Cours : Phonetics

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- Forum
  
  Forum des nouvelles
- Mrs.TIAIBA Imane: Associate Lecturer class B English Departement Setif2
  
  email: imane.ti@hotmail.fr
- What is this course about ?
  
  Phonetics is the branch of linguistics that examines sounds in a language. Phonetics describes these sounds using the symbols of the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). The IPA uses a single symbol to desribe each sound in a language. If a letter in a word is silent, there will be no IPA symbol used in the transcriptions.
  
  For whom this course is designed ?
  
  This course introduces undergraduates (first year students at university) to the concepts, terminology and representations needed for an understanding of how English is pronounced around the world. Assuming no prior knowledge, the course guides readers through the vocal tract and explains how sounds of speech are made.
  
  Which English is used?
  
  In this course, British English ( BBC English, RP) is used
- GENERAL OBJECTIVES
  
  At the end of the course, the student is expected to be able to produce and describe all the English sounds correctly and to transcribe simple English words. Also, the student will have a broad view about IPA symbols
- Important Ressources
- Fichier
  
  English Phonetics and Phonology A practical course Fourth edition PETER ROACH Fichier
- Fichier
  
  Roach Glossary Fichier
- URL
  
  OXFORD DICTIONARY URL
- Test
  
  Entrance Test
  
  Before you enter this course you need to evaluate yourself to see whether you need to study this course or not
CHAPTER ONE : Introduction
- By the end of this chapter the student is expected to be able
  
  to distinguish between accent and dialect in English
  
  to recognise the IPA symbols
  
  have a global view about the domain phonetics
- LESSON
- Page
  
  General Introduction Page
- Exercises
- Fichier
  
  Exta Exercises C01 Fichier
- Glossaire
  
  Glossary related to Introduction Glossaire
- Forum
  
  American Vs British English Forum
CHAPTER TWO: The Production of Speech Sound
- At the end of this chapter the student is expected to be able to
  
  recognise the different articulators
  
  distinguish between a vowel and a consonant
- LESSON
- Fichier
  
  Articulators above the Larynx Fichier
- Fichier
  
  phoneticspowerpoint-130907021401- (1) Fichier
- Exercises
- Fichier
  
  Extra Exercises C02 Fichier
- Glossaire
  
  Glossary related to the production of speech sonds Glossaire
- Chat
  
  General Discussion Chat
CHAPTER THREE: English Vowels
- At the end of this chapter the student is expected to be able
  
  to distinguish between short vowels, long vowels, diphthongs and Triphthongs
  
  To describe and produce English vowels in the vowel quadrilateral
- LESSON
- Fichier
  
  English Short Vowels Fichier
- Devoir
  
  Audio exercise Devoir
- Fichier
  
  Long Vowels, Diphthongs and Triphthongs Fichier
- Fichier
  
  English cardinal vowels Fichier
- Exercises
- Fichier
  
  Etra Exercises C03 Fichier
- Glossaire
  
  Glossary related to English Vowels Glossaire
CHAPTER FOUR : Voicing and Consonants
- At the end of this chapter the student is expected to be able to
  
  recognise the difference between consonants
  
  distinguish between place of articulation and mannar of articulation
  
  distinguish between fortis and lenis consonants
  
  recignise the different positions of the vocal folds
  
  describe and produce English Plosives
- LESSON
- Fichier
  
  Voicing and Cnsonants Fichier
- Fichier
  
  cours opale Fichier
  
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- Exercises
- Fichier
  
  Extra Exercises C04 Fichier
- Glossaire
  
  Related Glossary to voicing and consonants Glossaire
- Wiki
  
  Research about Glottal Stop Uses Wiki
  
  This space is reserved for students contribution about the different uses of glottal stop in English pronunciation with examples
CHAPTER FIVE: Phonemes and Symbols
- At the end of this chapter the student is expected to be able to
  
  distinguish between phonemes and allophones
  
  distinguish between phonemic and phonetic transcription
- LESSON
- Fichier
  
  Phonemes and Symbols Fichier
- Exercises
- Fichier
  
  Extra Exercises C05 Fichier
- Glossaire
  
  Related glossary to phonemes and symbols Glossaire
- ASSIGNMENT
- Devoir
  
  Assignment Devoir
  
  In this assignment, you are required to gather information about all possible English phonemes and their allophones with examples. Write them in a form of table
CHAPTER SIX: Fricatives and Affricates
- At the end of this chapter the student is expected to be able to
  
  produce and decribe English Fricatives and Affricates correctly
  
  recognise the positions of those consonants in words (their distribution)
- LESSON
- Fichier
  
  Fricatives and Affricates Fichier
- Fichier
  
  Fricatives powerpoint Fichier
- Exercises
- Fichier
  
  Extra Excercises C06 Fichier
- Glossaire
  
  Fricatives and Affricates related glossary Glossaire
CHAPTER SEVEN: Nasals and Approximants
- At the end of this chapter the student is expected to be able to
  
  produce and describe English Nasals correctly
  
  produce and describe English Approximants properly
  
  recognise the distribution of each consonant
- LESSONS
- Fichier
  
  Nasals Fichier
- Fichier
  
  Approximants Fichier
- Fichier
  
  Summary of English Consonants Fichier
- Video Ressource
- URL
  
  Tongue Twisters URL
- Exercises
- Fichier
  
  Extra Exercises C07 Fichier
- Glossaire
  
  Nasals and Approximants related glossary Glossaire
Post-Test
- Test
  
  Quiz Test
  
  This test is designed for the final evaluation