Ch.7 Prosody/Suprasegmentals

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What is prosody/suprasegmentals?

features of segment of speech (beyond a single sound)

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What is stress?

prominence of a syllable or word

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What is tone?

the F0 within a syllable

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What is intonation?

the F0 within a phrase

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What is syllabification?

the process of breaking up words into syllables

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What helps us identify a syllable?

prosody

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Do all syllables need a nucleus, coda and onset?

No, just a nucleus

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What is a sonority?

the relative loudness of sounds within the syllable

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If you keep your voice level the same, what sounds are always louder?

vowels

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What is the sonority principle?

words loudness should increase to the vowel then decrease

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What kind of stress can a syllable have?

-primary

-secondary

-unstressed

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What 4 main things indicate stress?

1) F0

2) duration

3) intensity

4) format frequency pattern

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What syllable is normally stressed for nouns and what is this called?

-1st syllable

-trochaic

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What syllable is normally stressed for verbs and what is it called?

-2nd syllable

-iambic

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What does the foot of a syllable include?

-the stressed syllable and all unstressed sounds that come after

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What 3 things indicate stress in phrases?

1) length- shortening or prolonging the words

2) tone- varying the pitch

3) intonation- varying the pitch contour over the phrase

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What is geminates?

a consonant that is held for a longer duration giving it the appearance of a single consonant

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When does geminates often happen?

-when two words are pushed together

-forerunner

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Where does your naturally rest in your mouth?

near the top of the mouth

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What happens to vowels length when you add more syllables?

-vowels are shortened

-ex: fruity vs. fruitiest

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What is the tongue pull theory?

languages with more high vowels may have higher F0

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What are characteristics of glottal fries?

-no harmonics

-no pitch

-no regular vocal fold vibration

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What do breathy sounds look like on a spectrogram?

fuzzy dots

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What is something that cause a patient to have breathy sounds?

vocal nodes