Linguistics and Phonology Exam W10

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beat

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bit

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bet

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mad

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but

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charm

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bot

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torn

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took

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stew

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word

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winter

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wait

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mice

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town

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boat

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boy

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here

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wear

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lure

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king

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they

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thin

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cat

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rat

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you

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judge

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chirp

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Asia or beige or television

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Primary Stress (loudest syllable)

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Secondary Stress (Seconds loudest syllable)

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Aspirated means a puff of air that follows the release of a consonant. (AI)

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Dentalisation is a phonetic process wherein a consonant is articulated with the tongue against the upper teeth, affecting the sound quality. (AI)

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Nasalised is a phonetic feature where the airflow is directed through the nasal cavity during the articulation of a vowel or consonant. (AI)

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/ /

broad transcription

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[ ]

narrow transcription

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What are some of the letters in nasalisation

m, n, and n as in ng for king

<p>m, n, and n as in ng for king </p>
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What does the aspiration h stand for?

Explosive bursts of air like b, d, g goes before aspiration occurs

<p>Explosive bursts of air like b, d, g goes before aspiration occurs</p>
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What does dentalisation stand for?

t, d, n gets put before upcoming dental

<p>t, d, n gets put before upcoming dental </p>
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sh

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the

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What is a schwa?

A shwa is a mid-central vowel sound produced in unstressed syllables, often represented by the symbol "ə" in phonetic transcription. It is WEAK in PROSODIC TREES

<p>A shwa is a mid-central vowel sound produced in unstressed syllables, often represented by the symbol "ə" in phonetic transcription. It is WEAK in PROSODIC TREES</p>