ELS 104 (Phonology & Morphology) Flashcards

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unit of speech sound

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phone

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actual sound

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phone

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3
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studies how humans make the sound of a specific word

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phone

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4
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appears in square brackets

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phone

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5
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smallest unit of speech

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phoneme

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6
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set of phones

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phoneme

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7
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appears in slashes

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phoneme

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8
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forms when two consonants work together to create a completely different sound

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digraphs

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9
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different ways you can say a word

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Allophone

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10
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another way to pronounce a phoneme

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allophone

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11
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study of patterns of sounds

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Phonology

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12
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two vowels that work together to form another sound

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Dipthongs

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13
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crop, crack, creep are examples of

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C-sounds that make /k/

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14
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central, cent, cite are examples of

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c-sounds that make an /s/

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15
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7 Digraphs Phonemes

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/ch/, /sh/, /ng/, /th/ (voiced & unvoiced), /zh/, /wh/

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16
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5 R-controlled phonemes

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/a(r)/, /ā(r) /, /i (r)/, /o(r) / & /u(r)

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Standard accent of english

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Received Pronounciation

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parts of the tounge

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tip, blade, front, center and back

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extreme end of tounge

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tapering area of the tongue

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opposite of the hard palate

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opposite of the meeting point of hard and soft palate

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opposite of the soft palate

24
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Process of producing speech sounds

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initiation, phonation, oro-nasal and articulation

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extension of the maxilla and mandible, upper part of the jaw
alveolar ridge
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roof of your mouth and base of your nose
palate
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voice box; contains the vocal cords
larynx
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throat
pharynx
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small, finger-shaped piece if tissue
uvula
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opening between the vocal folds in the larynx
glottis
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deals with the sounds by humans
phonetics
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also known as broad transcription
phonemic transcription
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transcription which covers the contrastive sounds, focus only to show phonemes
phonemic transcription
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one tool for describing speech
Phonetic Transcription
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Based on actual utterance of the speaker
Phonetic Transcription
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Adds some diacritics as well as specialized symbok
Phonetic transcription