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Mind Map by Giceth Fernanda Catuche Sanchez, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Giceth Fernanda Catuche Sanchez
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Phonetics and Phonology
of English
- Phonetics
- It analyzes the sounds from the
physiological articulators involved in
their production and perception.
- Articulatory Characteristics
- They relate to:
- They have a voice
- They have no voice
- They have a voice
- For example:
- /g/ sound Voice:
voiced Place:
velar Manner:
plosive
Articulators:
the tongue
body and the
soft palate.
- /g/ sound Voice:
voiced Place:
velar Manner:
plosive
Articulators:
the tongue
body and the
soft palate.
- Articulators or organs used
in its production (lips), the
place where it is produced
(bilabial), and how the
sound is produced (nasal).
- They relate to:
- It analyzes the sounds from the
physiological articulators involved in
their production and perception.
- Phonology
- It studies the behavior of the language
sound system from an abstract poin of
view, especially in sppeech production.
- Suprasegmental Features
- They are variations of speech that
affect the realization of phonemes.
- For example:
- Present - Present
Contest - Contest
Rebel - Reel
- Present - Present
Contest - Contest
Rebel - Reel
- Such as:
- Stress, syllable,
intonation, length,
and rhythm.
- For example, some words
change their meaning
according to syllable stress.
- For example, some words
change their meaning
according to syllable stress.
- Stress, syllable,
intonation, length,
and rhythm.
- For example:
- They are variations of speech that
affect the realization of phonemes.
- It studies the behavior of the language
sound system from an abstract poin of
view, especially in sppeech production.
- Difference between
Phonetics and Phonology
- Phonetics is responsible for studying the physical production
of sounds from the articulators involved, while phonology
studies sounds from their role in oral language production.
- Phonetics is responsible for studying the physical production
of sounds from the articulators involved, while phonology
studies sounds from their role in oral language production.
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