Pg 95-97 Flashcards

1
Q

two words with only 1 sound difference recognizable to native speakers

A

minimal pairs

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2
Q

separate phonemes go in

A

/ / slash bars

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3
Q

How many minimal pairs do you need to prove phonemes?

A

One Perfect minimal pair

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4
Q

where one phone occurs?

A

the other does not occur

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5
Q

what is distribution?

A

is the way of organizing your data so you can see what environments the sounds occur in more easily.

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6
Q

in a distribution
the line is?
and the number sign is?

A

line is the sound itself

number sign signifies a pause

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7
Q

Both explanation the worded explanation and technical explanation in phonetic symbols say the same thing, but what?

A

symbolic one is shorter and prehaps more precise.

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8
Q

T/F: Phoneticians follow the principle of economy, which is that the explanation they give will be the most economical possible; they will never use 3 environments to explain variation in pronunciation if 2 environments would be sufficient

A

True

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9
Q

/x/

A

represent the phoneme, the family of allophnes (usually the most common or widespread allophone, the one found elsewhere)

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10
Q

line with arrow

A

is pronounced as

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11
Q

allophones are listed in?

A

brackets; the one in the most specific or limited environment first

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12
Q

/

A

in the environment of

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13
Q

after the bar you explain what?

A

the environment

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14
Q

line indicates what?

A

position of the allophone relative to other sounds

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15
Q

Allophonic variation tends to occur in certain?

A

environments in all langauges

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16
Q

#

A

word boundary

17
Q

$

A

syllable boundary

18
Q

words with two sound differences or words that show the sounds occur in the same environent .

A

near minimal pairs.

19
Q

The phoneticians use several ___ to ague that the sounds belong to what?

A

near minimal pairs

different phonemes

20
Q

words that differ by one sound but which have the same meaning

meaning it has two ways of pronouncing the word

two different pronunciations with the same meaning

A

free variation