syllable

syllable

1. What is a syllable?

   • the number of beast in a word.
     • A syllable is a organixation for a sequence of speech sound, that are sounded together to make up a word.
       • It is typically composed of a CENTER or NUCLES. (most often a vowel)
         • Whit optioal initial and final margins (tipically consonant).
           • colled ONSET and CODA respective.

2. ¿what's the importance of the syllable?

   • Is said to be responsible for the rhytmic nature of English.

3. What is a syllable phonologically speaking?

4. Analyse the word:

   • P
     • Initial consonat /P/ marginal element. non syllable segment.
       • Nombre: Alvaro Flores Narvaez.
   • AI
     • Diphthong /ei/ nuclean element. syllable segmental.
   • NT
     • Final duster /nt/ marginal element. non syllabic segmental.

5. Parts of a syllable

   • syllable
     • rhyme
       • coda
       • peak
     • onset

6. Syllabification is the separation of a word into syllables, spoken or written. In most languages, the actually spoken syllable are the basis of syllabification in writing too.

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