Glossary Flashcards

1
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phone

A

sound produced during language communication

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2
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phonetics

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the study of sounds

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3
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acoustic phonetics

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study of sound waves

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4
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articulatory phonetics

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study of the physical production of phones

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5
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phonetic transcription

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wriritng words in terms of phonetic realization, indicated by [ ]; aspiration etc

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6
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phonemic description

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writing terms in terms of phonemic contrasts, indicated by / /; mental production of sounds

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7
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phonemics

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the study of the mental categorization of phones into language specific

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8
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phoneme

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a set of phones perceived as being the same within a particular language system

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9
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allophone

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one of the variants of a phoneme, may appear as
* complementary distribution, such as initial [kʰ] vs medial [k]
* free variation, more or less random variation by speaker

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10
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archiphonemes

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two or more phonemes that do not contrast in some positions like medial /t/ and /d/ in GAE

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11
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phonemic grid

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the set of structured oppositions for classifying sounds within a specific language

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12
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stress

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the relative greater prominence (through volume and/or length and/or pitch) of a particular syllable

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13
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word stress

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stress as applied to individual words

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14
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primary stress

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a type of word stress in GAE, must occur in every word longer than a single syllable

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15
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unstressed

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occurs on every syllable that does not have primary or secondary stress

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16
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intonation

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vocal contour of a sentence or part of a sentence, may indicate type of sentence (question etc)

17
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sandhi

A

sound changes (phonetic or phonemic) caused by other phonemes

18
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juncture

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the manner in which boundaries between syllables or words that can affect pronunciation, are negotiated.

19
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underlying form

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an abstract form of a word

20
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surface representation

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the form it takes when pronounced by a given speaker