Phonology
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Phonology
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1. Connected Speech

2. Sounds That Are Different But Only Because Of Context And Doesn't Change Meaning | Doesn't Form Minimal Pairs | Allophones | E.G. Spanish: /Duða/ = Doubt - /La Ðuða/ = The Doubt

3. Allows Us To Identify Phonemes | Pairs Of Words Which Only Has One Difference That Changes The Meaning (Why Nasalisation Doesn't Count In English) | Contrast In Identical Environments | Can Be Tone

4. Active Articulator

5. Uvular

6. Palatal

7. Sounds That Can Distinguish Meaning

8. Glottalisation

9. Glottal

10. The Context Where An Item Occurs

11. How Prosodic Features Are Made

12. Trill

13. Phonology

14. Features Of Prosody

15. Plosive

16. Daniel Jones - 20th Centuary | 'vowel Spaces' | Extremes Of Vowels - Not Common Or In Any Languages | Uses To Define Rest Of Vowel Quadrilateral

17. Palatalisation

18. Bilabial

19. Dental

20. Always Voiced - No Obstruction To Vocal Muscles

21. Articulatory Phonetics

22. 3 Ways Of Describing Consonants

23. Citation Speech

24. Most Languages Use This System

25. Biological Differences (Sex - Size Etc.) | Socialisation | Dialect/Region | Phonetic Context- Assimilation