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In this presentation, we will explore the fundamental concepts of language and linguistics. We will discuss the various components of language, including phonetics, phonology, syntax, and semantics. We will then delve deeper into the study of phonetics, which focuses on the physical properties of speech sounds and their production, transmission, and perception. We will examine the importance of phonetics in business communication and how it helps in enhancing one's speaking skills. Additionally, we will discuss the role of phonetics in accent reduction and how it can improve one's communication with people belonging to different parts of the world. We will also touch upon the different types of sounds in phonetics, such as vowels, consonants, and diphthongs, and how they affect the meaning of words. Finally, we will explore some of the common challenges faced by non-native speakers of English and how an understanding of phonetics can help them improve their communication skills.
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INTRODUCTION
Branches of Phonetics Acoustic Phonetics Articulatory Phonetics Auditory Phonetics
Acoustic Phonetics Acoustic phonetics examines the physical properties of speech sounds, such as frequency and intensity. This field is essential for analyzing speech patterns and understanding the acoustic cues that distinguish different phonemes in English. It is crucial for speech recognition technology and linguistic research.
Auditory Phonetics
VOWELS (PART
A vowel is a speech sound that is produced without any obstruction of air in the speech tract.
Sound( 4) Vowel(24) Short vowels Long vowels Diphthongs Consonant( )
/i:/ Need, Beat, Team. /ɜ:/ Nurse, Heard, Third. /ɔ:/ Talk, Law, Jaw, Yawn. /u:/ Few, Boot, Lose, Chew. /ɑ:/ IPA symbol Word examples
CONCLUSION In conclusion, studying vowel sounds in phonetics helps us understand how people speak. Vowels are crucial for language, making it diverse and rich. Learning about how vowels are produced and their different characteristics improves our grasp of speech patterns, aiding in language learning and analysis. Exploring vowel phonetics gives us a better appreciation of how individuals speak and listen, highlighting the significance of this field in unraveling the intricacies of human language.
THANK YOU FOR WATCHING BY: SALONI DHYANI LATA RAIKWAL