1st term pre exam Phonetics and phonology

What is phonetics ?

• Understanding the nuances of how different languages use their vocal cords requires a deep dive into the science of phonetics.
• examines how those sounds are organized and used within a specific language's system.
• is the rise and fall of the voice in speech
• refers to the rules governing the permissible arrangements of sounds in a language
• Is a system of phonetic notation designed to represent all of the distinct sounds

What is phonology ?

• Understanding the nuances of how different languages use their vocal cords requires a deep dive into the science of phonetics.
• examines how those sounds are organized and used within a specific language's system.
• is the rise and fall of the voice in speech
• refers to the rules governing the permissible arrangements of sounds in a language
• Is a system of phonetic notation designed to represent all of the distinct sounds

What is Iintonation ?

• Understanding the nuances of how different languages use their vocal cords requires a deep dive into the science of phonetics.
• examines how those sounds are organized and used within a specific language's system.
• is the rise and fall of the voice in speech
• refers to the rules governing the permissible arrangements of sounds in a language
• Is a system of phonetic notation designed to represent all of the distinct sounds

What is phonotactics ?

• Understanding the nuances of how different languages use their vocal cords requires a deep dive into the science of phonetics.
• examines how those sounds are organized and used within a specific language's system.
• is the rise and fall of the voice in speech
• refers to the rules governing the permissible arrangements of sounds in a language
• Is a system of phonetic notation designed to represent all of the distinct sounds

What is IPA ?

• Understanding the nuances of how different languages use their vocal cords requires a deep dive into the science of phonetics.
• examines how those sounds are organized and used within a specific language's system.
• is the rise and fall of the voice in speech
• refers to the rules governing the permissible arrangements of sounds in a language
• Is a system of phonetic notation designed to represent all of the distinct sounds

What is the difference between spanish and English syllable ?

• English syllable is divided by spelling and Spanish by sound
• Spanish syllable is divided by spelling and English by sound
• There's no difference

Spanish or English syllable: Cho-co-la-te

• Spanish
• English

Spanish or English syllable: Cho-colate

• Spanish
• English

Spanish or English syllable: pro-fe-sor

• Spanish
• English

Spanish or English syllable: pro-fes-sor

• Spanish
• English