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Consonants
certain speech sounds, specifically those that block the air before it leaves the mouth
Vowels
sounds where the vocal tract remains open. It uses pitch, accent, volume, and duration to differentiate their sounds.
typographical sign of short vowel
ă, ĕ, ĭ, ŏ, ŭ
typographical sign of long vowel
ā, ē, ī, ō, ū
Diphthongs
formed when two vowels come together to create a new sound in a single syllable. These are usually found in the middle of a word.
Suprasegmental
These features include stress, intonation, rhythm, and pitch, which play a crucial role in conveying meaning, emotion, and emphasis in spoken language
Enunciation
clarity in pronouncing individual sounds and syllables in words. It focuses on how well one pronounces and delivers the sounds, ensuring that each word is easily understood.
Diction
involves choosing the right words for effective communication in a given context It involves selecting words that are appropriate for the context, audience, and purpose of communication.
Pronunciation
the accurate production of sounds, emphasizing correct intonation and emphasis in spoken words
Rule 1
one syllable words are stressed
Rule 2
two syllable nouns and adjectives, the stress falls on the first syllable
Rule 3
For words ending in ic, tion, sion, cal, the stress is on the syllable BEFORE the suffix.
Rule 4
For words ending in cy, ty, phy and gy, the stress is on the third to the last syllable
Rule 5
For compound nouns, the stress falls on the first syllable.
Rule 6
For compound verbs and adjectives, the stress falls on the second part
Emphasis
stress laid on a word or words to indicate special meaning or particular importance
Phrasing
is the arrangement of words and ideas into meaningful units or phrases, which reflects the natural flow of thought and aids comprehension of the intended message
Pausing
involves intentionally stopping or slowing down the pace of speech at specific points. Pauses allow the listener to process information, emphasize key points, and create a rhythm in speech.
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short pause
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long pause