Maksud "tone language" dalam kamus Corsica

SEBUTAN TONE LANGUAGE DALAM CORSICA

tone language

APAKAH MAKSUD TONE LANGUAGE dalam CORSICA?

Nada (linguistik)

Tone (linguistics)

Nada adalah penggunaan padang dalam bahasa untuk membezakan makna leksikal atau tatabahasa - iaitu, untuk membezakan atau mengalihkan kata-kata. Semua bahasa lisan menggunakan padang untuk menyatakan maklumat emosi dan lain-lain yang lebih baik dan menyampaikan penekanan, kontras, dan ciri-ciri lain dalam apa yang disebut intonasi, tetapi tidak semua bahasa menggunakan nada untuk membezakan kata-kata atau infleksi mereka, sama seperti konsonan dan vokal. Fonem tonal seperti ini kadang-kadang dipanggil tonem, di mana setiap toneme adalah varian yang lexically berbeza daripada fonem yang sama, yang fonetik dibezakan dari tonem lain hanya dengan nada vokal. Bahasa-bahasa tonal sangat biasa di Afrika, Asia Timur, dan Amerika Tengah, tetapi jarang di tempat lain di Asia dan di Eropah; seramai tujuh puluh peratus daripada bahasa dunia boleh jadi nada. Dalam banyak bahasa Afrika yang mirip, seperti bahasa Bantu yang paling, nada dibezakan oleh tahap padang yang relatif kepada satu sama lain, yang dikenali sebagai sistem nada pendaftaran. Dalam perkataan berbilang suku kata, nada tunggal boleh dibawa oleh seluruh perkataan, dan bukan nada yang berbeza pada setiap suku kata.

Tone is the use of pitch in language to distinguish lexical or grammatical meaning – that is, to distinguish or to inflect words. All verbal languages use pitch to express emotional and other paralinguistic information and to convey emphasis, contrast, and other such features in what is called intonation, but not all languages use tones to distinguish words or their inflections, analogously to consonants and vowels. Such tonal phonemes are sometimes called tonemes, where each toneme is a lexically distinct variant of the same phoneme, that is phonetically distinguished from other tonemes only by the tone of the vowel. Tonal languages are extremely common in Africa, East Asia, and Central America, but rare elsewhere in Asia and in Europe; as many as seventy percent of world languages may be tonal. In many tonal African languages, such as most Bantu languages, tones are distinguished by their pitch level relative to each other, known as a register tone system. In multi-syllable words, a single tone may be carried by the entire word, rather than a different tone on each syllable.

Definisi tone language dalam kamus Corsica

Takrif bahasa nada dalam kamus adalah bahasa, seperti bahasa Cina atau bahasa Afrika tertentu, di mana perbezaan nada mungkin membuat perbezaan makna.

TERJEMAHAN TONE LANGUAGE

Cari terjemahan tone language kepada 25 bahasa dengan penterjemah Corsica pelbagai bahasa kami.

Terjemahan tone language dari Corsica ke bahasa lain yang dibentangkan dalam bahagian ini telah diperolehi menerusi terjemahan statistik automatik; di mana unit terjemahan penting adalah perkataan «tone language» dalam Corsica.

• Penterjemah Corsica - Cina: 声调语言
• Penterjemah Corsica - Czech: lengua tonal
• Corsica: tone language
• Penterjemah Corsica - Hindi: स्वर भाषा
• Penterjemah Corsica - Amhara: لغة لهجة
• Penterjemah Corsica - Rusia: язык тон
• Penterjemah Corsica - Punjabi: linguagem tom
• Penterjemah Corsica - Basque: স্বর ভাষা
• Penterjemah Corsica - Frisia: langage de tonalité
• Penterjemah Corsica - Melayu: Bahasa nada
• Penterjemah Corsica - Chichewa: Tonsprache
• Penterjemah Corsica - Jepun: トーン言語
• Penterjemah Corsica - Kreol Haiti: 톤 언어
• Penterjemah Corsica - Jerman: Basa tone
• Penterjemah Corsica - Vietnam: ngôn ngữ âm
• Penterjemah Corsica - Tagalog: தொனி மொழி
• Penterjemah Corsica - Marathi: टोन भाषा
• Penterjemah Corsica - Turki: Ses dili
• Penterjemah Corsica - Itali: linguaggio tono
• Penterjemah Corsica - Poland: język ton
• Penterjemah Corsica - Ukraine: мова тон
• Penterjemah Corsica - Romania: limba ton
• Penterjemah Corsica - Cina: τόνος γλώσσα
• Penterjemah Corsica - Afrikaans: toon taal
• Penterjemah Corsica - Swahili: tonspråk
• Penterjemah Corsica - Parsi: tonespråk

