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Oral, verbal expression of language into words is: - <<ANSWERSspeech Phonetic transcription is descriptive. What does this mean? - <<ANSWERSthat special symbols are used to indicate the articulatory makeup of real utterances Secondary stress is marked with a straight superscript line in front of the syllable. - <<ANSWERSFalse Speech sounds and phonemes represent exactly the same concepts. - <<ANSWERSFalse The allowed combination of phonemes in a particular language ...

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Oral, verbal expression of language into words is: - <<ANSWERSspeech Phonetic transcription is descriptive. What does this mean? - <<ANSWERSthat special symbols are used to indicate the articulatory makeup of real utterances Secondary stress is marked with a straight superscript line in front of the syllable. - <<ANSWERSFalse Speech sounds and phonemes represent exactly the same concepts. - <<ANSWERSFalse The allowed combination of phonemes in a particular language ...

Oral, verbal expression of language into words is: - <<ANSWERSspeech Phonetic transcription is descriptive. What does this mean? - <<ANSWERSthat special symbols are used to indicate the articulatory makeup of real utterances Secondary stress is marked with a straight superscript line in front of the syllable. - <<ANSWERSFalse Speech sounds and phonemes represent exactly the same concepts. - <<ANSWERSFalse The allowed combination of phonemes in a particular language ...

double onset: no _ _ can serve at C2. only /_ / can be C1 and combine only with /_ /. - ANSWER-voiced fricatives; v; j double onset: No _ _ _ can serve as C1; the lateral can only precede /_ / (only for some speakers) - ANSWER-non lateral approximant; j double onset: No _ _ can serve at C2. - ANSWER-voiced stop double onset: No _ other than /f/ can serve as C2, and this can be preceded by a /_ / in rarely found in vocabulary. - ANSWER-fricative; s double onset: No _ or _ are allowed ...

Een samenvatting van de behandelde hoofdstukken en hoorcolleges van het vak 'Linguistics 1: Phonetics'

Japanese language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigationJump to search Not to be confused with Javanese language. "Nihongo" redirects here. Not to be confused with Nihonga. Japanese 日本語 にほんご ニホンゴ nihongo N The kanji for Japanese (read nihongo) Pronunciation /nihoNɡo/: [ɲihoŋɡo] Native to Japan Ethnicity Japanese (Yamato) Native speakers ~128 million (2020)[1] Language family Japonic Japanese Early forms Old Japanese Early Middl...

Assignment 2: How a Law Becomes a Law According to the Library of Congress, approximately 40,000 state and federal laws are ratified annually. For this reason, it is important to have an understanding of the manner in which a law is enacted. Imagine that your supervising attorney has approached you to research this topic. Write a two to three (2-3) page paper in which you: 1. Identify the source(s) from which the authority to legislate is derived. Determine whether or not Congress has unreasona...