Summary of previous Meetings 1-7

anissadwy958 — 2021-05-20 02:30:18 UTC

Phonetics is a part of science in linguistics that studies or investigates the sounds of language produced by humans without seeing the function of the sound as a differentiator of meaning in a language.

Phonetic symbols and diacritics
[ç] voiceless palatal fricative, as a realization of /hj/, e.g., huge
[ɦ] voiced glottal fricative, e.g., ahead
[ɫ] voiced velarized alveolar lateral approximant (“dark /l/”), e.g., well
[ɹ] voiced post-alveolar approximant, e.g., very
[ʔ] glottal plosive, e.g., as a realization of /t/ before consonants, at school [əʔ ˈskul], or
glottal reinforcement of a voiceless plosive, e.g., background [ˈbæʔkɡraʊnd]
[t̬] tapped /t/, e.g., city [ˈsɪt̬i]
[˳] devoiced consonant, e.g., rob [rɑb̥] (normally below the symbol, but above for
descending symbols, e.g., rag [ræɡ̊])
[
h
] aspirated, e.g., pie [pʰaɪ]
[ˌ] syllabic consonant, e.g., Britain [ˈbrɪtn̩ ] (normally below the symbol, but above for
descending symbols, e.g., bacon [ˈbeɪkŋ̍ ])
[ˈ] primary stress, e.g., intend /ɪnˈtɛnd/
[ˌ] secondary stress, e.g., kangaroo /ˌkæŋɡəˈru/
/ / phonemic transcription
[ ] phonetic transcription
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Summary of previous meeting 1-7 by Anissa Dwi Septiani

Summary of previous Meetings 1-7