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سؤال عن الصوتيات
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ايش إجابة Sounds start from ( the first step in speech sounds made ): a- ADAM’S APPLE b- Lungs c- vocal tract |
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5. Palato-Alveolar (/sh/, /zh/, /ch/, /jh/, /r/):
The palato-alveolar sounds [sh] (shrimp), [ch] (china), [zh] (Asian), and [jh] (jar) are made with the blade of the tongue against this rising back of the alveolar ridge tongue is between alveolar ridge and hard palate 2 fricatives, 2 affricates, 1 retroflex retroflex has “depression” midway along tongue the palato-alveolar fricatives tend to have strong energy due to weak constriction allowing large airflow طبعا في الجزء الدكتور ما تطرق نهائيا الى حرف الـ R |
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6. Palatal (/y/):
Palatal: The roof of the mouth (the palate) rises sharply from the back of the alveolar ridge.. The palatal sound [y] of yak is made by placing the front of the tongue up close to the palate. produced with tongue close to hard palate “extreme” production of /iy/ Ex. Yard, you, university, student Note: Unimportant is common with the first two letters of (University), however, they sound differently. 7. Velar (/k/, /g/, /ng/): Velar: The velum or soft palate is a movable muscular flap at the very back of the roof of the mouth. The sounds [k] (cuckoo), [g] (goose), and [N] (kingfisher) are made by pressing the back of the tongue up against the velum. produced with constriction against velum (soft palate); the back of the tongue touches the velum (the soft palate) only plosives /k/ and /g/, and nasal /ng/ Ex. /k/ car, cat, kind, key /g/ gas, goal, gear /ng/ playing, driving |
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السلام عليكم :biggrin:
اممم ذا الموقع يختصر الكثييير :biggrin: http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phonetics/english/frameset.html |
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8. Glottal (/h/):
Glottal: (the*glottis*is the space between the vocal folds). A*glottal*stop is a speech sound articulated by a momentary, complete closing of the*glottis*in the back of the throat. It exists in many languages, as in English and Hawaiian*uh-oh, O'ahu, and ka'aina. /h/ is the nominal glottal phoneme in English; in reality, the tongue can be in any vowel-like position the primary cue for /h/ is formant structure without voicing, an energy dip, and/or an increase in aspiration noise in higher frequencies هذا آخر جزء من الـ passive راح نبتدي الحين في الجزء الثاني Place of articulation (active) |
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المحاضره 3 التمارين الاول في لحسة مخ شوي
ipa chart في حروف d .z هل هي stop or fricative واذا هي فريكتيف ليه |
رد: مـراجـــعــــة مـادة الصــــوتيات للاخــتبار النــهـــائي :: هنا ::
ممكن حد يحط حل الواجبات هنياا :biggrin:
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اقتباس:
1 - Which of the following words does not have the sound shown on the picture? Bean Pink Bead Peak 2 - Which of the following words does not have the sound shown on the picture? Bin Bit Peak Bid 3 - Which of the following words does not have the sound shown on the picture? Bell Bed Bean Fed 3/3 *: http://www.ckfu.org/vb/t243085.html#ixzz1gi5IgbgV Phonetics & Phonology - Homework 2 -1- How many syllables, onsets, nuclei, and codas does the word “celebration” have 4 syllables, 4 onsets, 4 nuclei, 4 codas 4 syllables, 4 onsets, 4 nuclei, two coda 4 syllables, 4 onsets, 3 nuclei, one coda 4 syllables, 3 onsets, 3 nuclei, no coda -2- How many syllables, onsets, nuclei, and codas does the word /ku:lə/ have 2 (s), 2 (o), 2 (n), 2 (c) 2(s), 2( o) , 2 (n) 2 (s), 2 (o), 1 (n), 1 (c) 2 (s), 1 (o), 1 (n) -3- Which word does this phonetic transcription describe? /Ѳɔɜɔ Through Thor Throe Thorough 3\3 good luck *: http://www.ckfu.org/vb/t243637.html#ixzz1d2NTxpL6 1 - 1. Whichsyllable is usually stressed in British English? toDAY Today tOday tODay 2 - 2. Whichsyllable is usually stressed in British English? japanESE Japanese JaPAnese JAPanese 3 - 3. Whichsyllable is usually stressed in British English? psyCHOlogy PSYchology psychoLOGY Psychology 4 - 4. Whichsyllable is usually stressed in English? a REcord A record a record a rECord 4\4 *: http://www.ckfu.org/vb/t252899.html#ixzz1gi5ynvH2 |
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اقتباس:
والـfricative z لانه حرف احتكاكي |
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