SLP 7600- Quiz 1
Acoustic phonetics - ANS--the transmission houses of speech
-frequency, duration & depth of phones
Allophone - ANS-version within the pronunciation of a phoneme
Articulation - ANS-motor moves worried to produce sounds
articulation sickness - ANS--influences the "form" of speech sounds associated with structural,
motor primarily based or useful problems
-Use SODA mistakes documentation
-bear in mind age of acquisition
Articulatory phonetics - ANS-the manufacturing features of phones, categorization & association
in line with unique details in their production
Assimilation - ANS--one sound becomes comparable/same to a neighboring sound
-form of coarticulation
-common with velars
assimilatory (harmony) strategies - ANS--velar assimilation
-labial assimilation
-nasal assimilation
Auditory phonetics - ANS-how we perceive sounds
broad transcription - ANS--popular, primarily based on phonemes
-/ /
changes in way approaches - ANS--gliding
-*stopping =most common
-affrication
-de affrication
-vowelization
-de-rhotacization
traits of consonants - ANS--obstruents: produced with mouth closure
-characterised via way, area & voice
traits of vowels - ANS--open vocal tract
Acoustic phonetics - ANS--the transmission houses of speech
-frequency, duration & depth of phones
Allophone - ANS-version within the pronunciation of a phoneme
Articulation - ANS-motor moves worried to produce sounds
articulation sickness - ANS--influences the "form" of speech sounds associated with structural,
motor primarily based or useful problems
-Use SODA mistakes documentation
-bear in mind age of acquisition
Articulatory phonetics - ANS-the manufacturing features of phones, categorization & association
in line with unique details in their production
Assimilation - ANS--one sound becomes comparable/same to a neighboring sound
-form of coarticulation
-common with velars
assimilatory (harmony) strategies - ANS--velar assimilation
-labial assimilation
-nasal assimilation
Auditory phonetics - ANS-how we perceive sounds
broad transcription - ANS--popular, primarily based on phonemes
-/ /
changes in way approaches - ANS--gliding
-*stopping =most common
-affrication
-de affrication
-vowelization
-de-rhotacization
traits of consonants - ANS--obstruents: produced with mouth closure
-characterised via way, area & voice
traits of vowels - ANS--open vocal tract
