'Tense vowels' presentation slideshows

College 6: Fonologische Lengte

College 6: Fonologische Lengte. ? ? ? ? C V C C V C C V V C C Vi Vj C ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?. Overzicht. Definities Features [long]; [tense]; [ATR] Structurele representatie van lengte

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Review for Midterm

Review for Midterm. SPAU 3343 Updated Spring, 2014. IPA. International Phonetic Alphabet. Each symbol represents a single sound . We can transcribe any sound of any language with IPA. Linguistics. The scientific study of language. Phonetics.

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Phonetics

Phonetics. Description and articulation of phones. Describing Consonants. We use three parameters to describe phones: VOICING PLACE OF ARTICULATION MANNER OF ARTICULATION The IPA chart shows all three parameters for each phone. VOICING.

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JPN494: Japanese Language and Linguistics JPN543: Advanced Japanese Language and Linguistics

JPN494: Japanese Language and Linguistics JPN543: Advanced Japanese Language and Linguistics. Phonology & Phonetics (2). Two major types of sounds. Consonants : speech-sounds produced when the speaker either stops or severely constricts the airflow in vocal tract.

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English Diphthongs

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English Diphthongs

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English Diphthongs

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Describing Consonants

Describing Consonants Aspects of Articulation Voicing Place of articulation Manner of articulation Manner of Articulation Stop [t] Fricative [?] Affricate [?] Nasal [n] Liquid [?] Glide [j] Flap [ ? ] Voicing What is happening at the LARYNX?

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Phonetics Continued

Phonetics Continued. Articulation and Description of English Vowels. Properties of Vowels. Most Sonorant (Audible) Sounds Almost always voiced Vowel sounds change according to SHAPE of vocal tract, no obstructions in vowels. How many vowels in English?. Teacher said 5 and sometimes y

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Phonetics: Vowels

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Phonetics Continued

Phonetics Continued. Articulation and Description of English Vowels. Properties of Vowels. Most sonorant (audible) sounds Sound is caused by vocal fold vibration Usually function as syllable nuclei Almost always voiced

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Phonetics: Vowels

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KIT

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TENSE VOWELS

TENSE VOWELS. CLOSE (HIGH. FRONT. BACK. OPEN (LOW). FLEECE. GOOSE. KIT. FOOT. NURSE. DRESS. THOUGHT. STRUT. TRAP. LOT. PALM. CLOSE (HIGH. FRONT. BACK. OPEN (LOW). CLICK HERE FOR NEXT SLIDESHOW.

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