Phonetics Flashcards

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phonetics

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the study of speech sounds

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segment

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breaking continuous sounds into individual pieces

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3
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acoustic phonetics

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physical properties of sounds

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4
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auditory phonetics

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how listeners perceive the sounds

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5
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articulatory phonetics

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study of how the vocal tracts produce the sounds of languages

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6
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orthography

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“spelling” of a word

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7
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how is phonetics symbolized?

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in brackets

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8
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consonants

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sounds produced by some restriction/closure in the vocal tract that impedes airflow from the lungs

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9
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how are consonants classified?

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place of articulation

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10
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place of articulation

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where in the vocal tract the airflow restriction occurs

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manner of articulation

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how air is affected as it flows from our lungs to mouth/nose

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12
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voiceless

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sounds when the vocal cords are apart/air flows freely through the glottis

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voiced

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sounds when the vocal cords are together/air forces its way through & causes vibration

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14
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aspirate[d]

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when a brief puff of air escapes before the glottis closes

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unaspirate[d]

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when there is not a brief puff of air escapes before the glottis closes

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16
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oral sounds

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sounds produced with the velum up/the air is blocked from escaping through the nose

17
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nasal sounds

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sounds produced with the velum down/air escapes through both nose and mouth

18
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phonetic features

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voiced, voiceless, oral, nasal