Phonetics
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Types of voice organ and qualities with detail
Voice We call the voice or human voice the rigid and voluntary sound that is produced when the air contained in the lungs passes…
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Difference between Obstruent and Sonorant with explanation
Obstruent An obstruent is a plosive, a fricative, or an affricate, that is, any consonant where airflow through the vocal…
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Grapheme and the Difference between a phoneme, a grapheme, a morpheme
Grapheme A grapheme is the basic unit of written language, corresponding in most cases to the letter. There are twenty-eight…
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English consonant phonemes in coherent speech with details
All consonants are different shades of noise. When they are formed, the air stream encounters an obstacle in its path.…
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English vowel phonemes in coherent speech with details
English vowel phonemes in speech Vowel sounds are sounds in the formation of which the airflow freely passes through the…
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Organs of speech and their work with details
It is necessary to know the structure of the human speech apparatus, i.e. know the organs of speech. The exhaled…
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Sound-letter correlations in English with description
Sound-letter correlations in English In any language, words are made up of sounds and letters. Letters are used in writing…
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Six Manners of Articulation With description
Manners of Articulation In articulatory phonetics, the form of articulation is the configuration and interaction of the articulators (speech organs…
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Difference between Contoids and Vocoids with details
Contoids A term introduced by Kenneth Pike to act as the phonetic equivalent of the term consonant. Contoids are sounds…
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Assimilation and its types in English with detail
Assimilation [əˌsɪmɪ’leɪʃ (ə) n] and its types in English assimilation, absorption, merging, ie the influence of the articulation of one…
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