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Phonetics Chap 2

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graphemes   printed letters    
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phonetic alphabet   separate letter for each individual sound in the language    
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allographs   different letter sequences or patterns that represent the same sound   loop, through, threw, fruit, canoe all have the ew sound  
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digraphs   pairs of letters that represent one sound   oo, ee, ss, or sh, ea, ie  
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morpheme   the smallest unit of language capable of carrying meaning   book is one morpheme, books is two morphemes because the "s" changes the meaning of the word book and the "s" is a plural morpheme  
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free morpheme   morphemes that can stand alone and still carry meaning   book, free, music, press  
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bound morphemes   bound to other words and carry no meaning when they stand alone   pre, re, s, ian, ure,  
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MLU   mean length of utterance    
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mean length of utterance   the average number of morphemes per utterance   used to determine whether a child is progressing through specific stages of language development with respect to both the typical developmental sequence and the appropriate time frame  
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phoneme   a speech sound that is capable of differentiating morphemes   each sound in a morpheme  
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minimal pairs   when you change one phoneme and it changes the morpheme   look, book; through, brew  
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allophones   variant pronunciations of a particular phoneme   /l/ can be pronounced different ways in look and ball  
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broad transcription   It is the basic form of transcription. Uses virgules.   systematic phonemic transcriptionuses virgules  
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diacritics   special marks that tell you how a word was said   specialized symbols used to indicate allophonic variation like the dark /l/ and light /l/  
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narrow transcription   uses diacritics and brackets    
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onset of a syllable   consists of all the consonants that precede a vowel   component of a syllable  
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nucleus   normally a vowel    
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syllabic consonants   when a consonant takes on the role of a vowel   as in chasm, m is the vowel in the second syllable  
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supra   above    
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distinctive features   a system of analysis that is helpful when planning treatment   vocalic, consonantal, high, back, anterior, coronal, voice, continuant, nasal, strident  
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open syllables   end in a vowel    
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closed syllables   end in a consonant    
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syllabic consonant   consonants that sound like a vowel   ex, mama and them, mama n m, the m sounds like a vowel  
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phonotactic rules   only certain combinations of consonants can be used, otherwise, you have to have a vowel to make sense of the morpheme    
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word stress   increased emphasis on the production of one syllable    
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