'Speech organs' presentation slideshows

The Life History of Linguistic Change

Northern Cities Shift. Canadian Shift. The Life History of Linguistic Change. Inland North: front /o/. Back vowel shift. Low back merger. Increase phonetic distance. Eastern seaboard: raise /oh/. Pittsburgh chain shift. South: add upglide. Back upglide chain shift.

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Lecture A2

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LIN 3201 Sounds of Human Language

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The Speech Cycle

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Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology

Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology. Important facts. written English different from spoken English need to study the sound system of English and its correlation to writing grown-ups cannot acquire pronunciation as easily as children can HARD WORK NECESSARY!

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SPEECH ORGANS & ARTICULATION

SPEECH ORGANS & ARTICULATION. PHONOLOGY & MORPHOLOGY WEEK 2. THE PROCESS OF PRODUCING SPEECH. The air breathed in Lungs The air pressed out Trachea (windpipe) Larynx Pharynx Mouth cavity Nasal ca vity. CHECK THIS OUT!. CHECK THIS OUT!. THE MAIN SPEECH ORGANS.

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AssignmentPoint

Presentation on Organs of Speech. www.AssignmentPoint.com. Introductory Speech.

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Fundamentals of Phonetics

Fundamentals of Phonetics. 1. Speech organs. Parts of the human body involved in the production of speech:. the lungs, the trachea (or windpipe), the throat, the mouth, and the nose. Position of the vocal folds: voiceless.

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SPEECH ORGANS AND SOUNDS THEY PRODUCE

SPEECH ORGANS AND SOUNDS THEY PRODUCE. SPEECH ORGANS. WHAT DO YOU HEAR PEOPLE DOING?. CRY GIGGLE LAUGH SHOUT WHISPER SING SNORE SPEAK WHISTLE SCREAM ROAR MUMBLE.

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