'Speech sound' presentation slideshows

Class 1: Phonetics and Phonology

Class 1: Phonetics and Phonology. WELCOME TO ENGLISH PHONETICS. but. ?. WHAT'S PHONETICS?. Let's consider these pieces of information first. PHONE : A speech sound in a language. SPEECH : the ability to talk , the activity of talking , or a piece of spoken language.

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Language and Speech

Language and Speech. Jaap Murre. Introduction. Language: A symbolic means of communication that is shared by several individuals. Introduction. Language: A symbolic means of communication that is shared by several individuals Symbolic: words symbolise or represent ideas and concepts

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FLASH CARDS

FLASH CARDS. Look at the grapheme (a way of writing down a phoneme). Everybody say the phoneme (speech sound) together. Click on the speaker to hear the correct way to say the sound. e. t. z. ee. i. j. th. x. p. sh. k. y. qu. w. c. ng. ai. b. igh. oo. v. or. d. ow. l. er.

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Resonance

Resonance. January 28, 2010. Last Time. We discussed the difference between sine waves and complex waves. Complex waves can always be understood as combinations of different sine waves. The sine waves that combine to form a complex wave are known as harmonics .

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CMPUT 301: Lecture 31 Out of the Glass Box

CMPUT 301: Lecture 31 Out of the Glass Box. Martin Jagersand Department of Computing Science University of Alberta. Overview. Idea: why only use the sense of vision in user interfaces?

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REMEMBER !

REMEMBER !. PLACEMENT TEST Giovedi, ore 11, P3 RICEVIMENTO BOWLES Lunedi 11-12, Venerdi 10-11 DIDATTICA WEB Lingua Inglese 1 LLEM Bacheca e Files. WELCOME TO LINGUA INGLESE 1. - Modulo 1 20 lessons written exam (1 hr) esonero in December or exams in June, September, January.

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Lynn Li Lim 1,2 , Karen Croot 1,2,3 , Sallyanne Palethorpe 1,2 , Max Coltheart 1,2

An Investigation of the Effect of Multiple Productions on the S ingle Word Production of People with Acquired Speech Sound Production Difficulties : An Analysis of 2 Cases. Lynn Li Lim 1,2 , Karen Croot 1,2,3 , Sallyanne Palethorpe 1,2 , Max Coltheart 1,2

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Phonological Development

Phonological Development. Chapter 3. Definitions . Articulation: speech sound production; actually saying the sounds of speech; placement of the articulators Phonology: study of the sound system and how the sounds produced are specifically combined to create and signify meaning.

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From Sounds to Language

From Sounds to Language. CS 4706 Julia Hirschberg. Who studies speech sounds?. Phoneticians : What distinctive sounds do particular languages have? How are they produced? Phonologists : What is the underlying theory of speech sound? What explains how particular sounds vary in context?

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Invitation to linguistics

Invitation to linguistics. By Shao Chunyan. What is language?. Human speech The ability to communicate by this means A system of vocal sounds and combinations of such sounds to which meaning is attributed used for the expression or communication of thoughts and feelings

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Phonetics and Phonemics

Phonetics and Phonemics. Phonetics and Phonemics :. The principle goal of Phonetics is to provide an exact description of every known speech sound Domain of phonetics is independent of any particular language

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Looking at sound

Looking at sound. Sound can be made visible by waveforms and spectrograms Speech sounds are created by vibrations of the vocal cords, which produce a wave Variation in air pressure The air pressure can be plotted into a graph to produce a waveform How did we get this wave?. Pressure ?.

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Speech Physiology

Speech Physiology. How human speech sounds are produced. Basic events of speech production. Initiation An activity that initiates the flow of air Phonation An activity that modulates the quality of sounds Articulation An activity that modulates or articulates the air stream. Initiation.

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Phonology

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Why study phonetics and phonology?

Why study phonetics and phonology?. Of particular importance for learners of English as a Second Language (ESL) because it has a practical application English has a far larger repertory of phonemes than languages like Standard Italian

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Pattern Recognition (cont.)

Pattern Recognition (cont.). Auditory pattern recognition. Stimuli for audition is alternating patterns of high and low air pressure called sound waves The bigger the difference between high and low pressure the louder the sound is perceived to be

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DRD

DRD. Digital Audio Processor. Technology.

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Consonant Exercises

Consonant Exercises. Consonant review. Consonant review. Stops + Fricatives + Affricates ? Obsturents Nasal + Liquids + glides ? Sonorants Noisy Fricatives + Affricates ? Stridant (/h/, /?/, /?/ out) Glides + Liquids ? Approximants.

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Phonetics Chapter 1

Phonetics Chapter 1. Perry C. Hanavan, Au.D. Branches of Phonetics. Experimental Research methods and laboratory techniques Articulatory (physiological) Speech-sound production Acoustic Waveform properties of speech sounds Perceptual Discrimination and intelligibility of speech sounds

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