Chapter three Flashcards

1
Q

Other languages have larger number of syllables

A

Hawwaiian, Indonesian, and Hebrew.

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2
Q

Syllables: Hawaiian

A

CV/ V

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3
Q

Syllables: Indonesian

A

CV/ V/VC/CVC

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4
Q

Syllables: Hebrew

A

CV/CCV/CCVC/CVC/CVCC

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5
Q

Indonesian clusters:

A

Only in the middle

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6
Q

Does not allow a single vowel to be a syllable by itself?

A

Hebrew

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7
Q

Foreign accents

A

Foreign accents can make a difference in phonetics

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8
Q

Phonetics: English

A

Sounds from other languages are not used in English

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9
Q

Sound substitution:

A

The use of sounds from original language to be used in a non native language

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10
Q

Voiceing

A

Means a lot in English language

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11
Q

Voiced to voiceless

A

Changes the pronunciation

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12
Q

K and G in English

A

Different sounds

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13
Q

Top and Stop sound

A

Actually different when pronounced because of the breath of air.

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14
Q

Does the P and ph sound affect the English pronunciations?

A

Yes

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15
Q

P and H affect Hindi

A

It affects Hindi because the sounds are in different categories.

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16
Q

Phoneme

A

A linguistic structure that is significant to native speakers.

17
Q

Rain check English

A

Slip of the tongue when it is pronounced

18
Q

Nasalized vowels

A

Only occur with a nasal consonant

19
Q

Bean and Brand

A

Nasal consonant

20
Q

Complementary distruibution

A

Uses two complementary parts to make a bigger word

21
Q

Dean

A

Nasal Consonant

22
Q

Deed

A

Nasal Consonant

23
Q

P and Ph

A

Spat

24
Q

P and Ph

A

Spool

25
Q

Different pronunciation

A

Leap to lip depends how one interprets