Final Exam Study Flashcards
Phonetics
The study of the production and perception of speech sounds
Using a system of symbols to that accurately and reliably represent the sounds of a language
Phonology
The sound system of the language: the structure and function of the sounds of a language
- group of specific sounds used in that language
- permissible variations of those sounds when produced
- particular rules for combining those sounds
consonants and vowels Make up a phonology system
Articulatory Phonetics
physiological or informational or descriptive - How and where sounds are produced in the dynamic vocal tract
perceptual phonetics
study of how we hear and interpret speech sounds
Linguistic Complexity
divides speech into isolation, word, sentence, conversation or continuous speech
response complexity
one sound or multiple sounds
system complexity
phonetic transcription, two-way scoring, 5-way scoring (SODA)
Grapheme vs. Phoneme
Letter vs. Sound
Target letter v. Sound
Some letters have multiple sounds depending on the word. E.g. letter c in “carrot” vs. “space”. k vs. s sound
Morpheme
Smallest unit of language that has meaning