'Suprasegmental features' presentation slideshows

Teaching Phonology

Teaching Phonology. Names: Mariana Alarcon Claudio Cheuquen Santiago Duran Lilian Flores Carmen Saez Marcelo Valdes. What is Phonology?. It is the branch of Linguistics which studies the sound system of languages. Phoneme The smallest part in the sound system of a language.

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Phonetics: The Sounds of Language

Phonetics: The Sounds of Language. the sounds of that language (b, s, u) how to combine those sounds into words (bus, sub) How speech sounds are produced, and how they may be classified. Sound Segments. Key Pout A napron > an apron grade A gray day

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Chapter Two The Sounds of Language

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The Vocal Tract and Initiation of Speech: Anatomy and Physiology

The Vocal Tract and Initiation of Speech: Anatomy and Physiology. Outline. The vocal tract and articulatory organs The airstream mechanism s The state of the vocal cords Velum position Places of articulation Manners of articulation The articulation of vowels

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Lecture Two Phonology

Lecture Two Phonology. Introduction Speech and writing are two media for language. Speech is prior to writing, so speech is more basic than writing.

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Phonetics and Phonology

Phonetics and Phonology. What is Phonetics?. H ow speech sounds are produced by the human vocal apparatus. . T he perception of speech sounds. . Transmission and physical properties of speech sounds. . What is Phonology?.

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Phonetics, part III: Suprasegmentals

Phonetics, part III: Suprasegmentals. October 18, 2010. The Plan for Today. Run through the rest of the phonetics practice exercises. Discuss suprasegmentals. The plan for the future: More phonetics practice on Wednesday and Friday. Homework #2 due next Monday.

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Phonology III

Phonology III. Prosody, Tone, Intonation and Stress. Recap . Phonemes: the smallest unit of meaning-carrying sound in a language Allophones: sounds that can be replaced in a word without changing the meaning We saw that certain allophones will only appear in certain environments:

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Phonetics and Phonology

Phonetics and Phonology. What is Phonetics?. H ow speech sounds are produced by the human vocal apparatus. . T he perception of speech sounds. . Transmission and physical properties of speech sounds. . What is Phonology?.

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