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Concepts of Phonetics and Phonology

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Concepts

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfoRdKuPF9I

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Place of articulation

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Producing Voice and Speech

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How Does the Human Body Produce Voice and Speech?

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Task 2 – Segmental Features Cesar Suarez 91529651

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2TnfAGuFq0

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Voiced vs. Unvoiced Sounds: What’s the difference?

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Articulation of the sounds

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Content words

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More Natural English | Content and Function Words | Like A Native Speaker

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Diagram

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Suprasegmentals

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Fase 4 English Phonethics by Cesar Augusto Suarez Bueno 91529651

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Syllabic and word stress

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English vowel and diphthong sounds

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Falling and rising intonation

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READING02L09: Rising and Falling Intonation

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Content words definition:
They are the key carriers of meaning in a sentence. They include nouns, main verbs, adjectives, and adverbs, and are typically stressed in speech to convey the main ideas.

Examples:

1. Cats are playful. (cats and playful are content words).

2. She quickly ran to the store. (quickly and ran are content words).

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Function words : They are grammatical words that serve to connect content words and show relationships between them. They are usually unstressed in natural speech.

Examples:

1. She is going to the park. (is and to are function words).

2. I have been there before. (have and been are function words).

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Falling intonation Definition:
This occurs when the pitch of the voice decreases at the end of a sentence. It is typical in declarative sentences and WH-questions in English.

Examples:

1. I like learning phonetics.

2. Where do you live?

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Define raising definition:
Raising intonation happens when the pitch of the voice increases towards the end of a sentence. It is often used in yes/no questions and to express uncertainty or surprise.

Examples:

1. Do you like phonetics?

2. Is this your book?

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Chart with the phonetic symbol

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Place of articulation.