CLA: Phonology Flashcards

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Biological noises

Phonology

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  • Vomiting, coughing, burping, a low cooing sound, etc.
  • Common to the whole human race.
  • However, there are no Icelandic burps or Thai cries.
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Melodic utterances

Phonology

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  • Melody, rhythm and intonation.
  • Parents assume these sounds have different functions: questioning, exclaimation, greeting etc.
  • Babies of different nationalities sound increasingly different from each other.
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Assimilation

Phonology

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  • Swapping one consonant/vowel for another
  • e.g. Borry=Lorry
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Consonant cluster/Reduction

Phonology

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  • Reducing phonologically more complex units into simpler ones - from two (or more) consonants down to one
  • e.g. dis=dish ; fis=fish
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Deletion

Phonology

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  • Omitting a particular sound within a word, usually the final consonant or a weak syllable
  • e.g. jamas=pyjamas tephone=telephone
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Diminutive

Phonology

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  • Adding a suffix to make a word phonogically easier to say
  • e.g. ‘doggie’
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Metathesis

Phonology

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  • Swapping sounds in
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Reduplicated words

Phonology

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Reduplication

Phonology

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Substitution

Phonology

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-Replacing sounds which are harder to pronounce (e.g. R in Rock) with easier sounds such as ‘W’

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‘Th’- Fronting

Phonology

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