Phonetics and Phonology: Key Concepts and Definitions
Explore the fundamental concepts of phonetics and phonology, including definitions of terms such as phonetics, phonology, tongue, alveolar ridge, and more. Discover insights into articulatory, acoustic, and auditory phonetics, as well as the significance of vocal cords in speech production.
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Questions in phonetics& Phonology First Year . Morning and& Evening classes Inst: Muna Dalaf Asst Inst: Samer Younis English Department Part 2
Define the following terms: 1. phonetics 2. Phonology 3. The Tongue 4. The alveolar ridge 5. Articulatory phonetics 6. Acoustic phonetics 7. Auditory phonetics 8. The Hard Palate 9. Friction consonants 10. Vocal cord
The answers 1. phonetics is defined as the scientific study of speech sounds, how they are made, how they are perceived and the physics involved 2. phonology is defined as the scientific study of how the speech sound are organized into systems for each individual language
3.The tongue is the most important of the organs of speech because it has the greatest variety of movement 4.The alveolar ridge is the part of the gums immediately behind the upper front teeth.
5.Articulatory phonetics: deals with the production of sounds by the speech organs. 6. Acoustic phonetics: deals with the physical properties of sounds by waves 7. Auditory phonetics: the hearing & perception of sounds as mediated by ear, auditory nerve & brain
8. The hard palate is the highest part of the palate between the alveolar ridge and the beginning of the soft palate 9.Friction consonants: They are nine consonants phonemes whose main sounds all have friction as their most important features.
10. Vocal cord: One of two small bands of muscle within the larynx. These muscles vibrate to produce the voice.
