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- 1consonant defa sound in spoken language characterized by a closure of the vocal tract sufficiente to cause audible turbulence
- 2whats IPAInternational Phonetic Alphabet
created by linguists
to assign a symbol to each possible consonant - 3Consonant dstinguished by 7 features- Manner of articulation
-Place of articulation
- If the vocal cords vibrate or not
- VOT (VOICE ONSET TIME)
-Airstream mechanism
-Lenght
-Articulatory force - 44 types consonantPlosives
Fricatives
Approximants
Nasals - 5PlosiveConsonant sound produces by stopping the airflow in the vocal tract
- 63 phases articulation of stops1. Catch
2. Hold
3. Release - 7Examples of plosivesp
b
t
k
d
g - 8FricativesConsonants produced by forcing air through a narrow channel, placing two articulators close together
- 9Examples of fricativesz
s
f
v - 10ApproximantsSppech sounds intermediate between vowels and typical consonants.
Articulatory organs produce a narrowing but leave enough space for air to scape. - 11Examples of approximantsr
j
l
w - 12NasalsProduced when the velum is lowered, allowing air to scape through the nose
- 13Examples of nasalsm
n - 14VowelsNo noticeable obstruction in the vocal tract during their production
Air scapes through the nose or mouth - 15DyphthongsSounds that consist of a movement from one vowel to another
- 16TriphthongsConsist of movement from one vowel to another and then onto a third
- 174 important aspects of pronunciation learningDiff long and short vowels
Word accent
Pronunciation of final s
Pronunciation of isolated sounds - 18How to practice pronunciationUse songs
Matching exercises
Wordsearch
Minimal pairs
Phonetic bingo - 19PhoneticsStudy of physical aspects of speech.
Looks at human speech from three distinct perspectives: articulatory, auditory and acoustic - 20Articulatory phoneticsStudies the way in which speech sounds are produced
- 21Acoustic phoneticsStudies the physical properties of speech sounds
- 22Auditory phoneticsStudies the way in which humans perceive sounds
- 23Human ear consists ofOuter ear
Middle ear
Inner ear - 24PhonologyDeals with the linguistic pattering of sounds human language
- 25Two areas of phonologySegmental: what you say
Suprasegmental: how you say (stress, tone) - 26HomographsWords written the same way but have different pronunciation
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