p pa pb pc pd pe pf pg ph pi pk pl pm pn po pp pr ps pt pu pv pw px py

Перевод: phoneme

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Тезаурус:

1. A word, like a sentence, a letter, and a phoneme, is a UNIT, not a category.
2. A phoneme is the smallest unit of speech sound, and the correspondence between phonemes and letters is not on a direct one-to-one basis.
3. They frequently equate the first phoneme only with the graphic display, and then apply configuration and context cues, or merely wild guessing, to the rest of the word.
4. The position of a phoneme in a word (initial, medial or final).
5. If the next phoneme is /r/, then all detectors for words beginning with /p/ followed by some sound other than /r/ will be switched off.
6. What we mean by a grapheme is the written representation of a single phoneme - so, for example, the PH in CHOOPH, is a single grapheme because it represents a single phoneme.
7. For example, within a particular phoneme class, social groups can appear to be differentiated by greater or lesser preference for one particular phonetic realization of a single sound-segment.
8. Therefore, as soon as the phoneme /p/ is heard, the cohort will have only one member left, and the word can be identified as trespass , even though its final phonemes have not yet been heard.
9. My next examples are more generalized, and they concern the imposition of external RP stereotypes on the vowel phoneme /a/.
10. For example, if the first phoneme of the word is /p/, all detectors for words not beginning with /p/ are switched off, leaving only detectors for the word-initial cohort activated.
11. Its Sound and Writing systems - an introduction to Phonetics and Phonology with reference to the varieties of pronunciation of English; articulation and hearing; the phoneme and phonetic transcription; intonation and stress; writing systems.
12. We remarked in chapter 3, however, that within the vowel system as a whole (including /a/), length tends to co-vary with quality, that is, long-vowel realizations are usually noticeably qualitatively different from short-vowel allophones of the same phoneme.
13. As we saw in our discussion of phoneme monitoring, phonological information (needed to decide whether a word rhymes with a target) is accessed after the word has been identified.