PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY

PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY

1. PHONETICS

   • STUDIES THE SPOKEN LANGUAGE
     • ENGLISH SPEECH SOUND
       • ARE PRODUCED BY ARTICULATION
         • POSITIONING OF SOME PART OF THE VOCAL TRACT WITH RESPECT TO SOME OTHE SURFACE VOCAL TRACT
       • ARE MADE BY USING PULMONIC AGRESSIVE STREAM MECHANISM
       • ARE PRODUCED WHILE
       • ENGLISH VOWELS
         • SOUND IN WHICH THE FLOW OF AIR FROM THE LUNG PASSES THROUGH THE MOUTH, WHICH FUNCTIONS AS A RESONANCE CHAMBER, WITH MINIMAL OBSTRUCTION AND WITHOUT AUDIBLE FRICTION.
       • ENGLISH CONSONANTS
         • IS A SPEECH SOUND THAT IS ARTICULATED WITH COMPLETE OR PARTIAL CLOSURE OF THE VOCAL TRACT.

2. PHONOLOGY

   • THE MENTAL REPRESENTATION OF SOUND
   • PHONEMES
     • ALLOPHONE
       • ANY OF THE DIFFERENT FORMS OF A PHONEME
       • VOICELESS STOPS
         • UNASPIRATED
           • NOT PRONOUNCED WITH THE SOUND OF A BREATH OR THE LETTER "H" AN UNASPIRATED SYLLABLE.
         • ASPIRATED
           • IS THE STRONG BURST OF BREATH THAT ACCOMPANIES EITHER THE RELEASE.
   • SMALLEST UNIT OF SOUND THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE TO MEANING

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• Voiced and Voiceless sounds in English (Embed)
• Fonema vs. grafema (Embed)
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