What's the base and foundation of language learning acquisition?
Phonetics or letters or alphabets
How many single vowels are there in the British API?
24
44
8
12
What's the difference between phonetics and phonology?
Phyiological, phyisical and Psychological Vs funtional properties
Can you give us any three implications of Phonetics from our real-life?
dictionaries, automated announcements in subways and offices and airplanes, speech therepy, treatment of hearing disorders
Which part of articulatory organ is involved in the movement of our vocal cords?
farnyx
palate
glottis
larnyn
How many sounds or phonemic representations do we have in British English API?
44
Observing the frequencies of different vowels is concerned with the ___________ branch of Phonetics.
Acoustic Phonetics
Looking at how the sounds are made by is related to ___________ branch of phonetics.
articulatory
acoustic
auditory
Phonemic
Can you read the Phonemic representation? /lɪŋˈgwɪstɪks/
Linguistics
How do we say this phonemic word? /ʤʌmp/
jump
What's another name of Diphthongs?
Double Vowels
Differenciating between different sounds is a topic related to ________________
Auditory Phonetics
How many vowel sounds are in the British API?
20
24
44
12
What do we call the single vowels?
Monophthongs
Consonants
Vowels
Diphthongs
/æ/ Is it a single vowel or a double vowel? And how do we sound it?
It's a single vowel as in the word "cat".
How many diphthongs are there in the British API?
24
8
12
20
What's the next stage in the hierarchy of language learning after when students have learned some words about the topic?
Phrases and sentences which hit the domain of syntax in Linguistics
How is the breathing depicted in spectograms?
by the spaces in the pectogram frequencies.
How do we represent a long vowel?
We jus add two dots ':' to the phonemic vowel.
Syntax is related to _______________
words
phrases
sounds
letters