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Auditory Scene Analysis

Auditory Scene Analysis. Chris Darwin. Need for sound segregation. Ears receive mixture of sounds We hear each sound source as having its own appropriate timbre, pitch, location Stored information about sounds (eg acoustic/phonetic relations) probably concerns a single source

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Vowels

Vowels. Vowels are the most sonorant (or intense) and the most audible sounds in speech. They usually function as the nucleus (or core ) of a syllable. The consonants that surround vowels often depend on them for their audibility. Vowels. Take the word pop for example.

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Morphology from a computational point of view

Morphology from a computational point of view. March 2001. Today. Minimal Edit Distance, and Viterbi more generally; Letter to Sound What is morphology? Finite-state automata Finite-state phonological rules. 1. What is morphology?. Study of the internal structure of words:

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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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Spoken language phonetics: Consonant articulation, transcription

Spoken language phonetics: Consonant articulation, transcription. LING 200 Spring 2003. What is phonetics?. Acoustic phonetics: physical properties of sounds/signs Auditory phonetics: perception of sounds/signs Articulatory phonetics: production of sounds/signs. Articulatory phonetics.

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CAS LX 400 Second Language Acquisition

CAS LX 400 Second Language Acquisition. Week 10b. Input and interaction II. Input, intake, interaction. Last time: Input vs. intake Foreigner talk as improving comprehension Krashen: Comprehension required for intake

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Semantically-independent but contextually-dependent interpretation of contrastive accent

Semantically-independent but contextually-dependent interpretation of contrastive accent. Kiwako Ito & Shari R. Speer Ohio State University. Contrast. Similarities and differences ? comparisons Bolinger (1961)

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Introduction to Language

Phonetics. Introduction to Language. Objectives:. Explore the relationship between sound and spelling Become familiar with International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA ) Understand the nature of consonants and vowels Learn where particular sounds occur (physical aspects of the human vocal tract)

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Phonetics: Vowel articulation, transcription

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Phonetics: Vowel articulation, transcription

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Phonetics for English Teachers

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Vowels

Vowels. Webpage: http://web.pdx.edu/~connjc/. Chapter 9 - Vowels and vowel-like articulations. Cardinal vowels = not real language - the extreme positions of the vowel space - use IPA vowel symbols to represent

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Vowels

Vowels. Webpage: http://web.pdx.edu/~connjc/. Chapter 9 - Vowels and vowel-like articulations. Cardinal vowels = not real language - the extreme positions of the vowel space - use IPA vowel symbols to represent

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Mdt. sprogproduktion

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Phonetics: Vowels

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Stress

Stress. Kuiper and Allan Chapter 6.3. Stress. Speakers perceive some syllables to be more prominent than others. A number of factors contribute: length loudness pitch quality. Exercise. Look at the following polysyllabic words.

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ENGLISH DIPHTHONGS

ENGLISH DIPHTHONGS. Hartono, S.S., M.Pd . College of Language (COLASULA) Sultan Agung Islamic University. Definition:. Diphthong: Sounds which consist of a movement or glide from one vowel to another. Pure Vowel: A vowel which remains constant does not glide.

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