Introduction Flashcards

1
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what is phonetics

A
  • study of spoken speech
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2
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communication chain simple

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sender > transmission > reciever

speech production > acoustic transmission > speech perception

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3
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Communication chain detailed (7 steps)

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thought > linguistic representation > vocal tract movement> acoustics > auditory perception > linguistic representation > meaning

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4
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aero tactic feedback

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air signal created from a puff of air

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5
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articulatory phonetics

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  • speech production

- physiology of speech apparatus

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6
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acoustic phonetics

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  • acoustic characteristics of speech

- sound waves, frequency, duration, etc.

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7
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auditory phonetics

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  • speech perception
  • auditory system
  • memory, brain
  • how speech is percieved
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8
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oscillogram

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  • a time signal
  • x= time
  • y=loudness
  • how many syllables produced in a second
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9
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spectrogram

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to see if you have a low or high-frequency sound/voice

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10
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how many countries speak English?

A

110

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11
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English has ______ learners

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1, 500 million

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12
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most languages have ___ vowels, 3 most common are _______.

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  • 5

- [i] [a] [u]

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13
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is written representation suited for speech sounds? why or why not?

A
  • no

- many words are spelled the same but pronounced so different

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14
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orthography

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how we typically spell words

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15
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IPA is written based on ______.

A

speech sounds

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16
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phone

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  • produced words
  • pronunciation of speech sounds
  • differ speaker to speaker, from word to word
17
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phoneme

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  • mental representations
  • distinctive sound in a language
  • tested with minimal pairs
18
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allophone

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  • different forms of the same phoneme
  • changes don’t make a minimal pair
  • allophones of same phoneme
19
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suprasegmental information

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  • syllabicness
  • stress
  • intonation (tone)
20
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segment

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  • one acoustic structure that is perceived as one sound segment
21
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intonation

A

used in some languages to signal phonemic differences

22
Q

how can we categorize babies babbling?

A
  • frequency produced
  • patterns
  • durations
  • what articulators being used
23
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what is the most common energy source in speech production?

A

lungs