Lin 3201 Sounds of Human Language Summer C

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Lin 3201 Sounds of Human Language Summer C 2008 Instructor: Divya V. Gogoi

Lin 3201 Sounds of Human Language Summer C 2008 Instructor: Divya V. Gogoi

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Speech is an essential aspect of communication….

Speech is an essential aspect of communication….

… its over use may result in this!!!

… its over use may result in this!!!

How is sound represented? • Articulatorily – what happens in mouth when a particular

How is sound represented? • Articulatorily – what happens in mouth when a particular sound is produced? • Acoustically – how is sound observed as a waveform?

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Articulatory phonetics

Articulatory phonetics

Acoustics

Acoustics

• Prosodics • Phonemics

• Prosodics • Phonemics

Questions addressed in this class– What does it mean to ‘know’ a language? •

Questions addressed in this class– What does it mean to ‘know’ a language? • Sounds that we use • Patterns of sounds – – st – Ft – bv - stop, fast - raft - Not a pattern in English – How do languages differ? • Different sound systems

Why should we talk about Phonetics? • For fieldwork • Teach a second language

Why should we talk about Phonetics? • For fieldwork • Teach a second language • Learn a new language • Trained ear • Communication disorders • Pronunciation correction for language learners / actors • Forensic analysis

Fields of Phonetics Articulatory Phonetics – Physical properties of sound – how sounds are

Fields of Phonetics Articulatory Phonetics – Physical properties of sound – how sounds are produced in the vocal tract Acoustic Phonetics – Sound as a wave – air compression and disturbance as sounds are released Auditory Phonetics – Interpretation and reception of speech sounds

Anatomy

Anatomy

LIN 3201 Sounds of Human Language Sayers WeekLIN 3201 Sounds of Human Language Sayers Week
HEART SOUNDS INTRODUCTION Heart sounds are sounds producedHEART SOUNDS INTRODUCTION Heart sounds are sounds produced
Chapter Six Sounds Sounds Sounds are vibrations thatChapter Six Sounds Sounds Sounds are vibrations that
The Sounds of Language The Sounds of LanguageThe Sounds of Language The Sounds of Language
The Sounds of Language The Sounds of LanguageThe Sounds of Language The Sounds of Language
Vowels LIN 3201 Vowels vs Consonants Vowels ConsonantsVowels LIN 3201 Vowels vs Consonants Vowels Consonants
Vowels 2 LIN 3201 Some reminders about 1Vowels 2 LIN 3201 Some reminders about 1
Phonemics LIN 3201 Phonemics or Why Phonetic isPhonemics LIN 3201 Phonemics or Why Phonetic is
Phonological Processes LIN 3201 Phonological Processes There arePhonological Processes LIN 3201 Phonological Processes There are
Voicing Phonation LIN 3201 4 Parameters for DescribingVoicing Phonation LIN 3201 4 Parameters for Describing
Manner of Articulation LIN 3201 4 Parameters forManner of Articulation LIN 3201 4 Parameters for
Coarticulation LIN 3201 Coarticulation Articulation at two differentCoarticulation LIN 3201 Coarticulation Articulation at two different
Phonetics The Sounds of Language CONSONANT SOUNDS PlacesPhonetics The Sounds of Language CONSONANT SOUNDS Places
Phonetics The Sounds of Language CONSONANT SOUNDS DenyPhonetics The Sounds of Language CONSONANT SOUNDS Deny