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1 ELL 112 Sounds of English Lecture 1 Making Sounds

2 Linguistics Meaning Semantics & Pragmatics Form Morphology & Syntax History Historical Linguistics

3 The Sounds bit Phonetics Phonology

4 What would an alien see?

5 Anatomy Physiology

6 “Parts of speech”

7 Sagittal section…

8 Model of the process Source Filter Initiation Phonation Articulation

9 Source / Initiator

10 Phonation

11 Voicing contrasts FatVat SitZit ThinThis

12 Direction of airstream Nasal Lateral Central oral

13 Places of articulation Bilabial Labiodental (Interdental) Dental Alveolar Palatal Velar

14 Degree of articulation Plosive / stop Trill Tap / Flap Fricative Approximant [Vowel]

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