Midterm 1 Flashcards
Phonology
systems and patterns of speech sounds in a language
phonology cont.
concerned with the abstract or mental aspect of the sounds in language rather than with the actual physical articulation of speech sounds.
what are phonemes?
sound type; distinction of sounds/phonemes in a language
give an example of phoneme
f vs v
what is natural classes?
when 2 sounds share the same feature they are in the same class
phones/allophones
different ways of pronouncing a phoneme/ variations of 1 sound type
example of allophones
tar and butter
phonotactics
permitted arrangement of sounds/ may rules ang arrangement!! log is pwede but vog is not
coarticulation effects
this is when americans eat what they say lol basically some sounds are not pronounced may nagbabago
what are 3 coarticulation effects
assimilation, nasalization, elision
what is assimilation
making sound segment similar to the next one = have to - hafta
what is assimilation
making sound segment similar to the next one = have to - hafta
nasalization
giving a nasal quality??
elision
leaving out a sound segment - camera to camra