CORSICA BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «TONE LANGUAGE»

Ketahui penggunaan tone language dalam pilihan bibliografi berikut. Buku yang berkait dengan tone language dan ekstrak ringkas dari yang sama untuk menyediakan konteks penggunaannya dalam kesusasteraan Corsica.

African Language Structures

It is inherent in every proposed definition of a tone language that at least one of the functions of tone is to participate in distinguishing different lexical items in a language from each other. Commonly, there are some pairs or sets of words in ...

William Everett Welmers, 1974

Language Experience in Second Language Speech Learning: In ...

Interestingly, they found that tone and non- tone language speakers used different strategies for perceiving these artificial continua. Vietnamese and Mandarin speakers used the mid-point of the continuum as a basis for their categorisation.

Ocke-Schwen Bohn, Murray J. Munro, 2007

The relationship between music and language

While speakers of a tone language performed more poorly in the detection of downward pitch changes, they did not differ from non-tone language speakers in their perception of upward pitch changes or in their perception of subtle time ...

Lutz Jäncke

An Introduction to Language

In a tone language it is not the absolute pitch of the syllables that is important but the relations among the pitches of different syllables. Thus men, women, and children with differently pitched voices can still communicate in a tone language.

Victoria Fromkin, Robert Rodman, Nina Hyams, 2013

Language typology and language universals: an international ...

Welmers' (1959, 1973) definition is as good as most: “A tone language is a language in which both pitch phonemes and segmental phonemes enter into the composition of at least some morphemes.” Thus, tone is clearly indicated in the case ...

Martin Haspelmath, 2001

The First Glot International State-of-the-article Book: The ...

By this definition, Japanese is not a tone language, because only the accented syllable carries a contrastive tone. Similarly, Swedish and Norwegian are not tone languages, because only the stressed syllable carries a contrastive tone ( Pike ...

Lisa Lai Shen Cheng, R. P. E. Sybesma, 2000

The Cambridge History of the English Language

Saramaccan is a tone language, with minimal pairs such as da (high tone) 'to give' vs da (non-high tone) 'to be'. Tone plays an important role in Saramaccan not only on the lexical level but also on the grammatical level by marking syntactic ...

Richard M. Hogg, Norman Francis Blake, Robert Burchfield, 1994

Tone

When we study a modern tone language it is not always possible to reconstruct its history, but there are enough cases in which it can be done to enable us to make some general statements about where tones come from. The usual source of ...

Moira Yip, 2002

The Phonology of Tone and Intonation

319 tone features 27-34 tone language 12-15. 26-38, 75 tone language, terraced level tone language, discrete level tone letter 28 tone loss 234-250 tone melody tone reversal 245 tone tier 28-29, 33, 129, 144-157, 176, 190-198 tone sandhi ...

Carlos Gussenhoven, 2004

Language History and Linguistic Modelling: A Festschrift for ...

The hypothesis is set forth that native command of a tone language facilitates the acquisition of tone patterns of word-accent languages. The study presents experimental data to empirically evaluate this hypothesis. It examines two groups of ...

Raymond Hickey, Stanislav Puppel, 1997

BARANGAN BERITA YANG TERMASUK TERMA «TONE LANGUAGE»

Ketahui apa yang diterbitkan oleh akhbar nasional dan antarabangsa dan cara istilah tone language digunakan dalam konteks perkara berita berikut.

Lost languages leave traces on the brain

People who speak tone languages have differences in brain activity in a certain region of the brain's left hemisphere. This region activates in response to pitch ... «Ars Technica, Nov 14»

Speakers of tonal languages are better able to hear music, study finds

“Speaking a tone language does help you hear aspects of music better,” says Gavin Bidelman, an assistant professor at the University of Memphis who led the ... «Globe and Mail, Apr 13»

Tone language is key to perfect pitch

Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Sinatra and Hendrix – these and many other of the world's most famous musicians have had "perfect" or "absolute" pitch. The ability ... «Eureka! Science News, Mei 09»