Prosodic Features of Speech
Authored by Owen Brian Guamos
English
10th Grade
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Prosodic features are features that appear when we put sounds together in connected speech.
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Volume is not generally used to show emotions such as fear or anger.
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Projection is the ability to control the volume and capacity of one's voice.
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Pitch is the smoothness and lowness of a sound.
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Stress is an emphasis given to a syllable by pronouncing it more forcefully or louder than the other surrounding sounds or syllables.
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Intonation is not the rise or fall of the voice in speaking.
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Juncture is the break between words or the manner in which one sound or letter is attached to the surrounding sounds or letters.
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