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Speech information Flashcards

1
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250 Hz

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1st formant of vowels /u/ and /i/

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2
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250 Hz

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fundamental frequency of female’s & children’s voices

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3
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250 Hz

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Nasal murmur associated with the phoneme /m/, /n/, ad /ng/

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4
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250 Hz

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male voice harmoics

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5
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250 Hz

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Voicing cues

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6
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250 Hz

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Prosody

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7
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250 Hz

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Suprasegmentals patterns
(stress, rate, inflection, intonation)
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8
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500 Hz

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1st formant of most vowels

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9
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500 Hz

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Harmonics of all voices (male, female, child)

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10
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500 Hz

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Voicing cues

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11
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500 Hz

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Nasality cues

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12
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500 Hz

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Suprasegmentals

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13
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500 Hz

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Some plosive bursts associated with /b/ and /d/

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14
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1000 Hz

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Important acoustic cues for manner

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15
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1000 Hz

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2nd formants of back and central vowels

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16
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1000 Hz

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Important consonant-vowel and vowel-consonant transition information

17
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1000 Hz

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Nasality cues

18
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1000 Hz

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Some plosive bursts

19
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1000 Hz

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Voicing cues

20
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1000 Hz

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Suprasegmentals

21
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2000 Hz

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Important acoustic cues for place of articulation

22
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2000 Hz

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2nd and 3rd formant information for front vowels

23
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2000 Hz

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Consonant-vowel and vowel-consonant transition information

24
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2000 Hz

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Acoustic information for the liquids /r/ and /l/

25
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2000 Hz

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Plosive bursts

26
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2000 Hz

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Affricate bursts

27
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2000 Hz

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Fricative turbulence

28
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4000 Hz

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Key frequency for /s/ and /z/ audibility (critical for language learning)

29
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why is the key frequency of 4000Hz for /s/ and /z/ audibility critical for language learning?

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Plurals
Idioms
possessives
auxiliaries
3rd person
singular verb forms
questions
copulas
past perfect
30
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4000 Hz

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Consonant quality

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