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    Introduction Suprasegmental, also called Prosodic Feature, in phonetics, a speech feature such as stress, tone, or word juncture that accompanies or is added over consonants and vowels; these features are not limited to single sounds but often extend over syllables, words, or phrases. They are features over above the segmental values such as place or manner of articulation, thus the supra- in segmental.The term prosodic comes from poetry, where it refers to the metrical structure of verse. One…

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    Method The main aim and goal for this document is to discover the best aspects of the main four leading IPA providers in comparison with each other. In order to achieve this secondary research will be used on numerous different sources. These sources will mainly consist of comprised readings from various internet articles. Using secondary research entitles that this research will be using data that other people have found and discussed from their own primary research where they’ve collected…

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    the film on the international scale or comparing to the U.S.A is culturally different. Even as white males in their early twenties they are different from the white males shown in American or European movies. This is diversity is seen through the accents of the characters, what they say, the environment in which they evolve and with which people or items they interact…

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    I don't think I am normal, in fact I know I am not normal. There are many things that do not make me normal, but one of them stands out the most. You see, I don't like to eat my food if it does not smell good. If the food I eat smells bad it doesn't matter how it taste I won't eat it. If there is ever an occasion when I have to eat the food because my mom is making me, or I don't want to refuse food from someone. I either tell them I am not hungry or I do what most kids do, cover my nose. I want…

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    job between two people doesn’t always elicit a over/underpowered conversation. For example, in the essay “Everyone Has An Accent but Me” by John Esling, he writes, “Some countries have one accent which is accepted as “standard” and which enjoys social prestige than any other.” Basically, a regional accent can also define a power structure within a conversation. Depending on accents, another person in the conversation can decide if it’s under or overpowered based on social norms, thus having a…

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    people want to bring nature indoors, and a natural animal hide rug can add beauty to any home. Each rug has a unique rustic appearance, and the rugs look great in any setting. Cowhide rugs are known for their durability. Reindeer rugs look great as accent pieces. Sheepskin rugs are known for their delicate materials, and a sheepskin rug can add luxury to any room in your home. They are Natural in Color and Markings Animals skin rugs are available in a variety of colors, and each rug has a…

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    Americans that can speak fluent English. It is portraying an image that all Asians are foreigners and have trouble understanding English. “These images cause a society to project these stereotypical ideas when confronted with an Asian person with an accent, even though they can speak fluent English” (Byars, 2012). Furthermore, articles address the all Asian are smart stereotype. “Asian youth has often been portrayed as being so completely focused on academics that they seem to have no other…

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    pulses caused in music by the occurrence of strong and weak beats. Rhythm shows the movement with uniform or patterned recurrence of a beat. It is also the aspect of music comprising all the components which are pulse or beat, tempo, subdivision, accent, syncopation, swing and cross-rhythm that relate to forward movement.…

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    aspect of Midland accent is that of monophthongization8. They tend to monophthongize diphthongs as the one in “eye” – [aɪ] – pronouncing them as the vowel in “hot” – [Ʌ]. They also tend to do something similar to this, changing the diphthong in “house” to the one they should pronounce in “eye”, converting such words as “mouse” and “mice” in homonyms9. Although there has not been much research around this area, maybe because of its extension, it seems that it is influenced by accents such as the…

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    Different language have different tones, accents, and intonations. The English language has its own characteristics to its diction, depending from what part of the country you were raised. Those raised in the south have an accent that distinguishes them from those raised in the East coast. However, the noticeable Southern drawl comes with its own unfavorable stereotypes. Stereotypes of the Southern drawl can lead people to believe that that Southerners are either uneducated "white trash" or…

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