Rabu, 07 November 2018

Phonology linguistics


PHONOLOGY

What is phonology ?
            Lexically, phonology means a study of sound. Phonology deals with the component of a grammar made up of the elements and principles that determine how sounds pattern in a language (O’Grady and dobrovolsky, 1992:52). 


3 Major of articulation
1. Feature         : is the smallest unit of phonology
                        2. Segment       : is the pattern variation of phonology 
               
               3. Syllable
       : structure that consist of a syllabic element



"PLACE OF ARTICULATION 


1. Bilabial : Is a speech sound made by both upper and lower lips ( P,B,M)

 Examples : Pet,Bat,Mat,Pen, Band,  Pie, Buy,My

                2 . Labiodental : Is a speech sound formed with upper teeth and lower lip. The speech sound can be represented by the symbol (F,V)
  Examples: Fan ,Van     Fat,Vate        safe,Save

           3. Dental : Is a speech sound produced with the tongue againts the upper front teeth.Examples: Teeth,Three,Thursday, Theory 

                4. Alveolar : Is a speech sound formed with the tongue touching behind the upper front                                            teeth. The speech sound can be represented by the symbol [t] [d] [n] [s] [z] 
Examples : Tie, Die, Nut, see, Zoo

              5. Palatal: Is a speech sound produced with the tongue and the palate. “sh” and “ch”.                                    Examples : shoe ,brush, wash, wish, dish,shall,  chruch, chiken,teacher,cheat,chat

            6. Velar : Is a speech sound produced with the back of the tongue againts the velum (soft palate). The speech sound can be represented by the symbol [k] [g]
Examples : [k]  kid,kill,kick  [g]  bag,mug,good

                         7. Glottal: Is a speech sound produced without the active use of the tongue and other parts of the mouth. This speech sound can be represented by the symbol [h]
Examples : have ,has, house whom,whose ,who



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72 komentar:

  1. I want to ask you, what a purpose of places articulation?

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. 1. Understand the basic knowledge of place of articulation
      2. Produce correct sound based on the theories learned
      3. Indentify and different tiate the variation of sound uttered by american and british speaker

      Hapus
    2. so, is it important to us to learn about that?

      Hapus
    3. yes avivah. it's important to us.

      Hapus
  2. Can you give me more example and different between palatal and bilabial? please Give the answer

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. Example of bilabial( Bite, book, bit, broke, bile, pile, peace)
      Example of palatal ( cheek,chair)

      Hapus
  3. What is the solution for a cleft person who cannot perfectly combine his upper lip and lower lip in bilabial?

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. Lana, cleft is a fate from God. So, if they cant speak with perfectly. We can't force that. So if you want me to give the solution for this problem, i suggest that they must get surgery

      Hapus
  4. Why are you choosing O'Grady and Dobrovolsky 1992:52) as your opening statement? Could you please show me at least 3 sources or experts that study about Phonology?

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. I put name of o'grady and dobrovolsky because that statement from the books of o'grady

      The expert of phonology
      1. Clark John
      2. C. Yallop
      3. J. Fletcher
      4. Yule

      Hapus
    2. Stick to the question! and why are you choosing that?

      Hapus
    3. because the explanation of o'grady is simply to understand, that's way i choose his article

      Hapus
  5. Hi sandra, I just read your blog and I have a problem when I pronounced 'van' and 'fan' bc it sounds very very similar. Do you have any solution for this so when I say one of those words, people who heard it can understand well Thank you

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. Van(Væ̃n) cara baca nya itu agak sedikit panjang
      Fan (fan) sedangkan fan itu hanya di baca seperti tulisan nya

      Hapus
    2. Umm hi I come here to check again your answer for my question. Can u explain it more detail bc I don't understand completely.

