Phonemes: sounds that can distnguish the meaning of a word
Like p and k in stop and stok. The fnal consonant changes the meaning of the word
Allophones: a variaton of the same phoneme (aspirated /p/ and unaspirated /p/
RP; Received Pronunciaton: Britsh accent that is known all over England
GA; General American: the American accent.
Voiced: when a consonant is voiced (it’s usually with weak consonants) there’s a small buzz
that occurs in the larynx.
Voiceless: when a consonant isn’t said with a small buzz in the larynx, strong consonants are
always voiceless.
Homophones: words are differently spelled, but pronounced the same way (heir/air)
Minimal pair: word pair that has one sound different (take/steak)
Aspiraton: when /p t k/ is followed by a small puff of air. It’s shown by a small /h/
Most obvious at the beginning of stressed syllables.
Pie – tea – become [pʰai] – [tʰi:] – [bə’kʰʌm]
Aspiraton can make / l w r/ voiceless in words like clean – quite- true – twice
No aspiraton is the /p t k/ follow an inital /s/, like in the word stop.
, Glottal reinforcement: A brief catch in the throat. When /p t k and tÍ/ are at the end of a
syllable and followed by a consonant, they usually have glotal reinforcement. Shown by a [ʔ]
before the affected consonant. Never used with weak consonants.
Example from my book: Dick said he’d keep the front door locked at night
[‘dɪ?k ‘sed i:d ‘ki:?p ðə frʌn?t ‘dɔ: ‘lɒ?kt ə?t ‘naɪt/
The basic rule for a plural -s is that it’s voiced (z) afer a voiced consonant and voiceless afer
a voiceless consonant.
Place of artcclaton
1. Bilabial = lip to lip
2. Labio dental = lip to teeth
3. Dental = tp of tongue to teeth
4. Alveolar = tp of tongue to teeth ridge
5. Post alveolar =tp of tongue to rear of teeth ridge
6. Palate alveolar – front of tongue to front of palate and rear of teeth ridge
7. Palatal – centre of tongue to palate
8. Velar – back of tongue to sof palate
9. Uvular – back of tongue to uvula
10. Glotal – larynx
Het oefen en antwoord bestand staan allebei online onder ‘Place of Artculaton.’
The practce sheet and answer sheet are also uploaded under ‘Place of Artculaton.’
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