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Pragmatic & Perceptual Biases on Phoneme Identification

Pragmatic & Perceptual Biases on Phoneme Identification . Young Ah Do (MIT Linguistics) TedLab . BCS. MIT 25 th April 2012. Introduction . This study is about the integration of multiple linguistic sources Effects of; Pragmatic Bias on Phoneme Identification

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Vowels: Back Vowels

Vowels: Back Vowels. Unit 6. Vowels Classification. The English pure vowels can be classified according to: the height of the raised part of the tongue the part of the tongue raised the position of the lips. Pure Vowels ???. Front Vowels. Central Vowels. Back Vowels.

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T HE SOUNDS OF ENGLISH

T HE SOUNDS OF ENGLISH. The Sounds of English. :. The Sounds of English. The study of sounds can be considered from three different points of view : Articulatory phonetics which studis and classifies language sounds according to its production;

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Unit 6

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CS 551/652: Structure of Spoken Language

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Describing Consonants

Describing Consonants Aspects of Articulation Voicing Place of articulation Manner of articulation Manner of Articulation Stop [t] Fricative [?] Affricate [?] Nasal [n] Liquid [?] Glide [j] Flap [ ? ] Voicing What is happening at the LARYNX?

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English Back Vowels

English Back Vowels. ENG 115 Prof. K. Horowitz. Objectives Introduction What Are the Back Vowels? Try Your Luck! Practice Exercises Useful Links. Index. Objectives.

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Vowels

Vowels. Vowels. A. Definition B. Classification 1. Tongue Position 2. Tension 3. Lip Rounding. Cardinal Vowel Chart. BACK. FRONT. CENTRAL. HIGH. MID. LOW. FRONT VOWELS. Vowel Key Tongue Tongue Tense/ Lip Phoneme Word Height Advance Lax Round.

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Unit 6 English Back Vowels

Unit 6 English Back Vowels. Description of back vowels. / u:, J/ are both high, back, rounded vowels. The / u:/ marks the highest boundary for the back vowels, as / i:/ does for the front vowels. / J/ is not made with as much tension in the root of the tongue as/ u:/ .

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