Phonetics

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Phonetics

• b?ð?ni sl???rlænd
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• væl?ri ætk?ns?n

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How would you say?

• Przemyslaw
• Miedzyrzecz

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IPA Chart
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Sound Check

• http//hctv.humnet.ucla.edu/departments/linguistic
  s/VowelsandConsonants/course/chapter1/chapter1.htm
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Manners of Articulation

• Voiced/Voiceless
• Aspirated/Unaspirated
• Stops/Continuants
• Fricatives
• Affricates
• Liquids
• Glides
• Monothongs/Dipthongs
• Tense/Lax Vowels

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Classes

• Noncontinuants/Continuants
• Obstruents/Sonorants
• Consonants/Vowels
• Syllabic
• We also utilize tone, pitch and stress each time
  we speak.

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Now try it again.

• Przemyslaw
• p??m?swav
• Miedzyrzecz
• mi?nd????t?
• This is why we need articulatory phonetics!

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How is this relevant to the ESOL classroom???

• Study on Perception of English Vowels by Native
  Speakers of Spanish in a Classroom Setting
  (Garcia-Perez)
• Listener Adaptation to Foreign-Accented English
  (Bradlow and Bent)
• Clear Speech Effect for Non-Native Listeners
  (Bradlow and Bent)

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Why do we need to know this?
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• Anita Bath (I need a bath)
• I.P. Freely (I pee freely)
• Oliver Klozof (all of her clothes off)
• Ollie Tabooger (I'll eat a booger)
• Jacques Strap (jock strap)
• Seymour Butts (see more butts)
• Bea O'Problem (B.O. problem)
• Amanda Huggenkiss (A man to hug and kiss)
• Hugh Jass (huge ass)
• Ivana Tinkle (I wanna tinkle)
• Moe Lester (molester)
• Heywood U. Cuddleme (hey would you cuddle me?)
• I.M Stilaweener (I am still a wiener)
• Stu Piddiddiot (stupid idiot)
• Isobel Ringing (Is a bell ringing?)
• Al Coholic (alcoholic)
• I. M. Adope (I am a dope)
• http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moe_SzyslakPrank_cal
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Bibliography

• Bradlow, Ann and Bent, Tessa (2003). Listener
  Adaptation to Foreign-Accented English. In M. J.
  Sole, D. Recasens, J. Romero (Eds.),
  Proceedings of the XVth International Congress of
  Phonetic Sciences, Barcelona, Spain. Retrieved on
  13 July 2006 at http//babel.ling.northwestern.edu
  /abradlow/ICPhS_0400-FAT.pdf
• Bradlow, Ann and Bent, Tessa (2002). The Clear
  Speech Effect for Non-Native Listeners Journal
  of the Acoustical Society of America. Retrieved
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• Fromkin, Victoria Rodman, Robert and Hyams, Nina
  (2003). Phonetics The Sound of Language. In An
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• Garcia-Perez, Grisel Maria (2005). Perception of
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• Instituto Linguistico de Verano Places of
  Articulation (2005). Retrieved 16 July 2006 from
  www.silinternational.net/mexico/ling/glosario/E005
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• University of California at Los Angeles Peter
  Ladefoged A Course in Phonetics (2006).
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