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17 Cards in this Set
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What is a phonetic alphabet |
Is the study of the perdition and perception of speech sounds. |
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What is the IPA |
It is designed to represent the sound of words |
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Why are there variations in phonetic transcription from professional to professional? |
Dew to personal habit or the method learned. |
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What is phonology |
A systematic organization of speech sounds in the production of language. |
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What is digraph |
A pair of letters that represents one sound |
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What is allogaph |
Differing letter sequence that represent the same phoneme |
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What is morpgeme |
Smallest unit of language capable of carrying meanings. |
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Phoneme |
Speech sounds capable of differeniating morphemes. |
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What is graphemes |
Printed alphabet letters used in the representation of allograph. |
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What is complemetary distribution |
Allophone production that is tide to a particular phonetic environment. |
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What is free variations |
Refers to Allophone production that is not tied to a particular phonetic environment. |
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Onset |
All consonant preceding a vowel in any syllable; not all syllable contain an onset. |
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Rhyme |
Syllable segment consisting of an obligatory nucleus and a optional coda. |
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Coda |
Consonants that follow a vowel in any syllable; not all syllable have a coda. |
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Nucleus |
A vowel |
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Open syllable |
Syllable with a vowel phoneme in the final position. |
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Closed syllable |
Syllable with a consonant phoneme in the final position. |
