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PHONOLOGY

PHONOLOGY. By. AJ. Pimnapat Piriyawaranan. OBJECTIVES. 1. Learners will know about phonemes, word stress, sentence stress and intonation. 2. Learners will know how to teach their students about phonemes, word stress, sentence stress and intonation. What is phonology?.

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Phonology

Phonology. The idea of feature systems that we have been talking about in relation to phonetics also lends itself quite handily to the description of natural classes of sounds. Phonetic natural classes are groups of sounds in a language which share some articulatory or auditory feature.

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Discourse-driven awareness of contrast and the effect of pitch accent on referential resolution

Discourse-driven awareness of contrast and the effect of pitch accent on referential resolution. Kiwako Ito Ohio State University. Referential updates during running discourse. Speakers/Listeners need to: Correctly represent the currently discussed discourse entities.

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Voiced Position: low, front

Aa. Voiced Position: low, front. Bb. Voiced:throat vibrates Voiceless minimal pair /p/ Likely spelling errors: m, p. Cc. Voiceless: No Vibration Voiced minimal pair: /g/ Likely spelling errors: k, g. Dd. Voiced: throat vibrates Voiceless minimal pair /t/ Likely spelling errors: t, n.

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Voiced Position: low, front

Aa. Voiced Position: low, front. Bb. Voiced:throat vibrates Voiceless minimal pair /p/ Likely spelling errors: m, p. Cc. Voiceless: No Vibration Voiced minimal pair: /g/ Likely spelling errors: k, g. Hard. Voiceless: No Vibration Voiced minimal pair: /z/ Likely spelling errors: s.

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Voiced Position: low, front

Aa. short. Voiced Position: low, front. long. Bb. Place: lips Manner: stop. Voiced:throat vibrates Voiceless minimal pair /p/ Likely spelling errors: m, p. Cc. Voiceless: No Vibration Voiced minimal pair: /g/ Likely spelling errors: k, g. Hard. Voiceless: No Vibration

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Qassim University University

Qassim University University. Uklat Al-Sokoor College of Sciences and Arts. Dr Hany Ibrahim Mussa. week7-8. What is phonology? First Exam. What is phonology? Phonology is the study of how sounds are organized and used in natural languages. The phonological system of a language includes

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Phonology: More on allophones and phonemes

Phonology: More on allophones and phonemes. LING 400 Winter 2010. Overview. Review of phonology Data sets Mohawk stops Russian velar stops. Please turn off your cell phone. Phonemic vs. phonetic representations. Phonetic representation directly observable

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Identification of prosodic near-minimal Pairs in Spontaneous Speech

Identification of prosodic near-minimal Pairs in Spontaneous Speech. Keesha Joseph Howard University Center for Spoken Language Understanding (CSLU) Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) Portland, Oregon, USA josephk@cslu.ogi.edu August 10, 2010. Agenda. Background Information

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Activist Data Mining (as Applied to Carbon:Nitrogen Sensing in Plants) Dennis Shasha

Activist Data Mining (as Applied to Carbon:Nitrogen Sensing in Plants) Dennis Shasha. New York University. Courant Institute of Math & Computer Sciences. Department of Biology. Gloria Coruzzi Mike Chou Andrew Kouranov Laurence Lejay. Dennis Shasha. Bud Mishra

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English Phonology

English Phonology. The Sound System of American English. Key Terms. Phoneme - a unit of sound significant in a specific language (E.g., /s/ is a phoneme in English while the German ch sound /x/ is not) Grapheme - The symbols (letters) used in a writing system such as our alphabet

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Linguistics 341: Introduction to Phonetics

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Phonology, part 3: Natural Classes and Features

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