Chapter Files 2 Flashcards
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Phonetics
study of the minimal units that make up language .
articulatory phonetics
study of production of speech sounds
acoustic phonetics
study of transmission/physical properties of speech sounds
auditory phonetics
study of perception of speech sounds
x-ray photography/cinematography
(dangerous) way to investigate sound production
point-tracking device
X-ray microbeam and electromagnetic articulograph are two kinds of this
palatography
method used to show contact between tongue and roof of mouth
sound spectrograph
3-dimensional representation of sound
MRI and CT
auditory phonetics tools
impressionistic phonetic transcription
method of accurately writing down speech sounds
phone
discrete unit of the speech stream
suprasegmental
property like stress, tone and intonation, which ride on top of a segment
onset
initial consonant sound in a syllable
nucleus
central vocalic (vowel) part of the rhyme carries suprasegmental information
coda
final consonant sounds in a syllable
rhyme
continuous, everyday sentences
not as perfect as our phonetic representation
voice bar
a nasal or liquid which acts like a vowel, taking the nuclear position in a syllable
static palatography
method which involves painting the tongue to see where it makes contact with teeth
dynamic palatography
method which allows a series of tongue-teeth contacts to be recorded
artificial hard palate
similar to a retainer
records tongue movement