Phonology vs Phonetics

The component of a grammar made up of the elements and principles that determine how sounds pattern in a language.

• Phonology

• Phonetics

• Phonemes

• allophones

......is the systemic study of the sounds of speech, which is physical and directly observable.

• Phonology

• Phonetics

• Phonemes

• allophones

How many kinds of phonetics:

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

.... Wich deals with the physical properties of speech sound waves in the air.

• sound of speech

• articulatory phonetics

• acoustic phonetics

• auditory phonetics

...focuses on the perception of sounds or the way in which sounds are heard and interpreted.

• sound of speech

• articulatory phonetics

• acoustic phonetics

• auditory phonetics

.... is the study of how speech sounds are produced, or 'articulated'.

• sound of speech

• articulatory phonetics

• acoustic phonetics

• auditory phonetics

The systems and patterns of sounds is...

• phonetics

• articulatory phonetics

• phonemes

• auditory phonetics

All of the body parts that we use to produce speech sounds are called:

• articulatory system

• articulatory phonetics

• phonemes

• auditory phonetics

The sounds of English are made using air on its way out from the lungs. lungs-trachea-larynx-vocal cord-pharynx, and escapes via either

• oral and sound wave

• Nasal and sound wave

• phonemes

• oral and nasal cavity

The space between vocal cords is.....

• Pharynx

• Larynx

• Glottis

• oral and nasal cavity