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Differences Between Morph and Allomorph
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Introduction to Suprasegmental Features in Phonology
Advertisement Suprasegmental features in phonology go beyond individual sounds (phonemes) and refer to vocal effects such as tone, intonation, stress, …
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Description of English Vowel Sounds with Examples
Advertisement Familiarization with English vowel sounds is essential for learning basic concepts of phonology. These sounds can be broadly categorized …
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Differences Between Phonetics and Phonology
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Rules for English Consonant Allophones in Phonetics
Advertisement Based on the discussion on overlapping and co-articulatory gestures, the rules for English consonantal allophones are summarized here. Note …
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What is Coarticulation in Phonetics? Co-articulation
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Phonetic Transcription | Broad and Narrow Transcription
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Tap, Flap, and Trill | Central Approximants
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Human Language vs. Animal Communication
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