Chapter 3: Phonology Flashcards
What is the basic syllable structure?
Syllable (σ), divides into onset (O) and Rhyme (R). Rhyme divides into Nucleus (N) and Coda (C).
What is the sonority scale?
Obstruents; Stops, Fricatives, and Affricates (0), Nasals (1), Liquids (2), Glides (3), Vowels (4)
What is the Binarity Requirement?
There can only be a maximum of 2 consonants in an onset or a coda within a syllable.
What class(es) is/are [+consonantal]?
Obstruents, Nasals, Liquids
What class(es) is/are [+syllabic]?
Vowels
What class(es) is/are [+sonorant]?
Nasals, Liquids, Glides, Vowels. (Obstruents are the only [-sonorant])
What class(es) is/are [+lateral]?
All and only varieties of L.
What class(es) is/are [+continuent]?
Vowels, glides, liquids, and fricatives.
What sound(s) is/are [+DR]?
/tʃ/ and /dʒ/