'Front vowels' diaporamas de présentation

Language Personalities

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Vowels

Vowels. A vowel sound is produced with an open passage of air in the mouth. Vowel sounds are produced are articulated with a free airflow. The shape of the mouth forms a cubic area or a tube-shaped cavity that starts from the throat and ends at the lips.

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SPEECH ARTICULATION : Vowels

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The Effect of Incongruent Visual Cues on the Heard Quality of Front Vowels

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Vowel articulation in English

Vowel articulation in English. LING110 Fall Quarter 2002. Articulatory parameters for classifying vowels. Height of tongue Backness of tongue Lip rounding Tense/Lax Nasality Rhotacization. A word of caution.

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Warming-up exercise

English pronunciation and intonation Chapter one The third period ??? ???? Comparison and revision ?????. Warming-up exercise. P e ter P i per p i cked a p e ck of p i ckled p e ppers. D i d P e ter P i per p i ck a p e ck of p i ckled p e ppers?

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English pronunciation and intonation Chapter one

English pronunciation and intonation Chapter one. Warming-up exercise. P e ter P i per p i cked a p e ck of p i ckled p e ppers. D i d P e ter P i per p i ck a p e ck of p i ckled p e ppers? I f P e ter P i per p i cked a p e ck of p i ckled p e ppers,

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English Phonemes

English Phonemes. Difficulties & Countermeasures. Vowels. / i :/ vs. / i/. Both are close front vowels. /i:/ (the high front unrounded vowel phoneme with the y off-glide) /i/ (the lower-high front unrounded vowel phoneme). front. close.

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Unit 6

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PHONOLOGY

PHONOLOGY. What is phonology?. Phonology is the study of how sounds are organized and used in natural languages. The phonological system of a language includes an inventory of sounds and their features, and rules which specify how sounds interact with each other.

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Graduate Student: Wan-chun Tseng Advisor: Dr. Raung-fu Chung Presenter: Hsin-Chiao Tien

A Study of Taiwanese High School Students' Production and Perception Performance in English Non-High Front Vowels. Graduate Student: Wan-chun Tseng Advisor: Dr. Raung-fu Chung Presenter: Hsin-Chiao Tien. Background and Motivation. Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) Orally communicate

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The English language

The English language. A History Fernando Trujillo. Main divisions. Old English From the first Anglo-Saxon settlements (500) to about 1100. Middle English From about 1100 to about 1500. Modern English From about 1500 to the present day. Origin of the language. The Germanic tribes.

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New Zealand English

New Zealand English. Swetlana Braun Marijana Bubic Jana Burdach Linda Rohlfing Rabea Schwarze. Content. Origin Variations Pronunciation Vocabulary Comparison of NZE and Australian English. Pronunciation. New Zealand English is close to Australian English in pronunciation

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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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The Vowels of American English

has 12 simple vowels and 3 diphthongs There are some differences in the articulation of some vowel sounds. The Vowels of American English. American English Vowels. Front Central Back High i ? beat u? boot

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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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