'English vowels' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction to Linguistics (TEM-8)

Introduction to Linguistics (TEM-8). What is Linguistics?. ? Linguist ics is the scientific study of language. What does it mean? What does scientific mean? What does language mean?. Linguistics: the scientific study of language. the scientific study of languages

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Topic 1: Phonetics

Topic 1: Phonetics. Raung-fu Chung Southern Taiwan University rfchung@mail.stut.edu.tw. What is phoentics?. Phonetics is a science to study sound structure of human beings. Nature of sounds. Sounds are waveforms, which is continuous without any pauses. For instance, Lukai: akanasukuvevaa.

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VOWEL PROBLEMS

VOWEL PROBLEMS. VOWEL PROBLEMS.

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Descriptive Grammar of English: Phonetics and Phonology

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BEGE -102

BEGE -102. BLOCK 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 AND 8. UNIT -1. An Introduction To Phonetics The Production Of Speech The Organ Of Speech A Phonetic Description Of Speech Sounds Vowels and Consonants Description of Consonants Place of Articulation Manner of Articulation The Use Of Phonetics Symbols.

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Spoken language phonetics: Vowel articulation, transcription

Spoken language phonetics: Vowel articulation, transcription. LING 200 Spring 2006. Homework #2. Due Thurs. Apr 13 at the beginning of section Ch. 6 problems (5) a-g, j (6)-(7) (9) (10) a, c, e (11)-(12). Announcements. Quiz on Ch. 6 extended to 2:30 pm today (**just this once**)

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Sound Changes

Sound Changes. Prof. Julia Nee Comparative Linguistics Spring 2014, LaSalle University. The Importance of Sound Changes. Useful in the comparative method of determining how languages are related Helpful in discovering which words are loanwords from other languages

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Suprasegmental phonology

Suprasegmental phonology. In connected speech, especially in fast and fluent speech, there are several phenomena of articulary accommodation and effort economy, such as similitude linking assimilation elision vowel reduction and weak forms. Similitude. eighth [ ????? ]

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Hello, Everyone!

Hello, Everyone!. Review questions. Give examples to show the following features that make human language different from animal communication system: 1. Arbitrariness 2. Productivity 3. Duality 4. Displacement 5. Cultural transmission. Chapter 2. Phonology. 2.1.

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Phonetics: Vowel articulation, transcription

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Pronunciation and Vocabulary

Pronunciation and Vocabulary. Towards Improving Spoken English. English Pronunciation for Malaysians. What. is. the. difference?. English Consonants. B M Consonants. English Vowels and Diphthongs. BM Vowels and Diphthongs. Stress and Intonation. Speak clearly to be understood.

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Linguistics week 6

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ENGLISH VOWELS

ENGLISH VOWELS. ?? : ???? na1c0015 ??? na1c0027 ???. retrofex vowel: ???? [r ] bread bard board poor tire hour ?????????? mirror poorer purer fairer. [r] ? [ B ]. BBC ??????? [ B] ?? here[ NB ] there[ DB ] ? r ?? [ D ] ??? : EX:fairy bearing poor. [ A K C ].

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Introduction to English vowels

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Phonetics, part II (continued!)

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Chapter 2 Phonetics

Chapter 2 Phonetics. English Linguistics: An Introduction. Chapter 2 Phonetics. 0. Warm-up Questions 1. Introduction 2. Phonetic Production 3. Phonetic Transcription 4. Phonetic Classification & Description. 0. Warm-up Questions.

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Chapter 2 Phonetics

Chapter 2 Phonetics. English Linguistics: An Introduction. Chapter 2 Phonetics. 0. Warm-up Questions 1. Introduction 2. Phonetic Production 3. Phonetic Transcription 4. Phonetic Classification & Description. 0. Warm-up Questions.

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Semi-vowels and vowel glides

Semi-vowels and vowel glides. Theoretically, as far as phoneticians are concerned, any segment must be either a vowel or a consonant. If a segment is not a vowel, it is a consonant.

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Linguistics week 9

Linguistics week 9. Phonology 2. This is a stylized representation of the inside of the mouth It shows the cardinal vowels marked by black dots and the approximate position of vowels common in many languages The next slide shows the position of English vowels on the same kind of chart.

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The TBALL Project Data Collection: Making a Young Children's Speech Corpus

Project Overview: Technology Based Assessment of Language and Literacy. The TBALL Project Data Collection: Making a Young Children's Speech Corpus

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