      Hapus
    3. hi mutia, for more comprehand you can check this link to know how to pronounce " van"
      https://dictionary.cambridge.org/amp/pronunciation/english/van

      and you can check this link to know how to pronounce "fan"
      https://www.google.com/amp/s/dictionary.cambridge.org/amp/pronunciation/english/fan comprehand

      because this term is about sound, so you must hear how pronounce these words 🙂

      Hapus
    4. Bruhhh please I need those explanations here just don't give me the link

      Hapus
    5. ya i know that you need the explaination, but you asked me about how to pronounce "van" and "fan" ... i've explain to you before, but you dont understand too, i've give you the link so that you can understand by listen the pronounciation. what should i do to make you understand mutia ? ☺

      Hapus
    6. Yawn I'm too lazy to click the link. That would be waste my time

      Hapus
    7. thats your business !! if you dont understand with my blog, please check another blog 😒

      Hapus
    8. Hahahah calm down. It looks like you feel give up, don't you? C'mon, it's just about van and fan lol I won't search another blog unless I get the explanation

      Hapus
    9. okay babe, now i'll try to give the explanation with bahasa so that you can understand clearly :)

      check this out !

      Penyuaraan:

      Dalam membedakan konsonan, "bersuara" merujuk pada kondisi di mana pita suara bergetar. "Tak bersuara" atau "nirsuara" berarti bahwa bunyi aliran udara yang melewati daerah artikulasi tanpa bergetarnya pita suara. Dalam bahasa, kondisi bersuara dan tak bersuara pada suatu konsonan dapat membedakan arti.

      Konsonan Contoh Bahasa

      Nirsuara Bersuara
      Desis bibir-gigi
      [f] (fan) [v] (van)

      fan ( dibaca fan )
      van ( dibaca vaen)

      sudah mengertikah kamu ? :)

      Hapus
    10. Nope. I want an ENGLISH version bcs yeah you're an english student :)

      Hapus
    11. Voice:

      In distinguishing consonants, "voicing" refers to the condition in which the vocal cords vibrate. "Noiseless" or "nirsuara" means that the sound of air flowing through the articulation area without vibrating vocal cords. In language, the voiceless and voiceless condition of a consonant can distinguish meaning.

      Example Language Consonants

      Nirsuara Voice
      Whispered teeth
      [f] (fan) [v] (van)

      fan (fan)
      van (vaen)

      do you understand? :)

      Hapus
    12. Are you sure? This is the right explanation u can give to me?

      Hapus
    13. i'm sure :) i got this from any source... have you understand mutia ?

      Hapus
    14. Alhamdulillah it's something. Thank you so much hehe i'm sorry if I was so annoying

      Hapus
  6. can you explain what is the difference between passive place of articulation and active place of articulation, and also give an example of that, Thank you.

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. ACTIVE ARTICULATORS
      An active articulator is the articulator that does all or most of the moving during a speech gesture. The active articulator is usually the lower lip or some part of the tongue. These active articulators are attached to the jaw which is relatively free to move when compared to parts of the vocal tract connected directly to the greater mass of the skull.

      Example: usually the upper jaw, upper teeth, roof of the mouth, or back of the throat (pharynx).

      PASSIVE ARTICULATORS
      A passive articulator is the articulator that makes little or no movement during a speech gesture. The active articulator moves towards the relatively immobile passive articulator. Passive articulators are often directly connected to the skull. Passive articulators include the upper lip, the upper teeth, the various parts of the upper surface of the oral cavity, and the back wall of the pharynx.

      Hapus
  7. I want to ask the difference in the pronunciation of the example from labiodental. Where the similarity of pronunciation of letters is the same. And please give the trick how to distinguish it.

    BalasHapus
    Balasan

    1. Van(Væ̃n) cara baca nya itu agak sedikit panjang
      Fan (fan) sedangkan fan itu hanya di baca
      seperti tulisan nya

      I suggest that you must more practice in pronounce, so that you can Comprehand of this lesson

      Hapus
  8. Hi, nice to find this post, but, is there another example about 3 major of articulation? and yeah actually i can't get the point from the picture, can you give me a clear explanation about it ?

