Phonetics (cardbox)

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  What are speech sounds?

  - The sounds produced by human speech organs - Not ...
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  What is Phonetics?

  Phonetics studies speech sounds independent of their role ...
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  How does a sound spectrogram look like?

  - time on the x-axis - frequency on the y-axis - amplitude ...
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  What is segmentation?

  Segmentation of continuos speech yields a list of elements ...
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  What is classification?

  Classification establishes a type/token system of segments ...
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  Type vs. Token

  Type: abstraction, class, not specific objects Token: ...
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  Which features are used to classify consonants?

  - manner of articulation - place of articulation - +- ...
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  Manner of articulation: Which classes do exist?

  - plosives: p, b, t, d, ... - nasals: m, [mg], n, ŋ - ...
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  Place of articulation: Which classes do exist?

  - Labials (lips): p, b, m, B, Φ, ß - Labiodentals (lips ...
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  +- Voicing of Consonants

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  plosive [ling.]

  der Verschlusslaut [Phonetik]
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  fricative [ling.]

  der Reibelaut
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  nasal [ling.]

  der Nasallaut [Phonetik]
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  lateral consonant [ling.]

  der Lateral - bei dem Luft beidseitig ausströmt
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  gums pl.

  das Zahnfleisch
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  palatal sound [ling.]

  der Gaumenlaut
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  glottal stop [ling.]

  der Kehlkopfverschlusslaut
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  labiodental [ling.]

  der Lippen-Zahnlaut - Artikulationsstelle
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  hard palate [anat.]

  harter Gaumen
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  alveolar ridge [med.]

  der Alveolarkamm
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  dorsum [anat.]

  der Zungenrücken
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  uvula [anat.]

  das Gaumenzäpfchen
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  pharynx

  die Rachenhöhle
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  vocal cords

  die Stimmbänder
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  esophagus

  die Speiseröhre
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  trachea

  die Luftröhre
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  Classification of vowels

  - place of tongue: front/central/back high/mid/low - ...
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  Vowels: Tongue position and roundness (place + manner)

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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  High-Front
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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  High-Central
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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  High-Back
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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  High-mid - Front
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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  High-mid - Central
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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  High-mid - Back
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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  Low-mid - Front-Central
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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  Low-mid Central
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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  Low-mid - Back
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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  Low Front-Central
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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  Low Central
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  Tongue position and pronounciation: ...

  Low Back
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  What are [Phones]?

  - Speech sounds as classified by the IPA. - "Realization" ...
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  What are allophones?

  - Phonetic variant of a phoneme. - The differences between ...
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  When is a difference in sound *not* phonemic? Examples!

  - If the difference is *determined by the phonemic context* ...
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  strident adj.

  scharf
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  coronal

  Articulated by raising the blade of the tongue, as (t) in ...
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  (1) Nasal cavity (2) Hard palate (3) Alveolar ridge (4) ...
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  Complementary distribution

  In contexts where we find one, we never find the other (see ...
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  Overlapping distribution

  - A feature of minimal pairs. - Sounds that occur in ...