Speech Sounds

Speech Sounds is an accessible and helpful guide to basic phonetic theory. It includes examples from a wide range of languages and provides dozens o exercises with solutions and full cross references.

Zusatztext 'This is a very approachable introduction to the description and classification of the sounds of speech - not only the sounds of English! but all the various sound-types represented in the Chart of the International Phonetic Association. Dr Ashby's friendly style leads the reader through homophones and homographs! velars and alveolars! palatalization and nasalization! all with helpful practical examples and exercises. This book has rightly acquired a high reputation with teachers and learners of practical phonetics.' - John Wells! Professor of Phonetics! University College London! UK Informationen zum Autor Patricia Ashby Klappentext Speech Sounds is an accessible and helpful guide to basic phonetic theory. It includes examples from a wide range of languages and provides dozens o exercises with solutions and full cross references. Zusammenfassung Speech Sounds is an accessible and helpful guide to basic phonetic theory. It includes examples from a wide range of languages and provides dozens o exercises with solutions and full cross references. Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter One: Spoken and written language Chapter Two: Phonetic transcription. Chapter Three: Consonants: The role of the larynx. Chapter Four: More about vowels Chapter Five: The organs of speech and place of articulation Chapter Six: Manner and articulation and airstream mechanisms Chapter Seven: Consonant description and voice-place-manner labels Chapter Eight: The International Phonetic Alphabet Chapter Nine: More about consonant variation Chapter Ten: Yet more about consonants: secondary articulations

Autorentext
Patricia Ashby

Klappentext

Speech Sounds is an accessible and helpful guide to basic phonetic theory. It includes examples from a wide range of languages and provides dozens o exercises with solutions and full cross references.

Inhalt
Chapter One: Spoken and written language Chapter Two: Phonetic transcription. Chapter Three: Consonants: The role of the larynx. Chapter Four: More about vowels Chapter Five: The organs of speech and place of articulation Chapter Six: Manner and articulation and airstream mechanisms Chapter Seven: Consonant description and voice-place-manner labels Chapter Eight: The International Phonetic Alphabet Chapter Nine: More about consonant variation Chapter Ten: Yet more about consonants: secondary articulations