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SPEECH COMMUNICATION

SPEECH COMMUNICATION. Speech sounds consist of vowels and consonants which if combined will result to syllable. Words may be formed in a single syllable or multiple syllable The set of symbols that represent the sounds of speech are called phonetic symbols. Speech sounds refer to phonetic.

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SPEECH COMMUNICATION

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  1. SPEECH COMMUNICATION

  2. Speech sounds consist of vowels and consonants which if combined will result to syllable. Words may be formed in a single syllable or multiple syllable • The set of symbols that represent the sounds of speech are called phonetic symbols. Speech sounds refer to phonetic. • Generally, speech sounds fall into two groups: vowels and consonants.

  3. VOWEL SOUNDS • are produced through a free outward flow of breath CONSONANT SOUNDS • are produced when there is obstruction of the flow of breath.

  4. VOWEL SOUNDS

  5. CRITERIA FOR DESCRIBING VOWEL SOUNDS NOTE: Linguists also describes vowels in terms tenseness/laxness

  6. HEIGHT – how high or low the tongue is NOTE: Linguists also describes vowels in terms tenseness/laxness

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