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Phonetics

Phonetics. LI 2023 Nathalie F. Martin. Introduction: Spoken Language. Language can be spoken, written, manually signed, mechanically reproduced and synthesized by computer Spoken language is the main way humans express themselves Humans spoke before they wrote

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The Final Battle

The Final Battle. Calling the Phones Phonology fill in the blank On the Spot Minimal Pairs Name that Phonological Rule Set Up the Syllable. Phono + Tactics Feature Features Act It Out Eawy Phonetic Pwocesses Toddler Syntax. Table of Content. Calling the Phones

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Descriptive Grammar of English: Phonetics and Phonology

Descriptive Grammar of English: Phonetics and Phonology. dr Iwona Kokorniak (with contribution from dr Jaros?aw Weckwerth) 11 October 200 8. The vocal tract. Active and passive articulators. Active: tongue, lips, uvula Passive: teeth, alveolar ridge, hard palate, soft palate (=velum).

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Unit 2 Consonants and Vowels

Unit 2 Consonants and Vowels. The classification of consonants and vowels. Classification of Phonemes. I.Organs of speech

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Consonants Part II

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Bilabial- Plosives

Bilabial- Plosives. Place: / p/ -/b/ . Bilabial. Manner of articulation 1). 2). 3). 4). 5). Voicing. /p/ Voiceless or fortis. /b/ Voiced Or lenis. Exercise: Try to do this. /p/ /b/. Words - contrasts /p/-/b/. Pin

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Overlapping Gesture

Overlapping Gesture. ???????????????? ??? ?????????? anticipatory coarticulation ( ?????? ) ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????. Overlapping Gesture - gesture of the tongue. Overlapping Gesture - gesture of the lip.

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