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. Based on my source, there are 3 major of articulation. 1. Feature 2. Segment 3. Syllable.... If you dont understand about my materi, you can check another source Ratih 🙂

      Hapus
  9. How easy is it to remember it all easily because there are so many place of articulation?

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. I suggest that you can resume it on your note. You can memorize where is the sound produced and the example of each part

      Hapus
  10. Can you give me another example of about labiodental

    BalasHapus
  11. Example of labiodental (Favor, variation, video, fetch, etc)

    BalasHapus
  12. Hello sandra..
    You said there are pronoun dibaca long and short. How we remember that word dibaca long or short? So many word in dictionary

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. hi putri 😀 when we learn about pronounce, that have some rules or determine, so i suggest you to more practice about pronouncing a word and follow the rule.

      Hapus
  13. when someone speaks English with his own country accent, the sounds that are almost similar will be really similar, how do you deal with similar sounds even though their accents are different from an English accent?

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. if you found the similiar sound. just try to comprehand the next words. so you can understand what people say to you

      Hapus
  14. Who is the founder of phonology? And where the term phonology come from?

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. Baudouin de Courtenay's subsequent work, though often unacknowledged, is considered to be the starting point of modern phonology. He also worked on the theory of phonetic alternations (what is now called allophony and morphophonology), and may have had an influence on the work of Saussure according to E. F. K. Koerner.

      Hapus
  15. Im sure, if people read your blog to Exam,Will never pass the Exam👎

    BalasHapus
  16. sorry deny,if there's someone who lost the exam that's not my bussines. i just share what i think good and useful. i would be better if you have some reference to get the knowledge :)

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. it would be better if you have some reference to get the knowledge :)

      Hapus
  17. Wow... it's make me understand about phonology ..

    althought a little ... :|

    BalasHapus
  18. maybe you can search another sourcer anwar, so that you can get so much knowledge about phonology :)

    BalasHapus

  19. Hi sandra, I want to know, this is a study of how to produce a sounds, do we have to know the meaning of each word like phonetics? because I think phonetics is also included in the phonology section. thanks

    BalasHapus
  20. phonology is a study of sound. we must know the meaning of each word april :) so that we could know how to difference sound of word

    BalasHapus
  21. why do we have to study phonology ??

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. hello deny, thanks for your question :)
      this is my answer

      In order to evaluate social exclusion we examine the phonology and delayed phonology of the person. This basically examines their communication skills so it can be identified if they struggle in social situations. These studies can represent someones 'social identity' i.e. where they fit in socially with other people.

      Hapus
  22. The theme of your blog is dark as you think, full of darkness.

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. i love dark, and its my right to make my cover dark :)

      Hapus
  23. Can a deaf and mute person learn phonetics?

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. I guess deaf and mute person is more understand with gesture and face expression.
      This for the fact : 1. https://hellosehat.com/hidup-sehat/tips-sehat/berkomunikasi-dengan-orang-tuli/
      2. http://www.academia.edu/6457808/A_process_to_communicate_with_deaf_and_mute_people

      Hapus
  24. i think they can't tatum. because phonetic is study of sound ��

    BalasHapus
  25. Why this blog is so many star? Do you want to dream? Hahhaha, Don't dream too high dear... Your dream is like a myth... That's can't be true

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. there is no correlation between star and my dream tito. dont be so know about me :)

      Hapus
  26. Your blog is very boring and not creative

    BalasHapus
  27. Balasan
    1. it's easy, you just need to speak in your daily life :)

      Hapus
  28. Why in linguistics we must learn phonology?

    BalasHapus
    Balasan
    1. because Phonology aim is to study these sounds and discover why this happen.it It allow phonologist to discover the different rules for combining different sounds and it also help them to find different rules of various different languages

      Hapus