a Phonology padlet by the rude linguist https://padlet.com/nathaniel_mitch/phonology take your time, and work together with other people. en-us 2018-10-03 00:08:52 UTC 2018-10-04 05:22:16 UTC hello@padlet.com Consider how each of the following sounds might be classified in terms of "features" nathaniel_mitch https://padlet.com/nathaniel_mitch/phonology/wish/288413768 a. [b]
b. [n]
c. [s]
d. [x]
e. [l]
f. [u]
g. [e]
h. [a]]]> 2018-10-03 00:09:20 UTC https://padlet.com/nathaniel_mitch/phonology/wish/288413768 For each of the three following languages, say whether the difference between [r] and [R] is (a) allophonic, (b) phonemic, or (c) stylistic. Motivate your answers nathaniel_mitch https://padlet.com/nathaniel_mitch/phonology/wish/288414289 1. In some types of Aouthern Swedisn, [R] always appears at the beginning of a syllable and [r] always at the end.
2. In some types of Dutch, [r] is the usual realization in words like [pro'Xrɑmaː] 'programme'. Some speakers of those varieties use this pronunciation in everyday life, but use [R], as in [pro'χʀɑmaː], when announcing programmes on national television.
3. In Provençal, the word for 'evening' is [sɛʀo], and the word for 'saw (noun)' is [sɛro] 
(Jones, 1967)]]> 2018-10-03 00:14:13 UTC https://padlet.com/nathaniel_mitch/phonology/wish/288414289 In Tolitoli, an alveolar lateral approximant [l] is in complementary distribution with a retroflex lateral flap, given as [L]. What determines their distribution? (Himmelman, 1991) nathaniel_mitch https://padlet.com/nathaniel_mitch/phonology/wish/288416948 moLogo           'wash hands'
uLag                  'snake'
membembelan   'to tremble'
labia                   'sago'
tiLitoLi                'Tilotoli' (a city)
kikilo                   'firefly'
moŋgiuLan         'to choke'
lelembaLan        'to carry]]> 2018-10-03 00:32:44 UTC https://padlet.com/nathaniel_mitch/phonology/wish/288416948 In Korean, [ɾ] and [l] occur in complementary distribution. What determines their distribution? nathaniel_mitch https://padlet.com/nathaniel_mitch/phonology/wish/288417623 pal                       'foot'
talda                     'sweet'
radio                   'radio'
kul                        'orange'
solhwa               'legend'
aɾæ                     'below'
keːɾi                    'distance'
noɾaj                   'song'
iɾuɾe                    'reaches'
saɾam                 'person]]> 2018-10-03 00:37:53 UTC https://padlet.com/nathaniel_mitch/phonology/wish/288417623 This data set contains a string of English words. Find the minimal pairs and indicate the phonemes that they distingusih nathaniel_mitch https://padlet.com/nathaniel_mitch/phonology/wish/288418443 ræbɪt                                  ded
fɔks                                      bʊk
maus                                 siːt
diːd                                     deθ
ræbɪd                                 floː
tʊk                                     bɔks
haus                                 fəun
miːt                                    kiː
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