Phonology flashcards
31 flashcard decks by 21 users
This GoConqr page gathers over 20 phonology flashcard decks, covering key terms, syllables, sound changes and rules. The resources are largely at university level, for university students practising concepts and teachers looking for material to use in teaching. Pick a deck to start revising.
Flashcards
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39 cardsPhonetics and Phonology General - Session 1
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21 cards4.) Phonology (Eng Ling Tut) Phonetics vs. Phonology What does it deal with? Unit? Transcription? How?
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23 cards5.) Suprasegmental Phonology What is suprasegmental phonology?
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143 cardsApproaching Eng. Ling. (language, variation, change) Universal properties of human language (x5)
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57 cardsPhonetics
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28 cardsLING1005 FINAL EXAM Describe the nature of sound changes
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41 cardsPhonetics and Phonology Part III What are syllables?
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24 cardsphonology
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25 cardsLinguistics - Phonetics & Phonology
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37 cards1-2-3-4
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9 cardstheories of phonological acquisition describe linear theories of phonology
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33 cardsLasc1 - Suprasegmental Phonology IPA: quick overview of symbols
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25 cardsPhonology Key Terms
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27 cardsUntitled
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16 cardsjoining sounds evidence for the syllable
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12 cardsPhonology and sound changes Describe the nature of sound change
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15 cardssplitting the atom phonemes: splitting the atom
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7 cardsPhonetics/ Phonology WiSe18/19
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12 cardssounds
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18 cardsUntitled What is phonology?
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11 cardsSounds
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6 cardsorganising sounds
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7 cardsRules
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6 cardsFone III Differences between oral language and written language:
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12 cardsGlosario de fonética y fonología-AYLIN QUETZALLI ORTEGA RANGEL
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9 cardsobeying the law levels of representation
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4 cardsassimilation processes
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2 cardsUntitled definition: phonetics basic unit, notation
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3 cardsNLP
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1 cardsUntitled English The onset: /s/ + consonant -In English a syllable may begin with the phoneme /s/ followed by a stop...
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2 cardsNatural Classes
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About phonology flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing phonology flashcards
These user-made decks give you several ways to review the topics on this page. Phonology Key Terms covers vocabulary including phonemes, the schwa and types of sounds. Sounds includes phonemic and phonetic representation, assimilation, elision and stress.
For a starting point, try Phonetics and Phonology, which asks for definitions of both terms. Move to Phonology Key Terms when you want to check individual words, or use Rules to review underlying representations, surface forms and different kinds of rule.
Plan a review
Work through a few cards at a time, then return to terms or questions you found difficult. For syllable structure, Phonetics and Phonology Part III asks about the onset, nucleus, coda and rhyme.
When you want to test your understanding in a different format, switch to a quiz on the Phonology unit page. A mind map there can also help you review related ideas together. Choose a deck and give a few cards a try.
Frequently asked questions
Which phonology flashcards should I start with?
Phonetics and Phonology is a useful starting point because it asks for definitions of both terms. Phonology Key Terms is another option if you want to review individual items such as phonemes, the schwa and types of sounds before moving to more specific topics.
Do the flashcards cover syllables and sound changes?
Yes. Phonetics and Phonology Part III includes questions on syllables, the onset, nucleus, coda and rhyme. Sounds covers processes including assimilation and elision, as well as stress. The deck on suprasegmental phonology also includes cards on syllable structure.
Are these phonology flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.