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In the session, i will explain to you about the Phonology, tolong disimak ya 😜
In the session, i will explain to you about the Phonology, tolong disimak ya 😜
Phonology is one part of Lingiustics that discusses language. This phonology is related to the pronunciation of a language, this section will also be discussed or will be studied about how the actual language.
The function of Phonology
- To find out the change in sound of a word.
- Learn about the process of sound formation, delivery / pronunciation.
- Learn the workings of the organs of the human body especially those related to language use
Phonology Rules
1. Phonetic
Phonetic learns how sounds are produced.
2. The tool says
Organ in the human body that functions in pronunciation of language sounds. Organs involved include the lungs, larynx, pharynx, nasal cavity, oral cavity, lips, teeth, tongue, alveolum, palate, velum and uvula.
The tool says is divided into passive articulator and active articulator. Passive articulators are organs that do not move during sound articulation such as the upper lip, upper teeth and alveolum. The active articulator moves toward the passive articulator to produce various language sounds in various ways, such as the tongue, uvula, and lower jaw (including lower teeth and lower lip).
3. The phonation / voice process
A process in which the vocal cords in the throat produce sounds with or without sound. For example, consonants ‘h’ and ‘k’ are produced without vocal cord vibration, because they are called sound noises. Vocal sounds (a, i, u, e, o) are produced by vibrating vocal cords, then called sound noises.
4. Language classification
A method for arranging data systematically or according to some rules or rules that have been set in grouping languages.
5. Vocal Classification
A method for compiling data systematically or according to some predetermined rules in classifying vocals / sounds.
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1. Phonetic
Phonetic learns how sounds are produced.
2. The tool says
Organ in the human body that functions in pronunciation of language sounds. Organs involved include the lungs, larynx, pharynx, nasal cavity, oral cavity, lips, teeth, tongue, alveolum, palate, velum and uvula.
The tool says is divided into passive articulator and active articulator. Passive articulators are organs that do not move during sound articulation such as the upper lip, upper teeth and alveolum. The active articulator moves toward the passive articulator to produce various language sounds in various ways, such as the tongue, uvula, and lower jaw (including lower teeth and lower lip).
3. The phonation / voice process
A process in which the vocal cords in the throat produce sounds with or without sound. For example, consonants ‘h’ and ‘k’ are produced without vocal cord vibration, because they are called sound noises. Vocal sounds (a, i, u, e, o) are produced by vibrating vocal cords, then called sound noises.
4. Language classification
A method for arranging data systematically or according to some rules or rules that have been set in grouping languages.
5. Vocal Classification
A method for compiling data systematically or according to some predetermined rules in classifying vocals / sounds.
Gumawo.. sudah mampir ke blog saya 🙏
semoga ilmunya dapat bermanfaat 😇
jangan lupa diberikan saran, baik buruknya saya terima 🙏
see you next blog 👋💕
Your blog is okay lia👍 But I think every readers will be bored because no pic, no sound..🙄 Maybe you can try to make this blog be interested, you can put video or sound in this blog lia 😍
ReplyDeleteHi Ester 👋 btw thanks for coming to my blog.
DeleteI think so too, its so simple, but I'll try to fix it the next yahh.
Helo sis liaaa.... sorry sis before ... I opened the blog earlier brother I like it😍😍 .. but when I saw the writing my eyes felt glare so to read it 😧😧because of the blue and red color effect on your writing .😊..thankyou
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