Phonetics Flashcards

1
Q

segmentation

A

Analysing stretches of sound and identifying recurrent elements
segmentation > phones

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2
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vowels vs. consonants

A

vowels: no obstruction
consonants: The air stream meets an obstacle
semi-vowels: [w], [j]

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3
Q

Describing speech sounds

A

pulmonic / non pulmonic
egressive / ingressive
voiceless / voice <-> fortis / lenis
oral / nasal / nasalised

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4
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bilabial

A

lips
[b], [p], [m], [w]

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5
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labio-dental

A

lower lip and upper teeth
[v], [f]

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6
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dental

A

tongue and upper teeth
[θ] [ð]

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7
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alveolar

A

tip and rims of the tongue
and
upper alveolar ridge and side teeth
[th] [t] [d] [s] [z] [n] [l]

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8
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post alveolar

A

tip, blade and rims of the tongue and rear part of upper alveolar ridge
[r]

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9
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palato alveolar

A

tip, blade, and rims of the tongue
and upper alveolar ridge and side
teeth
[ʃ] [ʒ] [tʃ] [dʒ]

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10
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velar

A

tongue and soft palate
[k] [g] [ŋ]

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11
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glottal

A

vocal cords
[h]

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12
Q

plosive / stop

A

articulary organs form abstruction; air stream is held up; sudden release of air
[ph] [p] [th] [t] [kh] [k] [ʔ] [b] [d] [g]

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13
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fricate

A

articulary organs brought so close togetherthat friction of air stream occurs
[f] [v] [θ] [ð] [s] [z] [ʃ] [ʒ] [h]

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14
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affricate

A

plosive with friction during release stage
[tʃ] [dʒ]

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15
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lateral

A

partial closure so that air stream
can escape on one or both sides
of obstruction
[l]

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16
Q

approximant

A

contraction of tongue; air stream
can escape without friction
[r] [w] [j]

17
Q

nasal

A

air stream released through nose;
articulatory organs form obstruction
[n] [m] [ŋ]

18
Q

describing consonants

A

place of articulation
manner of articulation
amount of energy (fortis lenis)
aspiration

19
Q

describing vowels

A

place of highest point of the tounge
degree of lip rounding
length

20
Q

pulmonic / non pulmonic

A

lungs are involved = pulmonic

21
Q

egressive ingressive

A

air stream is pushed out or in

22
Q

voiced vs voiceless

A

hand trick (vibration voiced)
voiced -> lenis
voiceless -> fortis

23
Q

place of the highest point of the tongue

A

front / central / back
close / half closed ( half open / open

24
Q

degree of lip rounding

A

rounded/ neutral / spread

25
Q

further distinction of vowels

A

monothongs
diphthongs
triphthongs

26
Q

suprasegmental elements

A

stress / prominance
pitch change
Intonation
Accent
Rhythm