Vowels and Diphthongs
The high, back, rounded vowel is also known as this phoneme.
What is /u/?
transcription
trænskrɪpʃən
This is the voiceless, palatal, fricative
What is ʃ ?
This symbol is used when two distinct consonants are fused into one segment
What is a synchronic tie?
What are the three client factors?
Age, dialect, physical and personality characteristics
These two vowels have a tense counterpart.
What are /ɪ/ and /ʊ/?
discovery
dɪskʌvri/dɪskʌvɚi
Give the place, voice, and manner for /ŋ/
Velar, voiced, nasal
This two-syllable stress pattern can be seen in words like “garden” and “kitchen”
What is trochaic?
What are the three task factors?
intelligibility, linguistic context and response requirements, successive judgements
The points of the vowel quadrilateral are called these.
Corner vowels
exercise
ɛksɚsaɪz
homorganic or homotypic? /p/ and /b/
both
The primary stress in “discombobulate” is this syllable.
What is “bob”?/ What is the 3rd syllable?
This is the prevocalic consonant in the word “task”.
What is /t/?
These are the only non phonemic diphthongs in English
What are /oʊ/ and /eɪ/ ?
popcorn
papkorn
Are /m/, /n/ /ing/ obstruents or sonorants?
sonorants
Prosody includes (5)..
pitch, tempo, intonation, duration, loudness
loss of /r/-like quality of vowels /ɝ/ and /ɚ/
Derhotacization
When producing vowel sounds, the VPP is in this position.
closed
default
dɪfɔlt
The is the only fricative without a cognate
/h/
paralinguistics involve..
voice quality, emotion and speaking style
A child says kæd for kæt ... what happened?
substitution