MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CARDINAL VOWELS»
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CARDINAL VOWELS»
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Applied English Phonology
languages, and then we will give a brief description of 'cardinal vowels', which
are commonly used for reference points in talking about the vowels of other
languages. Although it is commonplace to find front vowels as unrounded, there
are ...
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English Phonetics and Phonology Paperback with Audio CDs ...
These cardinal vowels are a standard reference system, and people being
trained in phonetics at an advanced level have to learn to make them accurately
and recognise them correctly. If you learn the cardinal vowels, you are not
learning to ...
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Cognitive Exploration of Language and Linguistics
5.4.1 Cardinal vowels Because of the inherent difficulties of defining tongue
positions, phoneticians appeal to a set of reference point vowels. These are
called cardinal vowels. The cardinal vowels define "fixed points" in articulatory "
vowel ...
René Dirven, Marjolyn Verspoor, 2004
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Introducing Phonetic Science
As an alternative to specifying the location, height and lip-posture for a vowel, the
vowel quality can be related to one of a set of language- independent, reference
vowel qualities known as the cardinal vowels. These can be thought of as ...
Michael Ashby, John Maidment, 2005
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Principles of Phonetics
Jones then specified a set of six other vocoids - Cardinal Vowels 2 [e], 3 [e] and 4
[a] as a front series on the periphery of the vocoid space dividing the vertical tand
auditory1 distance hetween Cardinal Vowels 1 and 5 into equal intervals.
With its reader-friendly writing style, the book introduces concepts of speech production, describes speech in acoustic terms, and teaches practical phonetic skills, including IPA transcription.
Peter Ladefoged, Keith Johnson, 2014
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Phonetics for Communication Disorders
Jones decided to establish a small set of cardinal vowels that could be used in
this manner. He decided that his cardinal vowels would be independent of any
particular language, and that they should be situated around the periphery of the
...
Martin J. Ball, Nicole Muller, 2014
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Handbook of the International Phonetic Association: A Guide ...
To reflect this, eight 'secondary cardinal vowels' are therefore defined which differ
only in lip position from their primary counterparts. These are shown paired with
their primary counterparts in the fourth part of figure 4. So, for example, of the ...
International Phonetic Association, 1999
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English Phonetics and Phonology for Spanish Speakers + CD ...
Brian Leonard Mott. 3.5. The Cardinal Vowels The Cardinal Vowels are a system
of reference points devised by Daniel Jones (1881-1967), ProfessorofPhonetics
atUniversityCollege London from 1921 to 1947. The spatial equidistance of the ...
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The Sounds of Language: An Introduction to Phonetics and ...
Iust as the cardinal points of a compass (N, S, E, W) provide reference points for
orienta— tion in geography, the cardinal vowels provide reference points for
orientation in the vowel space. Iones defined eighteen cardinal vowels, using a
mix ...
