PHONOLOGY
IIn this chapter I learned about
phonology, how important it is in our language to communicate meaning. Phonology is the study of how
sound features are organized and used in natural languages. Also, There are
some English features
that include in the chapter: phoneme (the smallest contrastive linguistics unit of sound
system), word stress
(words that have more emphasis in the language), sentences stress (show us which parts
of our sentences are the most important), and intonations (the level of the voice or a variation of spoken pitch). Then, the book has two
aspects that will be essential for us; phonemic symbols (correct pronunciation)
and the phonemic chart (show in writing). In to phonology we find others
aspects of communication. Each of them plays an important role in the language.
Vowels (sounds
made without air stopped), consonant (the flow of air is partly blocked), stress etc. At the moment to teach phonology to students
is important to know our native language phonology in order to discriminate
between two languages. So, after do that I will use videos or voice recording
to help them phonology. These activities help us to discriminate the sound of
words. So, students students can recognize which sounds are.
References for additional information
- Linguistics.berkeley.edu,. (2015). Retrieved 22 April 2015, from http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/~ohala/papers/marr
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Uni-oldenburg.de,. (2015). Retrieved 22 April 2015, from http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/fileadmin/user_upload/anglistik/perso
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