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55 Cards in this Set

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p
voiceless labial stop
b
voiced labial stop
t
voiceless alveolar stop
d
voiced alveolar stop
k
voiceless velar stop
g
voiced velar stop
flap ?
voiceless glottal stop
f
voiceless labio-dental fricative
v
voiced labio-dental fricative
theta
voiceless dental fricative
crossed d
voiced dental fricative
s
voiceless alveolar fricative
z
voiced alveolar fricative
integral sign
voiceless post-alveolar fricative
cursive z thing
voiced post-alveolar fricative
h
voiceless glottal fricative
t - integral sign
voiceless post-alveolar affricate
d - cursive z thing
voiced post-alveolar affricate
m
voiced labial nasal
n
voiced alveolar nasal
ng thing
voiced velar nasal
l
voiced alveolar liquid
upside down r
voiced post-alveolar liquid
w0
voiceless labial glide
w
voiced labial glide
j
voiced palatal glide
i
high front tense unrounded
as in beat
I (capital i)
high front lax unrounded
as in bit
e
mid front tense unrounded
as in ehhh
epsilon
mid front lax unrounded
as in bet
ae
low front lax unrounded
as in bat
upside down e/upside down v
mid central lax unrounded
as in but
u
high back tense rounded
as in boot
curvy u
high back lax rounded
as in put
o
mid back tense rounded
backward c
mid back lax rounded
as in bought
a
low back lax unrounded
as in bot
obstruents
stops, fricatives, affricates
sonorants
nasals, liquids, glides, vowels
sibilants
s, z, integral, cursive z, ts, dz, t-integral, d-cursive z
suprasegmentals
length, intonation, tone, stress
contrastive
different sounds have different meanings (p as in pin, b as in bin)
complementary
can be either, allophones of same phoneme (t, t^h) (p, p^h)
phonotactic constraint
sound combos that a language allows
sound substitution
speakers of foreign language choose closest sound
minimal pair
find one word with two sounds (one sound changes) and meaning changes
assimilation
become more similar to sound before or after
dissimilation
two sounds become more different
insertion
add sounds
deletion
take away sounds
metathesis
switching letters
derivational
changes meaning (and usually word class)
inflectional
deal with grammar, don't change meaning (or word class)
nouns: plural -s, possessive -s
adj: comparative -er, superlative -er
verbs: 3rd person singular -s, past tense -ed, progressive aspect -ing, past participle -ed/-en
content morpheme
has meaning
derivational affixes, nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs
function morpheme
has no meaning, just does something
prepositions, articles, conjunctions, inflectional affixes