PHONETICS IS THE STUDY OF HOW  SPEECH SOUNDS ARE MADE, HEARD AND ANALYZED. IT LOOKS AT SOUNDS FROM BOTH AN ACOUSTIC AND PHYSICAL PERSPECTIVE

PHONOLOGY, FOCUSES ON THE STUDY OF SOUNDS IN A SPECIFIC LANGUAGE, THEIR DISTRIBUTION, AND THE RUKES THAT GOVERN THEIR PRONUNCIATION.

ARE CREATED BY AIR FROM LUNGS PASSING THROUGH THE LARYNX  AND CHANGING IN THE VOCAL TRACT. VOCAL CORD VIBRATION AND THE USE OF TONGUE, PALATE AND LIPS ARE KEY.

VOWELS ARE SOUNDS MADE WITHOUT BLOCKING AIR  IN VOCAL TRACT, WHILE CONSONANTS  INVOLVE SOME BLOCKAGE. VOWELS ARE CLASSIFIED AS MONOPHTONGS AND DIPHTHONGS. CONSONANTS  ARE CLASSIFIED BY THEIR  POINT AND MANNER OF ARTICULATION.

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CONSONANT AND VOWEL SOUNDS

IS A SYSTEM THAT REPRESENT SPEECH SOUNDS. IT ALLOWS FOR CONSISTENT TRANSCRIPTION OF SOUNDS IN ANY LANGUAGE.

VOICED SOUNDS ARE MADE WITH VIBRATION OF THE VOCAL CORDS, WHILE VOICELESS  ARE MADE WITHOUT YVIS VIBRATION.

PHONETCS II

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PHONETCS II

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