitch
- Tone
- Rhythm
- Intonation
- Stress
- Speech is organized and affect one another in pronunciation
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- tito julio gonzalez · Sep 2019
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- Sep 2, 2019
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